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1. WSPA ANNUAL MEETING
Great Wolf Lodge, Grand Mound, WA
November 2-4, 2012
Register at www.wsparx.org
Anything But Ordinary...
J
oin us at the Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, WA for the
WSPA’s 2012 Annual Meeting, November 2-4, 2012!
This year’s meeting will offer a unique blend of professional
development and family entertainment. From the moment
you enter the soaring Great Wolf Lodge lobby and find yourself
surrounded in the north woods theme, you will know that this
meeting will be anything but ordinary.
This is an “Everything Under One Roof” destination. You can park
your car and never need it again until it is time to go home.
Join us with your family on Friday, November 2nd for the annual
WSPA Awards of Distinction Banquet. We will also be introducing
the new 2012-2013 WSPA Board of Directors members and
honoring Washington State’s 50 Year Pharmacists.
On Saturday, we will kick off our CE sessions in an adjacent
conference center located away from the hub of activity. In your
absence, the adults in your group will enjoy spacious guest
rooms, amazing restaurants, a luxurious spa, fitness center and
world-class entertainment while the children can be engaged in
everything from waterslides and Story Time to huge arcades to
MagiQuest - there are activities in every direction.

2. Enjoy an Affordable Stay!
We were able to negotiate an incredible deal! Family Suites are available at the WSPA Annual Meeting rate of
$149/night and includes access to the water park for November 2-4, 2012 if reserved by October 5th. Please
refer to code “1210WAST” when making your reservations. To reserve your room, please call 800-640-WOLF
(9653). For more information about the hotel visit their website at www.greatwolf.com.
Fun for the WHOLE Family!
T
hroughout the entire Grand Mound, WA lodge, you’ll find a range of activities that will keep children and adults active and entertained for hours. There
are also a variety of area attractions that you may want to check out! Visit www.greatwolflodge.com for more information. Otherwise, check out these
great in-house attractions!
Dining - there is plenty to choose from in this one stop shop. Whether you want a snack or sit down dinner, the Great Wolf Lodge has it all. Choose from The
Loose Moose Cottage, Camp Critter Bar & Grille, Grizzly Rob’s Bar, Bear Paw Sweets & Eats, Pizza Hut Express, Spirit Island™ Snack Shop, Starbucks® Coffee, and
Hungry as a Wolf.
Fitness - Start the day off with a great workout in the Iron Horse Fitness Center. It’s open 24 hours!
Spa - Elements Spa Salon at the Great Wolf Lodge offers guests the perfect retreat. Elements Spa is a mini
getaway designed for you to slow down and unwind in our serene yet energizing space. Choose from a
menu of services from a deep relaxation massage to a rejuvenating facial. WSPA Annual Meeting attendees
get a 15% discount!
There’s also Scooops Kid Spa - a special spa created for celebrating everything from birthdays to those occa-
sional “just because” treats in life. Let us spoil your fingers and toes with flavored manicures and pedicures.
Shopping - No trip is complete without shopping! There are several shops within the lodge that are great
for kids and adults alike including the Buckhorn Exchange™, Great Wolf Stuffing Station™, MagiQuest®
Wand Shop, and the Bear Essentials™ Swim Shop and Crocs Store Galore. Want to get some great deals? The
Centralia Factory Outlets are only 15 minutes away!
MagiQuest® - With a magic wand in-hand, you’ll explore an enchanted kingdom and join in the ultimate
adventure as you enchant objects, befriend a pixie, learn from an ancient wizard, battle a goblin and outwit
a dragon. We guarantee this live-action adventure game is unlike any other you’ve ever played. You’re sure to
become legendary when the getaway you planned becomes epic.
gr8_space™ - We’ve solved the age-old question of how to entertain teenagers. gr8_Space is teenage nirvana:
A hang-out that’s tricked-out with teen-appropriate computer internet access, mp3 docking stations, and mul-
tiple gaming systems including PlayStation® 3*, Xbox 360®** and Nintendo Wii™***. gr8_Space is supervised
by a “Tech Jockey” who spins the latest tunes, and host nightly special events like Rock Star Karaoke
Cub Club® - We’ve packed this kid haven with activities and crafts designed to enlighten and entertain your
younger ones for hours. Plus, the hands-on programming, crafts, activities and custom souvenirs will give
those cute, pruney little hands a break from the water park fun.
Northern Lights™ Arcade - If kids designed your family room, it would probably look something like this. The
bright lights of our sprawling, family-friendly arcade is packed with a variety of games designed to bring out
the inner child in everyone.
Compass Quest™ - Find your way to a new adventure! Prepare to unlock a whole new layer of MagiQuest!
A hi-tech compass leads you on an interactive wayfinding adventure unveiling nine new quests in this next
generation game of magic, mystery and discovery!
Water Park - Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, WA is your one-stop-shop for family fun and entertainment.
With rides and slides for parents and kids of all ages, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at our indoor

