Registration is closed.

If you are not able to register online, call Nancy at 608-698-0008.

Conference fee includes all meals (2 lunches, 2 breakfasts and breaks) and materials.

All cancelled registrations are subject to a $20.00 cancellation fee.  No refunds given on or after April 23.

There are a limited number of scholarships available. Contact Nancy Michaud at nmichaud@smokefreewi.org or 608-698-0008 for more information.

Please complete information below:
Your Name:	First:   Last:
Organization:
Address:
City:
State:	Zip:
Email:
Phone:	( )  -
Fax:	( )  -
Do you have any special accommodation needs? If so, please describe below:
Program Selections
Select the breakout sessions you plan to attend. Refer to Breakout Sessions for descriptions. (Select one per timeslot)
Tuesday, May 1, 2007 from 10:00 – 11:15 am
	Program Evaluation: It’s Not Just for Scientists Delivering Culturally Tailored Cessation Programs to Priority Populations in Minnesota Critical Opportunities for Turning Policy Ideas into State Law Did Ya Hear The One About...? Reframing the Industry’s Argument to Our Advantage       AND Telling Powerful Stories: Lessons Learned from the Opposition Recharging Your Coalition: Turn Your Members Into Energizer Bunnies A New Approach to an Overlooked Group: Reducing Tobacco Disparities Among Non-college 18-24 Year Olds
Tuesday, May 1, 2007 from 1:30 – 2:45 pm
	Teaming Up to Take Advantage of a Teachable Moment: A Regional Approach to Establishing an Alternative to Citation Program for Youth Offenders Free Technology Tools That Can Make Your Job Easier Federal Regulation of Tobacco and Its Impact on You Appleton Smoking Ordinance: An Examination of Health Policy and Changes in Public Acceptance and Preferences of Smoke-Free Bars     AND Cheers! Breathing Easier and Smoking Less, One Year Later Didn’t Your Mother Tell You Not to Spit? Outreach to Priority Populations with a Focus on Quitting
Wednesday, May 2, 2007 from 8:15 – 9:30 am
	From the Front Lines: One Wisconsin Program’s Experience Treating Nicotine Addiction in an Integrated Alcohol, Drug and Tobacco Program 18-24 Year Olds – The New Potential Regular     AND “We’re Targets Too!” – How Tobacco Companies are Targeting 18-24 Year Olds New Programs and Tools: Moving Ahead with UW-Center for Research and Intervention Exposing the Truth About Air Quality for Workers How to Make Stories Work for You
Wednesday, May 2, 2007 from 9:45 – 11:00 am
	Helping Businesses Make Tobacco-Free Their Business     AND Preparing Smokers to Quit Home Exposure to Secondhand Smoke in Wisconsin: Trends and Proposed Solutions     AND It’s Their Home, But It’s My Worksite: Implementing a Policy to Protect In-Home Workers Priority Populations and Tobacco Control: A Framework for Eliminating the Harm of Commercial Tobacco Youth & Legislators – A Winning Combination Beyond E-mail Alerts: Getting People to Act
Payment
Select method of payment:
	Check
	Purchase Order   PO#
	Code:
NOTE: For payments made by purchase order or check, an invoice will be sent to obtain payment.