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The 2024 agenda will be similar in structure to the 2023 Agenda. Attendees will be able to earn up to 4 core CEUs and 16 category CEUs. Categories include aquatic, natural areas, right-of-way, forestry, ornamental and turf, and more!
*Note: There is NO PROGRAMMING on Monday May 13 2024; the Short Course registration desk will be open from 3pm until 7pm for badge pickup only
Here's the final 2023 day-by-day agenda (there was no programming on Monday May 15; the Short Course registration desk was open from 3pm until 7pm for badge pickup only):
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Please understand that the COVID-19 pandemic is still a very real threat to all individuals. In order to protect the health of our attendees, we will comply with all UF and CDC recommendations that are in force during the Short Course. If masks are recommended or required, we will provide them for all attendees.
Please Note: Any location where people are present provides an inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 and we cannot guarantee you will not be exposed while attending this event. The Aquatic Weed Control Short Course’s policy is to comply with state and CDC guidance regarding health and safety. We strongly urge all attendees to be fully vaccinated and boosted!
I need a mix of Aquatic and Upland CEUs; can I move between sessions?
Absolutely! But remember, you must be present for the entire session to receive credit for attending, so make sure you only switch rooms during a scheduled break or lunch
I don’t have a license yet; which sessions should I attend?
Exam prep sessions will take place on Days 1 and 2 (Tuesday May 14, afternoon only and Wednesday May 15, all day). You can attend any sessions that interest you during the Short Course, but you should definitely attend sessions that relate to the category you’re testing for (so if you are taking the Aquatics exam, attend the Aquatic exam prep and CEU sessions)
What is “Upland”? FDACS does not have an “Upland” category!
The principles, concepts, and techniques that will be covered in “Upland” sessions are applicable to weed management in any terrestrial setting – forestry, natural areas, right-of-way, turf and ornamental, etc. – so CEUs will be available in a wide range of terrestrial categories for Upland sessions
I’m licensed in another state; how do I find out if my state will accept CEUs from the Short Course?
In addition to Florida CEUs, we can request credits from other states IF there is enough interest. If you are from a state other than Florida and have a group of AT LEAST FIVE people from your state that plan to attend for credit, please contact Dr. Lyn Gettys by April 1, 2024 for more information.
