<p> Registration Mid-Eastern Terrorism Seminar April 24-26, 2006 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Stephen F. Austin State University Piney Woods Conservation Center</p><p>Registration Contact: Jo Treadaway (409) 584-2412 [email protected]</p><p>Mail Registration to: Piney Woods Conservation Center 336 CR 473 Broaddus, TX 75929</p><p>Web site: www.sfasu.edu/forestry/pwcc</p><p>Circle one: $549 all inclusive (class tuition, training materials, certificate, lodging and meals) $429 commuter price (class tuition, training materials, certificate and lunch daily)</p><p>Early check-in: April 23 after 3p.m. Class begins at 8 a.m. on April 24.</p><p>Name: Agency: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: Home ( ) Work ( ) Date and Time of Arrival: Payment method: Check (enclosed) Number Amount Credit card: Visa Master Card Discovery Name on Card: Card Number: Expiration Date: Amount of Charge: Driving Instructions Stephen F. Austin State University’s Piney Woods Conservation Center</p><p>From Nacogdoches : (60 miles)</p><p> Travel east on SH 21 to SH 95  Travel south (turn right) on SH 95 (through Chireno)  SH 95 will dead-end in to SH 103 (turn left)  Travel east on SH 103 to FM 705  Travel south (turn right) on FM 705 for about 20.3 miles to FM 3127  Travel west (turn right) on FM 3127 for one (1) mile, the PWCC will be on your right. </p><p>From Lufkin: (60 miles)</p><p> Travel Loop 287 east in Lufkin to SH 103 East  Travel east on SH 103 for about 32 miles to FM 705  Travel south (turn right) on FM 705 for about 20.3 miles to FM 3127  Travel west (turn right) on FM 3127 for one mile, the PWCC will be on your right. </p><p>From Zavalla:(35 miles)</p><p> Travel north on SH 147 for about 13 miles (across Sam Rayburn Lake), to Broaddus.  Turn East (turn right) on FM 83 (on your right)  Travel East on FM 83 for about nine miles to FM 705.  Travel South (turn right) on FM 705 for about 11.3 miles to FM 3127 Travel West (turn right) on FM 3127 for one mile, the PWCC will be on the right.</p><p>From Houston via Jasper: (45 miles)</p><p> Travel US 59 north to Livingston  Turn east (right) on US 190 to Jasper  At Jasper, take US 96 for about 23 miles to Pineland.  Turn East (left) onto FM 83 for about nine miles to FM 705.  Travel South (turn left) on FM 705 for about 11.3 miles to FM 3127 Travel West (turn right) on FM 3127 for one mile – the PWCC will be on the right.</p><p>Physical address: We are located in the Powell Park area of Sam Rayburn Reservoir, on FM 3127, 1 mile from FM 705.</p><p>Piney Woods Conservation Center 336 CR 473 Broaddus, Texas 75929 (409) 584-2412 [email protected] Piney Woods Conservation Center</p><p>We believe that if you will take a moment and read this, it will make your stay at the Piney Woods Conservation Center (PWCC) much more enjoyable and answer many questions.</p><p>First, let me explain that the PWCC is not a motel. It is a Conservation Center located in the Angelina National Forest on the shores of Sam Rayburn Reservoir. It was constructed in 1985 for Stephen F. Austin State University’s College of Forestry. The facility is used year round by the university, private groups, reunions, church groups, associations, etc.</p><p>Dorm Rooms The dormitories are set up as suites, two bedrooms sharing one bathroom. Therefore, you may be sharing a bathroom with other participants. Bathrooms are equipped with two sinks and mirrors, a shower and a toilet. Your bed will be made and towels provided. Soap is provided as well but you will need to bring your other toiletries (shampoos, shave cream, etc.)</p><p>Parking Upon arrival you may drive to the dormitories to unload your belongings. After getting settled you will need to move your vehicle to the lodge parking area. Once the lodge parking area is full you will need to park in the area at the main entrance to the center.</p><p>Telephone Service Some cell phones and pagers will not get good reception at our location. It is very rural and in a national forest. Our Center’s telephone number is (409) 584-2412. The emergency number at the Director’s residence is (409) 584-3151. Please do not call the Director’s number unless it is an emergency. A telephone is located in the lobby of the main lodge building for use during your stay. You might want to bring a long distance phone card with you.</p><p>Meals and Snacks Meals and classroom snacks will be provided during your stay. A coke machine is located at the end of Dorm B. Our meals are served school cafeteria style. Most meals will consist of a meat and two vegetables, salad and dessert. Occasionally we will serve Mexican or Italian meals that will consist of a main meat dish. Therefore, if you have special dietary needs you may need to bring some items to supplement our menu. A refrigerator and microwave are accessible for those who need to store or warm food items.</p><p>Recreation Be sure to bring your rod and reel! We have a 6 acre lake that is stocked with bass and catfish. Although, we have a catch and release policy, you may take pictures of your catch before releasing them back to the lake. Our recreational hall is equipped with a pool table, ping pong table and a dart board. You will also have access to our canoes and kayak for the lake. A walk on our nature trail will provide not only a nice walk but many of the native plants have been identified and tagged for educational purposes. Be sure to visit our web site at www.sfasu.edu/forestry/pwcc/ for more information on what the Center has to offer during your stay.</p>