Updates to com. PCT researchers, educators, others in the helping professions and people who are simply interested in learning more about perceptual control theory as it applies to human behavior. This is a small and informal meeting, open to anyone interested in PCT who wants to present work or ideas, or who simply wants to listen and learn. The 1999 CSG conference begins Wednesday evening, July 21, and ends Sunday morning, July 25. The first meeting is Wednesday evening.
Afternoons are free.
The MOL workshop, led by William T. Powers, the originator of Perceptual Control Theory, begins on Sunday evening, July 18 and ends on Wednesday, July 21 at noon. Accommodations and meals are paid separately. The University campus is only a few kilometers from the airport and downtown Vancouver. It is surrounded by forested parkland and miles of beaches. Conference and workshop attendees are responsible for reserving their own accommodation in the Walter Gage Residence on the UBC campus.