Registering
You can register on-line or via fax and regular mail up to October 15. But, if you register by September 22, you can save yourself hundreds of dollars.
After October 15 you may register on-site at the conference.The on-site registration hours will be:
| SPLASH On-site Registration Hours |
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| Saturday, October 16th |
3:00 pm – 7:00 pm |
| Sunday, October 17th | 7:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Monday, October 18th | 7:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Tuesday, October 19th | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Wednesday, October 20th | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Thursday, October 21st | 8:00 am – 12:00 pm |
You also may pick up your conference package during these times.
Pricing
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Early (before or on September 22, 2010)
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Late (after September 22, 2010 & Onsite)
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| "ACM Member" means "of ACM or SIGPLAN" | ACM Member | Non-Member | Student | ACM Member | Non-Member | Student |
| SPLASH (OOPSLA/Onward!) (Tues-Thur) |
$560
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$645
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$225
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$670
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$775
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$270
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| SPLASH One Day (OOPSLA/Onward!) |
$225
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$260
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$90
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$270
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$310
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$110
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| International Lisp Conference (ILC) for ALU members (Tues-Thur) |
$355
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$390
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$150
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$440
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$485
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$185
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| International Lisp Conference (ILC) for ALU Individual Sponsors |
$280
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$315
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n/a
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$365
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$410
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n/a
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| International Lisp Conference (ILC) for non-members of ALU |
$430
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$465
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$165
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$515
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$560
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$200
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| Dynamic Languages Symposium (DLS) (Monday) |
$110
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$125
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$45
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$130
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$150
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$55
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| Pattern Languages of Programming (PLoP) (Saturday, Sunday & Monday) |
$340
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$390
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$135
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$410
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$470
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$160
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| Educators' and Trainers' Symposium (Monday) |
$125
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$145
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$50
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$150
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$175
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$60
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| Tutorial, Half Day Unit (Sunday, Monday) |
$225
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$270
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$260
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$312
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| Workshop (Sunday, Monday) |
$120
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$140
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$50
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$145
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$170
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$60
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| Friend of SPLASH + |
$500
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+ Friend of Splash: includes recognition as a supporter in print and on the web, and attendance for two at an invitation-only reception.
++ Tutorials are free to students on a space-available basis.
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