The
9th International Conference of
The Society for Computational Economics
Computing in Economics and Finance
The Drumheller Fountain with
REGISTRATION FEES
The registration fee is US$225 if paid
before May 15. Payment can be made online by credit card here
or you may download a printable registration form and
return it to us by email, post or fax.
We encourage you to register early!
After May 15 the registration fee will increase to US$295. Participants who wish to bring a guest or
spouse to participate in coffee breaks and the Friday night reception may do so
at an additional fee of US$100. Guests
are also welcome to attend the banquet on Saturday night.
The
registration fee includes a welcome reception on Friday night, six coffee
breaks with beverages and snacks, conference materials, admission to all sessions,
and a one-year membership to the Society for Computational Economics. The optional banquet on Saturday is offered
at an additional charge. Please see the
BANQUET page for complete information.
Please
note that the campus room and board package (for those who choose to stay in
the dormitories) will include breakfast and lunch on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Those who stay off-campus will
be on their own for meals, but the campus and the surrounding neighborhood
offer many reasonably priced restaurants within walking distance of conference
activities. Please refer to the lodging
page for more information.
Refund
policy for registration fees
Cancellation before May 15: Forfeit US$55. (balance
of payment will be refunded)
Cancellation between May 15 and July 1: Forfeit
US$100. (balance of payment will be refunded)
Cancellation on or after July 1: no refund
Friday
Welcome Reception
The Welcome Reception will take place at the Burke Museum of Natural
History on the UW campus. Hors
d’oeuvres and beverages will be served.
We will have access to view all exhibits and, weather permitting,
may enjoy a nice summer evening on the outdoor patio. The reception is included in the
registration fee for all participants and registered guests.
The Burke
Museum is the State museum of natural
FRIDAY
NIGHT
and
cultural history, and the only major natural history
museum in
the Northwest United States. It's a
treasure
trove of
natural and artistic wonders from the Pacific
Northwest
and the Pacific Rim. Collection highlights
include
towering totem poles and huge, hand carved
cedar
canoes; the region's only dinosaur skeleton;
beautiful
gems and minerals; fascinating fossils; birds,
beetles,
and butterflies.
The Burke Museum
Accessibility
We wish to make conference events accessible to everyone. Please contact us at sce2003@u.washington or 206-706-8118 to
request any accessibility accommodation.
All campus buildings are wheelchair accessible.
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