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Training Conference |
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2008 UCOWF Annual Training Conference Snowmass Village, Colorado |
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36th Annual UCOWF Training ConferenceThe 2008 UCOWF Annual Training Conference will be held at the Silvertree Hotel Conference Center, Snowmass Village, Colorado from September 14th through September 18th, 2008. The annual training conference will include workshops designed to train and educate UCOWF members on cutting-edge investigative, administrative, and technological programs that are currently in use in the United States and/or Canada. They are designed to share successful intitiatives among members and provide current information about efforts to address integrity in our public assistance programs. Workshops will be conducted by officials from local, state and federal agencies involved in the development, administration and execution of public assistance program policy and program integrity. The conference fee is $245, although if you register by August 13, 2008, you save $10. The conference fee covers the cost of instruction and materials, beverages between workshops, and two meals: one hosted lunch and the annual awards banquet the evening of September 17th. You can register for the conference by following the links on the left side of this page. You can register online and pay online for the conference through the use of a Visa or Mastercard. You DO NOT have to pay for the conference at the time you register. Therefore, if you are planning on attending, register as early as possible so that the conference organizers can plan appropriately and you can take advantage of the normal registration fee. This year's training agenda is available by clicking the link on the left side of this page.
We hope to see you there!
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