LISA Options
Oct. 2nd, 2009 09:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bjarvisI've officially submitted my request to the powers-that-be at my office for time off to attend the upcoming LISA conference. Since my firm doesn't have any education or training benefits, I'm attending on my own dime and it's not a cheap affair.
The base price for the conference itself is $755 beforer October 12. I'll have to add $170 extra because my membership to USENIX and LISA have lapsed, although I get a $45 discount since I'm a member of LOPSA. That's net total of $880 USD.
There are a handful of half-day training sessions I'd like to attend but they would bring the total to $1410 USD, well above my limited means. I'll have to skip those this year.
Of course, this all presumes the powers-that-be will let me attend. If they do, I'll be looking for a roomie or a couch in the Baltimore area shortly.
The base price for the conference itself is $755 beforer October 12. I'll have to add $170 extra because my membership to USENIX and LISA have lapsed, although I get a $45 discount since I'm a member of LOPSA. That's net total of $880 USD.
There are a handful of half-day training sessions I'd like to attend but they would bring the total to $1410 USD, well above my limited means. I'll have to skip those this year.
Of course, this all presumes the powers-that-be will let me attend. If they do, I'll be looking for a roomie or a couch in the Baltimore area shortly.
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Date: 2009-10-02 03:39 pm (UTC)