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AAGeograms

Welcome to the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers in Las Vegas.

Throughout the week, AAG will produce AAGeogram, a short newsletter highlighting sessions, events, and activities. AAGeogram is also your source for session updates, changes, and cancellations.

Pick up a copy of AAGeogram at the AAG Registration Desk and in common areas and meeting rooms, or download a copy for your convenience below.

• Wednesday, March 25
• Monday-Tuesday, March 23-24
• Sunday, March 22

Program Changes

Contact David Coronado at the AAG registration desk by 5 p.m. with changes to be noted in the addenda of the Thursday-Friday issue.

Still Have Questions?

Visit the Annual Meeting website at www.aag.org for up-to-date meeting information or contact us at meeting@aag.org. We look forward to seeing you there.

Some Sessions Located in Las Vegas Convention Center

Some sessions will be located in rooms at the Las Vegas Convention Center. To access those rooms, exit the Riviera near the Capri meeting rooms (across from the business center). Cross the Riviera parking lot and enter the convention center parking lot. Look to your left and you will see the Las Vegas Convention Center. Upon entering the building, take the escalator up to the 2nd level and follow the signs to the N meeting rooms.

About the Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers attracts geographers and related professionals from around the world. Our meeting forum stimulates discussion about research, education, accomplishments, and developments in geography.

This year's program will feature:

• 4,000 presentations by leading scholars and researchers from more than 60 countries
  
  
• An international networking reception
  
  
• Exhibitions showcasing recent scholarly publications, advanced geographic technologies, and expanding employment opportunities
  
  
• Numerous field trips to explore the rich cultural and physical geography of Las Vegas and the surrounding region