Registration

Registration has finally arrived for the APVMA National Symposium 2021!

Registration

The APVMA and MSU Pre-Veterinary Medical Association have decided to host the symposium virtually to ensure the health and well-being of our attendees, sponsors/exhibitors, and speakers. You will be able to attend all aspects of the symposium from your own location March 12-14. Some aspects of the symposium will be pre-recorded to help avoid technical issues, while other aspects will be live. In either case, we plan to provide as much interaction as possible, and your registration will ensure you can experience the keynote speakers, lectures, and labs on each day of the conference. The Program schedule will provide more information, and if you have any questions, check our FAQ page for answers or to submit a question about the symposium.

Cost

$15 per person

Clubs

Each APVMA registered club will have 30 tickets reserved for their members.

If more tickets become available before the event, we will notify the club.

Process

If you are an APVMA registered club, club presidents should have received an email notifying them on how to proceed with the registration process this year. If you are a member of an APVMA registered club, it is your responsibility to know how your club president is selecting the 30 members to attend the symposium and how they are collecting payment.

If you are an APVMA registered individual, you should have received an email notifying you on how to proceed with registration process this year.

APVMA National Symposium Registration Process

Membership Required

In order to attend the symposium, you must be a registered APVMA member. Registration will close December 31, 2020. 

Club Registration

https://form.jotform.com/201197404970152

Individual Registration

https://form.jotform.com/201196603229149

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