3. Continuing Education:
You Can Count on High-Quality, Relevant Sessions
E Annual Meeting Schedule
ducation is the very core of the 2012 Annual Meeting. The
CE programming is directed to pharmacists, technicians, and
students practicing in various healthcare settings including
chain drug stores, clinics, hospitals, independently owned Friday
community pharmacies, industry, long-term care, and managed 6:30 - 9:00 pm WSPA Awards of Distinction Banquet
care.
Conference Objectives Saturday
The conference will provide continuing pharmacy education for 7:15 - 8:00 am Coffee/Pastries
the profession of pharmacy in a structured educational activity
8 :00 am - 12:50 pm Continuing Education Activities
designed or intended to support the continuing development
of pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy students 12:50 - 2:00 pm Lunch
to maintain and enhance their competence. The continuing 1:00 - 2:00 pm Technician & Student Forum 1 hr CE
education activities will promote problem-solving and critical 2:00 - 7:00 pm Continuing Education Activities
thinking and be applicable to the practice of pharmacy.
3:30 - 7:30 pm Exhibit Hall and Reception
About Continuing Education Programs
In order to ensure timely and pertinent continuing education Sunday
content, we develop our CE in relatively close proximity to the
event. For up-to-date information on the ACPE accredited CE 7:15- 8 am Coffee/Pastries
activities including target audience, activity descriptions, learning 8:00 - 11:10pm Continuing Education Activities
objectives, and faculty please go to www.wsparx.org.
11:10 - 1:20pm Lunch/General Membership Meeting (No CE)
1:20 - 4:30 pm Continuing Education Activities
To Earn CE Credit
Check in for the conference, complete a meeting evaluation and
the statement of credit. Keep track of your credits by writing
the activity codes during each activity you attend. At the end
of the conference have your statement of credit validated
by a Convention Staff member following completion of all
activities you have attended. The yellow copy will be your official
Continuing Pharmacy Education Statement of Credit.
The Washington State Pharmacy Association is accredited
by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education as a
Provider of continuing pharmacy education
Exhibit Hall:
Meet Suppliers
W
ith more
than 25
exhibits,
you will find a
comprehensive
display of the latest
innovative products
and services available
today for pharmacy
practice. Talk with experts and see the latest in everything essential to
pharmacy. The Exhibit Hall will be open Saturday from 3:30 - 7:30 pm and
includes a social reception.

4. 2012 WSPA Annual Meeting
c/o Washington State Pharmacy Association
411 Williams Avenue South
Renton, WA 98057
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Great Wolf Lodge| November 2-4, 2012 | Grand Mound, WA

5. 2012 WSPA Annual Meeting Registration Form
Great Wolf Lodge hotel rooms are available. The Great Wolf Lodge is located at 20500 Old Highway 99, SW, Centralia, WA,
98531. Rates are $149/night for Nov. 2-4 if reserved by Oct. 5. Please call 1-800-640-9653 for reservations and ask for the
Washington State Pharmacy Association meeting rate and group code 1210WAST.
Registration Information
Please type or print clearly.
Name:
Annual Meeting  Nov. 2-4, 2012
Nick Name for Badge: Birthday:
Month / Day Great Wolf Lodge
Home Address:
Grand Mound, WA
City, State, Zip: Phone:
NAPB e-Profile #: Go to http://www.nabp.net/ to obtain your NAPB e- profile number.
It will be required for all 2013 CE.
*Email:
*Required for confirmation and pre-meeting materials.
Meeting Fees
Please circle the appropriate dollar amount. Get Early Bird Pricing Until October 5th!
Early Bird if received by Oct. 5th | Regular Rate 10/6-10/21
Add $100 after 10/21 [ ] I would like to include my 2013 membership fee.
(See back page for details and pricing)
Full Registration:
Includes served meals both days; Friday Awards Dinner; If renewing or becoming a member, please fill out the form on the back of this
Saturday Exhibit Hall & Happy Hour; and ACPE accredited CE for page.
both days.
Member Nonmember
Pharmacist $265 / $315 $460 / $510 Please fill out the following information so that we may get an
Fellow/Resident PGY 1-3 $170 / $220 $255 / $305 accurate count for the Awards Of Distinction Dinner.
Technician $170 / $220 $220 / $270
Student $170 / $220 $190 / $230 Will you be attending the Friday, Nov. 2nd Awards Dinner (6:30 -
9:00 pm)?
Saturday, Nov. 3 Registration: [ ] Yes [ ] No
Includes served meals; Exhibit Hall & Happy Hour; and ACPE
accredited CE for one day.
Additional Awards Dinner Tickets
Member Nonmember
Pharmacist $195 / $245 $ 390 / $440 Adult Plate: ______ x $60 = $_______
Fellow/Resident PGY 1-3 $155 / $205 $ 240 / $290
Child’s Plate? _______ x $15 = $_________
Technician $ 95 / $145 $145 / $195
Student $ 95 / $145 $ 115 / $165 Do you or your guests have a dietary preference? Please indicate
below.
Sunday, Nov. 4 Registration:
Includes served meals and ACPE accredited CE for one day. [ ] Gluten Free
Member Nonmember Please indicate how many people with this preference ___
Pharmacist $175 / $ 225 $370 / $420
Fellow/Resident PGY 1-3 $ 95 / $145 $180 / $230
[ ] Vegetarian
Technician $ 95 / $145 $145 / $195 Please indicate how many people with this preference ___
Student $ 95 / $145 $115 / $165
Method of Payment How to Register
After October 21st, add $100 1. Online at www.wsparx.org
2. Call WSPA at 425-228-7171.
3. Fax completed form to WSPA at 425-277-3897.
4. Mail completed form to WSPA, 411 Williams Ave. South, Renton,
Grand Total: $ ______ (Registration, Membership, Awards Banquet Tickets)
WA 98057.
[ ] Check to WSPA
Charge to [ ] MasterCard [ ] Visa [ ] Discover Cancellation Policy
If cancellation is received by Oct. 29 a refund will be made minus a $30 processing fee. No
Card #: __________________________________________ refunds will be issued after Oct. 29. WSPA reserves the right to cancel any seminar due to insuf-
ficient registration or severe weather; registrants will be notified and receive a full refund.
Expiration Date:_____________3 Digit Security Code:__________
Signature: _____________________________________________

