GENERAL INFORMATION

 
 

Registration
The registration desk will be located in the main foyer of the South Building except for during the social mixer.

Mon, May 10:     Early registration at Social Mixer, Blind Duck Pub, 17.00-23.00
Tues, May 11     South Building Foyer, 07.00-18.30
Wed, May 12:    South Building Foyer, 08.00-17.00 

Registration fees include the conference program, lunches, coffee breaks, and two drink tickets for use during the mixer, poster session, and/or banquet.

 
** Please be sure to bring your own coffee mug, water bottle, pen and notebook ***

Notice to Session Moderators

Please report to the designated room a few minutes prior to the start of the session. Use this time to confirm that the speakers are present. Since there are multiple concurrent sessions it is very important that we adhere to the scheduled times. Speakers are allotted 14 min in total. Please signal the speakers at 10 min, and at 12 min. At 14 min please ask the speaker to leave the podium.

Notice to Oral Presenters
Please hand in your presentation on CD when you register. This will be returned to you. We recommend that you bring a backup CD of your presentation. CDs must be compatible with Windows XP and PowerPoint 2000. Please verify your presentation on this platform (especially Mac users) using a different computer than the one that you burned it on. Please use your last name as the file name for your talk (e.g. Darwin.ppt). 

Please report to the room where you will be speaking 15 min prior to the start of your session. Each speaker will be allotted 14 min (12 min talk + 2 min questions) with one minute for movement between rooms. You will be asked to leave the podium if you exceed this time limit. You will not be permitted to use your own computer. Slide and overhead projectors will not be available. A room will be available for practicing your talk. 


Notice to Poster Presenters

We encourage you to put up your posters during the first coffee break. You are only required to stand by your poster during the poster session that will be held on Tuesday, May 11 from 17.30-18.30 in Spigel Hall prior to the banquet. Poster boards are 120 cm x 120 cm. Please do not use pins or tacks on the poster boards - velcro tape will be provided for you.


Parking

Daytime parking for conference attendees will be available in Lot 4. If you will be staying overnight on campus please park in
Lot 6. Parking passes are available for pickup at the OEEC registration desk. Please see the map on the back of the program. 

Meals

Formal breakfasts will not be provided; however, various baked goods such as bagels, muffins, and Danishes will be served during the coffee breaks. Lunches will be provided on Tuesday, May 11 and Wednesday, May 12. All coffee breaks, lunches, and the banquet will take place inside Spigel Hall or on the patio just outside Spigel Hall. Vegetarian options will be available during coffee breaks, lunches, and the banquet. Vegan food will be available at the banquet for those who indicated this on their registration form. 

During the summer, on campus food services are limited to Tim Horton’s, Pizza Pizza, Williams Coffee Pub, and several vending machines. These are all located in the main foyer of the
South Building

Banquet

The banquet will be held in Spigel Hall on Tuesday May 11th at 18.30 following the poster session. There will be limited numbers of tickets for sale at the OEEC registration desk ($15 each). Banquet tickets will be collected – please be sure to bring yours. We are pleased to feature the funk/soul music of LMT Connection (www.lmtconnection.com). We thank the Old Credit Brewing Company for providing beer for the poster session and banquet. 


Local Restaurants

Mississauga
boasts a wide variety of ethnic restaurants within a 10 min drive from the UTM campus. These include East Indian, Thai, Lebanese, Caribbean, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Greek, and many others. Concentrations of restaurants are around the following intersections: Dundas & Hurontario, Dundas & Winston Churchill, and Burnhamthorpe & Erindale Station (walking distance from UTM). 

On-Campus Housing

You will be staying in
McLuhan Court (see map on back of program or on OEEC website). Keys to your rooms will be available at the OEEC registration desk. Each unit consists of four lockable bedrooms.  Please park your cars in Lot 6.  

Computer Access

Email and internet access will be available in the library located in the main foyer of the
South Building. The library summer hours are 08.45-17.00.

Emergency

911:                                          9.911
Campus Police:                          905.828.5200
Campus Police Emergency:         905.569.4333
Ambulance:                               905.844.4242
Fire Department:                        905.279.2311
Peel Police:                                905.453.3311 


T-Shirts

T-shirts ordered on the web prior to the conference will be available at the OEEC registration desk. There will be some t-shirts available for purchase for $13. 


Book/Prize Draw

This will take place during the closing remarks on May 12. There will be an opportunity to see the books and prizes during the banquet.  


Bookstore

The UTM bookstore will be open during the conference from 08.45-17.00. Pens, notebooks, UTM souvenirs, coffee mugs, and water bottles can be purchased at the bookstore.  


Nature Walks

The UTM campus is fortunately located beside the beautiful Erindale Park which contains a number of walking trails and the
Credit River. Access to Erindale Park is available at the southwest corner of parking Lot 4 or via the main entrance off of Dundas St. The UTM campus itself is heavily wooded with several walking trails. It is not uncommon to see deer, foxes, and various other wildlife on campus.

 
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