Registration is now open for the 2021 PA Abandoned Mine Reclamation Virtual Conference to be held October 27-28. The theme of the Conference is “Overcoming Challenges — A Bright Future.”

The conference will be virtual in nature, but will still include many excellent exhibitors, presentations, speakers, networking opportunities, everyone’s favorite Mayfly Awards, and more!

This year’s conference will utilize the Whova Web Application, which not only incorporates Zoom for video chats and webinars but also has virtual networking (that will start before and continue well after the conference), surveys, virtual booth space where attendees chat with exhibitors, and much more.

The virtual conference web applications will open weeks ahead of time for participants to get used to browsing around and start chatting with other registered attendees and exhibitors.

This will be helpful in planning ahead and arranging schedules to sign up for particular sessions.

How To Register

To access the virtual conference, the first step is to register through the EPCAMR Online Store (like every other year) and you will be provided the credentials/instructions to access the Whova Virtual Conference Applications in a follow-up email.

For more information on the Conference, visit the 2021 PA Abandoned Mine Reclamation Virtual Conference website.

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[Posted: July 22, 2021]

7/26/2021