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WEAC-Retired Education Minnesota Retired Joint Conference

Registration is open to all members of WEAC-Retired and Education Minnesota Retired for the November 10 annual Joint "border" conference in Eau Claire.
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Published: September 18, 2026

Event Overview

Dates and Times

  • Tuesday, November 10, 2026
    9:30 AM - 3:30 PM (CST)

Cost

$60

Location

  • Lismore Hotel
    333 Gibson Street in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

Region

  • Retired

Registration is open for the November 10, 2026, annual WEAC-Retired and Education Minnesota Retired Joint "border" conference at the Lismore Hotel at 333 Gibson Street in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. 

The conference's keynote speaker is Jeff Mandell from Law Forward, and conference attendees will have six breakout sessions to choose from. More information can be found on the conference's event summary page.

Doors open at 9:30 a.m. Registration for the conference closes October 30.

Hotel Reservations

WEAC-Retired members who register for the conference can make Lismore Hotel room reservations for Tuesday night, November 9, online or by calling 715-835-8888. Use the conference Group Code WER to get the discounted room rate of $129 per night. There are a limited number of rooms available in the room block for Wednesday, November 10, the night the conference ends, if you want to stay. 

The deadline to reserve a room with the Group Code is October 10.

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