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Registration For 2009 Gig Conference Is Now Open!

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By cruelshoes
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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cruelshoes Enthusiast
cruelshoes
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The 2009 GIG conference is in Seattle this year the first weekend in June. As of today you can now register online at the link above. You can also click on a link on the registration page to see the class schedule.

There are 2 tracks -beginning and advanced. There is also a track for medical professionals and one for teens. The planning committee has been working hard on this since August. I hope you will see some topics and speakers that are of interest to you.

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Jestgar Rising Star
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May be pricey for some. Are there day-of volunteer opportunities in exchange for admission?

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And thanks! I'll pass the info on to my local yahoo group.

cruelshoes Enthusiast
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May be pricey for some. Are there day-of volunteer opportunities in exchange for admission?

I haven't heard about a scenario like this, but I will ask. Our next planning meeting is on the 28th. :) There are some scholarships available. There should be information on how to apply on the website.

glutenada Newbie
glutenada
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Hi Colleen,

Is it too late to sign up to be an exhibitor? Where would I find information on this?

Thanks! Looking forward to it :)

cruelshoes Enthusiast
cruelshoes
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Hi Colleen,

Is it too late to sign up to be an exhibitor? Where would I find information on this?

Thanks! Looking forward to it :)

It's not too late. PM me your contact information (email address, company name and/or website, etc). I can make sure an exhibitor packet gets out to you. I'm on the exhibitor committee too. :)

glutenada Newbie
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It's not too late. PM me your contact information (email address, company name and/or website, etc). I can make sure an exhibitor packet gets out to you. I'm on the exhibitor committee too. :)

Great! Thank you :)

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