Nov 6, 2015 | Jessica Samuelson

Visit Holbrook at the NABT Conference

Debbie Sturdivant Jordan and Lisa Palmese-Graubard will be representing Holbrook Travel at the National Association of Biology Teachers Professional Development Conference in Providence, Rhode Island on November 11-14. This event will take place at the Rhode Island Convention Center and will include renowned speakers, hands-on workshops, informative sessions and special events.

The cost for a non-member to register and join this event on-site is $314. There are special prices available for full-time students, NSTA members and more. Daily registration is also available for Wednesday ($155), Thursday ($175), Friday ($175) and Saturday (Free).

Holbrook Travel will be located at booth #311. If you plan on attending this event, make sure to stop by our booth where you will have the chance to enter a raffle and learn more about the different trips that we offer, including educational student travel and professional development programs for educators!

Click here to learn more about this year's NABT Conference.

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