2019 Conf Registration

#FOTA19 Conference: Embracing Occupation
14 CEs available! 1 or 2-day registrations.

Registration Opens Soon
Nov. 16-17 at Renaissance Orlando SeaWorld®
6677 Sea Harbor Drive Orlando, Florida 32821

Conference Fees: Early Discount expires October 19.
Prices increase $25.00 after the October 19, 2019.
Box Lunch & Beverage included, No 1-day option available for students

Workshops: 1 hr 50 min sessions w/ reflective period for presenter interaction (2 CEU's)
Short course: 50-minute session with presenter interaction (1 CEU)
Conversations that Matter: 50-minute facilitated discussion sessions with no AV material presented by Special Interest Section (SIS) Leaders (1 CEU)
Professional Poster Sessions: ace-to-face discussion and question/answer period between attendees /researcher/research team ( 5 posters= 1 CEU)
Student Poster Sessions - face-to-face discussion, question/answer period between attendees/researcher/research team ( 5 posters= 1 CEU)

14 total CEs Available

FOTA19 Conference Registration Pricing
Member Pricing	2-day	After 10/19	1-day	After 10/19
OT/ OTA	$315	$340	$180	$205
OT/ OTA Presenters	$280	$305	$160	$185
Retired	$120	$145	$80	$105
Student	$180	$205	$120	$145
Student Presenters	$150	$175	$110	$135
Non Member Pricing
	2-day	After 10/19	1-day	After 10/19
OT/ OTA	$450	$475	$275	$300
OT/ OTA Presenters	$400	$425	$240	$265
Retired	$150	$175	$100	$125
Student	$220	$245	$180	$225
Student Presenters	$190	$215	$150	$175

**Guests may registers and attend at the Student Non Member prices, lunch included, no CE credits.

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