Attendee Information

Once you've registered for ACC's 2011 Annual Meeting, you will receive a confirmation email that includes a link to your registration statement. Through this link you will have access to:

• Email or print a receipt/confirmation of your registration
• Make your hotel reservation at one of the ACC hotels
• Pre-register for the sessions you’d like to attend
• Make changes to your contact information
• Select your CLE/CPD jurisdiction(s) and insert bar number(s)
• Add a spouse/guest (please see policy on the Registration page for more details)
• Specify any dietary restrictions

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Special Note Regarding Course Materials

As part of ACC's continuing effort to "go green," all Annual Meeting course materials will be provided to attendees electronically prior to the meeting. No paper handouts, printing of materials, USBs, or CDs will be available onsite. We encourage attendees to download the course materials via the online portal or to pre-print materials to bring onsite. Please consider the environment before printing your materials.

Suggested Attire

While onsite, we encourage you to dress casually! Wear whatever makes you feel most comfortable. We want to advocate for an informal environment, in which your attention is centered on your education. You deserve to enjoy the program and networking to the fullest!

Special Requirements/Food Restrictions

Participants with special needs or food restrictions should make note of it on their registration form or contact ACC's Education & Meetings Department at education@acc.com. Requests for special requirements should be sent as soon as you register, but no later than two weeks prior to the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

Special Note on Denver

It's not called the mile-high city for nothing! While in Denver, you'll be almost exactly one mile above sea level, a much higher altitude than most people are accustomed to. To avoid any sort of altitude sickness and help you adjust easily, we encourage you to stay hydrated, go easy on the alcohol consumption, and bring sunscreen (yes, you're a mile closer to the sun). For more tips on managing the high altitude, click here.

For more information to help you plan your trip, check out the Colorado Trip Planner, designed by our very own ACC Colorado Chapter, just for attendees of the Annual Meeting. Download the Colorado Trip Planner here.