Program registration and course selection
We encourage participants to conveniently register and select courses online. Purdue's Continuing Education Business Office will invoice participants or their firms following the program. Participants may also phone in their registrations and course selections by calling the Krannert Executive Education Programs' office at (877) 622-5726.
Participants select one course from each of the four time blocks--tailoring the program to their particular needs, for a maximum enrollment of four courses in the program. Participants then attend these four courses throughout the week.
We will make every effort to honor participants' preferred course selections. If any courses are not offered due to insufficient enrollments, we will contact participants selecting those courses prior to the program. Because many courses have pre-set registration limits, and most include pre-program readings/ assignments, we strongly recommend early registration, preferably by Friday, March 28, 2008. Note that we expect participants to stay for the duration of the program, which ends at 2:50 PM on Friday, May 2; participants should make their travel arrangements accordingly.
Program fees
The program fee for the 2008 session is $2995 and includes instruction; course notes and materials; daily continental breakfast and refreshments; "opening" luncheon; and "closing" dinner. We will also host a "welcome" reception on Monday evening in the Krannert Center for Executive Education and Research from 5:30 pm -7:00 pm. You'll be on your own for other meals. Also see the registration form for more information about lodging. Enrollment entitles participants to use Purdue's recreational facilities.
Program check-in
Program participants should check in at 7:30 AM on Monday, April 28, 2008, in the lobby of the Krannert Center for Executive Education and Research. Participants will be directed to their first course, pick up their course binders and name badges, acclimate themselves to the Krannert Center, and enjoy a continental breakfast. Classes begin promptly at 8 AM. Participants will receive orientation information, including course confirmations, information about pre-readings, and directions to the Purdue campus and Krannert Center, prior to the program.
