Birthplace of Aviation
Meeting Co-Chairs:
- Charles Ciampaglio
Wright State University - Angie Clayton
Wright State University
Deadlines:
Abstracts:
24 January
Early Registration:
19 March
Cancellation:
26 March
Travel Grants:
19 March
Downloads:
Section Meeting Program
[2.6MB PDF]
Section Meeting Brochure
[534KB PDF]
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GSA North-Central Section
46th Annual Meeting
23–24 April 2012
Location
The meeting will take place at the Dayton Convention Center, 22 E. Fifth Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402, USA. Located where I-75 meets I-70, Dayton is known as the "Birthplace of Aviation." Today, the city remains a center for significant industrial, aerospace, and technological / engineering research activities, technical innovations, and inventions; both the National Museum of the United States Air Force and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base are in Dayton. With its thriving downtown area, beautiful parks, and Midwestern charm, the city is also a great destination for family vacations. Finally, for geologists and rock-hounds: Dayton is centrally located within the Cincinnati Arch, surrounded by world-class late Ordovician strata and less than a 90-minute drive away from the famous Devonian Silica Shale, which has produced many prized trilobites, fish, and crinoids.
Continuing Education Units
The GSA North-Central Section Meeting offers an excellent opportunity to earn CEUs toward your general continuing education requirements for your employer or K-12 school. After the Meeting contact Beth Engle, to receive a meeting evaluation form. Upon completion of the meeting evaluation a Certificate will be mailed to you.