************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************** Registration Information Thank You for Attending GEOINT 2018 For Registration Questions, Please Contact SPARGO Call: 866-849-9827 Email: geointregistration@spargoinc.com SPARGO GEOINT Symposium 11208 Waples Mill Rd. Ste 112 Fairfax, VA 22030 Phone: 866-849-9827 Fax: 703-562-9049 Cancellation Policy If you are unable to attend GEOINT 2018, we encourage you to send a substitute. Cancellations and substitutions must be submitted in writing via email to geointregistration@spargoinc.com. Cancellations received by Thursday, February 15, 2018, will receive a full refund, less a $100 processing fee. Cancellations received Friday, February 16, 2018, and before Monday, March 19, 2018, will receive a 50% refund, less a $100.00 processing fee. No refunds will be given after Monday, March 19, 2018 and registrations received after this date are not eligible for refunds. Canceling your registration does not automatically cancel your housing reservation. To cancel your hotel reservation, please contact geointhousing@spargoinc.com. Onsite Registration Hours Saturday, April 21 6 p.m. â 8 p.m. Sunday, April 22 7:30 a.m. â 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 23 6 a.m. â 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 24 6 a.m. â 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 25 6 a.m. â 3 p.m. Times subject to change. GEOINT Symposium â April 22-25 The GEOINT Symposium registration includes access to all general sessions, breakouts, exhibit hall, lunch, and networking receptions to include the Sunday evening welcome celebration. Additional registration is required for the GEOINT Foreword preâsymposium sessions and trainings. USGIF Individual Member Rates USGIF Non-Member Rates Early (until Feb. 19) Advance (Feb. 20 â March 19) Regular/Onsite (March 20 â April 25) Government Academic Young Professionals (under 35) GEOINT Foreword â April 22 Get ready for GEOINT 2018 with GEOINT Foreword on Sunday, April 22. A pre-symposium session dedicated to innovation, academics, and the latest technology. This registration is an add-on and does not include access to the GEOINT Symposium general sessions, exhibits, or any activities Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. USGIF Individual Member Rates USGIF Non-Member Rates Government Industry Academic Young Professionals Expo-Only Registration Expo-Only registration includes one-day admission to the exhibit hall, lunch, same-day reception, and the opportunity to purchase professional development trainings on that day. You may purchase an expo-only registration for one day, two days, or all three day. One Day Expo Only â USGIF Individual Member One Day Expo Only â USGIF Non-Member Exhibitor Registration Exhibitors receive a certain number of complimentary exhibitor registrations depending on booth size. Please contact USGIFâs Senior Manager, Exhibit and Sponsorship Services Ashley Jones at ashley.jones@usgif.org to obtain your codes before registering. Additional exhibitor registrations may be purchased online. Rates Exhibitor â USGIF Member Exhibitor â USGIF Non-Member Exhibitor â Academia Training/Education Sessions USGIF offers attendees 58 hours of training and professional development opportunities on a variety of topics. Training courses are held Monday, April 23, through Wednesday, April 25, in the early morning and afternoon. Each training requires an additional small fee and is not included in any other registration. Rates USGIF Member per session USGIF Non-Member per session Guest Pass Registration As a special offer, USGIF offers attendees and exhibitors the option to bring a guest for a reduced cost compared to full-symposium registrations. Guest passes are limited to one guest pass per full symposium registration. Each pass includes admission to the exhibit hall during the afternoon networking receptions and evening activities. Institutional Registration in eRA Commons â Transcript **** *** *** **** ***** *** DISCLAIMER !!!****** ** **** **** **** ** THIS FILE MAY CONTAIN ERR ORS . THIS IS NOT A LEGAL DOCUMENT AND IS NOT FOR USE IN A COURT OF LA W. **** *** *** **** ***** *** DISCLAIMER !!!****** ** **** **** **** ** 1. Welcome to this tutorial video on How to Register an Institution in eRA Commons. Individuals, on their own, cannot create an eRA Commons account. Since Commons is used to track, submit reports, and manage federal funds awarded to an institution or organi zation; research administrators, Principal Investigators, scientists, students, and others, will receive access to Commons through their awarded institution or organization. 2. The process starts with an institution or organization that wishes to submit for an NIH or partner agency award . But before an application can be submitted, the institution must be registered with eRA Commons. In this initial step, the institution must identify an authorized person as a Signing Official. 3. A Signing Official (SO) has institutional authority to legally bind the institution in award administration matters. The label, "Signing Official," is used in conjunction with the NIH eRA Commons. The SO can register the institution, create and modify the institutional profile, and cr eate or affiliate user accounts. 4. The SO also can view all applications and awards within the institution, including status , and detailed information. An SO can create additional Signing Official accounts , as well as accounts with any other role , or combi nation of roles. For most institutions, the Signing Official is located in his or her Office of Sponsored Research, or equivalent. 5. Before beginning the registration process, check to make sure your institution is not already registered with eRA Commons. You can do this easily. ⢠Go to the eRA Commons Home Page ⢠Click Commons Quick Queries along the right side. ⢠Then click Commons Registered Organizations link ⢠Click the Run Query button to have the system build the list of currently registered organizations. The system will display the names in alphabetical order. Because there are thousands of registered organizations, it may take a few seconds to build the list, so be patient. ⢠You can then search through the list to see if your organization is registered. 