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Thu, 13 Apr 2006 21:14
Early bird (I) registration expires: Physical activity and successful Aging (PASA 2006)
Author: Sportbibliothek Bonn
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 21:14
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 21:14
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[Apologies for crossposting] "Physical Activity And Successful Aging" European Group for Research into Elderly and Physical Activity (EGREPA) Xth International Conference September 14-16, 2006 Cologne, Germany Deutsche Sporthochschule (German Sport University) GOOD NEWS # 150 abstract submissions # Authors from 25 different countries (8 outside Europe) # Early bird (I) registration is still possible until Saturday! Go for a 30 % discount: http://www.egrepa.org/conference2006-registration.php # What about joining EGREPA? Pay 40 EUR, save 20 % conference fee and receive the European Review on Aging and Physical Activity, our new Springer journal. TIMELINE April 15th, 2006 Early bird registration I April 30th, 2006 Notification of presentation acceptance May 31th , 2006 Early bird registration II WEBSITE UPDATE Please find all details on our Website http://www.egrepa.org. CONFERENCE SCOPE The Xth EGREPA Conference is oriented towards researchers, clinicians, practitioners, trainers, healthcare-professionals, service-providers, family and professional geriatric caregivers, decision makers in the private and public sectors in the field of physical activity, sports and aging for older adults. According to the different target groups four program columns will be arranged (participants are welcome to switch between columns): Science & research Programmes & promotion Training for trainers Practical exercise for everybody Kind regards, Michael Brach conference manager
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