WELCOME! WE are very excited that you will be attending the ERAU-GAI 2019 Conference scheduled for July 29-31.
SCHED is our official conference app that will provide up to date information pertaining to our conference. It is highly recommended that you utilize this app before, during and after the conference.
Even though your name and email address are included in this app, we strongly encourage you to update your profile, as this is a terrific way for you to stay in contact and network with others associated with our department. So please take a moment and adjust your profile. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you are having difficulties with using SCHED.
Please take the time to review the workshop schedule as many of you will be attending workshops in different locations. Some of you have already been assigned to a workshop because of the subject matter that you instruct. Keep in mind when selecting your session. Some will state, invitation only, as these are geared towards specific educators. Check back often as workshop topics and locations may change before the July date!
Make sure to bring your laptop and charger to this event. Have your ERNIE username and password with you. If you do not know your ERNIE username and/or password, contact the Embry-Riddle IT department at 386-226-6990 or by email at itsupport@erau.edu. Once on campus - WIFI access - EagleNet. You do not need a password.
Gaetz Aerospace Institute Dual-Enrollment Department Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Get directions to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. We will meet at the new student center, building 610, first floor for check-in and orientation.
Embry-Riddle Campus Map. Suggested parking (Citation East) is located south of the new student center, building 610 and College of Arts and Sciences, building 415. Also, north of Willie Miller Instructional Center, Building 331, (Armstrong and Falcon lots). Parking Map
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