Friday, August 12, 2011

REGISTRATION FORM FOR PLT FACILITATOR TRAINING WORKSHOP

REGISTRATION FORM



MS PLT


FACILITATOR TRAINING WORKSHOP


NOVEMBER 3-4, 2011 AT PLYMOUTH BLUFF CENTER


COLUMBUS, MS






NAME: _________________________________________


MAILING ADDRESS (PLEASE INCLUDE ZIP CODE)


Street Address________________________________________________________


City___________________________________________________________


State__________________________________________________________


Zip Code________________________________________________________




Telephone Numbers


Home_____________________________


Office_____________________________


Cell______________________________


E-mail_____________________________






Are you an African-American or a college/university professor or instructor?


Yes____________No___________




These are the target groups for my grant, and will receive first priority. Others will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis as space permits.


I am (Check all that apply)


College/University Professor or Instructor _________________


Other College/University Employee_______________________


College University Student_____________________________


Pre K - K Teacher ___________________________________




1st - 8th Grade Teacher________________________________


9th - 12th Grade Teacher_______________________________


Other Educator (4-H agent, for instance) ____________________


Natural Resource Professional____________________________


Other (describe) _____________________________________


Do you need a room? YES____________NO_______________


List any dietary restrictions/needs ________________________________________


_________________________________________________________________


________________________________________________________________


Please return via e-mail to handerson212@gmail.com, or mail to MS PLT, c/o Mississippi Forestry Commission, P.O. Drawer 429, Philadelphia, MS 39350. Please feel free to contact me via e-mail or call me at 601-613-5567 if you have any questions.


Directions to Plymouth Bluff: From Starkville: Take Highway 82 toward Columbus. Look for the Highway 45 Exit to Macon and Meridian (you should also see the Plymouth Bluff sign), take this exit, then turn LEFT and take the bridge back over Hwy. 82. (If you go over the waterway, you missed your exit.) Follow this road. It will take a sharp right hand curve and intersect with another road on the bank of the river. Turn left and go a mile or so and you will see the Plymouth Bluff sign on your right. Turn into the Plymouth Bluff driveway. Continue on past the cabins to the parking lot at the conference center.



From Meridian: Take 45 North, at Brooksville take the RIGHT FORK. Cross over Highway 82, this road will make a sharp right curve and intersect with another road on the bank of the Tombigbee River. Turn left and go a mile or so. You will see the Plymouth Bluff sign to your right. Turn into the driveway. Continue on past the cabins to the parking lot at the conference center.


From Columbus: Take Hwy 82 toward Starkville. Cross over the Ten-Tom Bridge. Take the Plymouth Bluff exit. Follow this road around a sharp right curve to an intersection on the river bank. Turn left and go a mile or so to the Plymouth Bluff sign. Turn right into the driveway and follow it past the cabins to the parking lot by the conference center.


From Tupelo: Take 45 Alternate through West Point. Continue on to the High 82 intersection and take the Columbus exit. Continue on to the Highway 45 S (Macon and Meridian) exit. You should see the Plymouth Bluff sign here. Exit then turn left back across Hwy 82. Continue on this road around a sharp right curve to the intersection on the river bank. Turn left and go a mile or so to the Plymouth Bluff sign on the right. Turn into the driveway and continue past the cabins all the way to the parking lot at the conference center.


GPS ADDRESS IS 2200 OLD WEST POINT ROAD


IF YOU GET LOST, CALL MY CELL PHONE AT 601-613-5567 AND SOMEONE WILL RESCUE YOU.











Thanks,






Harold Anderson,



MS-PLT Coordinator