6. Before an institution can begin the registration process in eRA Commons, it must have a valid and verifiable Dunn and Bradstreet (DUNS) number. A nine -digit DUNS number is an NIH requirement that is used to uniquely identify a business entity. Some DUNS n umbers will include an additional 4 digits, referred to as âDUNS plus four.â 7. There is one exception to this policy with regards to registering with eRA Commons. Institutions wishing to submit applications for Other Transaction Authority opportunities are not required to have a DUNS number for registration to eRA Commons . But institutions are required to have a valid and verifiable DUNS number at the time funds are award ed . 8. NOTE: Start the registration process early! Before an institution can successfully submit a n NIH or partner agency grant application, the institution must also be registered with the System for Award Education Services â 4/2015 Welcome and thank you for choosing Blue Valley. We are ready to provide your child a personalized learning experience that goes beyond expectations. But first , we need to introduce you to one of Blue Valleyâs many online resources so you can register your child for school. Please review the contents of the packet closely and contact your childâs school if you have any questions. This packet contains informat ion and instructions on how to access a resource , ParentVUE, that you will become very familiar with while in Blue Valley. ParentVUE provides teachers, students and families with information such as emergency contact information, health and attendance. For parents of older students, it is also a great place to access grades and assignments. If you are a new parent to the district, you must first create an account using the activation code provided to you by the building. You should have received this activation code once you have completed and returned the initial enrollment materials to the building. If you did not receive an activation code, please contact your childâs school. If you already have students in the district and also have a student who is entering the district for the first time, you will need to complete the initial enrollment materials at the building before the student can be visible in ParentVUE . If you have a student in Blue Valley and already have access to ParentVUE, then there is no need to create an additional ParentVUE account. New families, p lease be sure to create a ParentVUE account prior to May 1, 201 5. Step -by -step i nstructions for creating an account in ParentVUE are included in this packet. The username and password for ParentVUE will also become your username and password for online registration . Once the ParentVUE account is created and activated , you can begin the online registration process. ⢠April 15, 2015 â Elementary and middle school students can begin registration. ⢠July 6, 201 5 â High school students can begin registration. During the registration process, families will have an opportunity to update information contained within ParentVUE. Once you have finalized your ParentVUE account, you will begin to receive information via email from the district as well as your childâs school. To learn more about online resources for Blue Valley families go to www.bluevalleyk12.org/bvpo . We are excited to have you and your child join the Blue Valley Schools family! ParentVUE: Logon Education Services 3/31/14 Parent Vue website: RETURNING USERS: Select âI am a parentâ and log in using your username and password. FIRST TIME USERS: If you are a new parent to the district, you must first create an account using the activation code provided to you by the building. You should have received this activation code once you have submitted the initial enrollment documentation to the building. If you did not receive an activation code, please contact your childâs school. Click on âI am a parent.â Then click on the âI have an activation key and need to create my account.â Follow the onscreen instructions to activate your ParentVue account. Welcome to the Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse: Mandated and Permissive Reporting in Pennsylvania Online Training. Our technical support staff are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM EST at helpcpsl@pitt.edu or 717-605-0236. If you have not previously registered please click the "Registration" link at the top of the page. Please make sure to complete all fields accurately. In particular, if you are licensed or applying for a license under certain PA Boards, you will need to enter additional information to ensure your record is sent to the PA Department of State, including your PA Board license number if applicable. Enter your full name exactly as it appears on your license, be sure to include your correct Date of Birth and SSN as well. Please refer to the frequently asked questions (FAQ) section after you login. This course is approved for 3 continuing education credits and has been approved by the PA Department of Human Services and Department of State to meet mandated reporting (Act 31) license requirements. All other licensing-related questions should be referred to your respective Board(s). Please note, If you are licensed by more than one Board, the Dept. of State will apply your credit to all relevant boards. If you have received an e-mail discrepancy letter indicating the Board has not received the verification of completion of the Mandatory Act 31 Child Abuse Continuing Education Course, but you had completed the course, contact us at helpcpsl@pitt.edu or 717-605-0236. Individuals who are renewing or applying for a license, please allow 7 to 10 days for the processing of your credits. You may monitor the status of your license on-line at If after 10 days your credits have not been applied, contact us at helpcpsl@pitt.edu or 717-605-0236. --xcXKwfxoPpv6=_?:--