6. You can now renew online!
Visit www.wsparx.org and click the
“Membership” tab!
Annual Membership Form
Please complete the information below.
CONTACT/PROFILE INFORMATION NEW PAYMENT OPTIONS
Name:_____________________________________________________ Monthly Payments
Address: You can now break down your membership into monthly
____________________________________________________________ payments! Simply check the box under
City | State | Zip “membership dues” when filling out this form!
Preferred Phone:____________________________________________ *You can opt out of monthly payments after 1 year.
Preferred Email:_____________________________________________
License Number: ______________ NAPB e-Profile#______________ Annual Auto-Renewal
Go to http://www.nabp.net/ to obtain your NAPD number. This will be Benefits:
a requirement to get your CE for 2013.
• Never have to worry about renewal dates again
Date of Birth: _______-_______-_______ • Uninterrupted access to member-only website content
• Convenience of pre-planning your membership budget
University and Year of Graduation: • Opt out at any time
____________________________________________________________
 Check here if you wish NOT to auto-renew your
Practice Academy (choose all that apply): membership
 Community/Ambulatory Care  Long-Term Care
 Health Systems  Students
 Independent Pharmacy  Technicians
A. MEMBERSHIP DUES B. LOCAL CHAPTERS
 Pharmacist with LRAC Membership.........................$270 Spokane Pharmacy Association
 I prefer monthly installments of $23.99/month  Practicing Pharmacist, Pharmacy Rep (RPh or non RPh)
other Health Professionals and Industry Reps .......$50
 Pharmacist.................................................................$195
 Pharmacy Technician or Retired Pharmacist ........$25
 I prefer monthly installments of $17.99/month
 Pharmacy Student....................................................$10
Total B: $ ____
 Associate Pharmacist
(out of state|non-practicing) ................................$135
 I prefer monthly installments of $12.99/month C. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
 Legislative and Regulatory Affairs Council (LRAC)
 Associate Non-Pharmacist .....................................$135 Individual Pharmacist Membership - $75
 I prefer monthly installments of $12.99/month Technician or Student - $15
 Pharmacy Professional Student in WA State ........$20  Washington State Pharmacy Foundation (student scholarships)
Donation Amount: $______________
 Graduate Pharmacist First Full Year ........................$95 (*Contributions to WSPF are optional. Contributions to the Washington State Pharmacy
 I prefer monthly installments of $8.99/month Foundation (WSPF) are tax deductible as a charitable contribution. Contributions to
WSPA or LRAC are not deductible as charitable contributions. However, WSPA dues may
 Pharmacy Practice Resident/Fellow ......................$85 be deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. A portion of your dues
 I prefer monthly installments of $7.99/month (approximately $30.00) includes a subscription to the official publications of the Washing-
ton State Pharmacy Association, Non-deductible portion of
 Retired Pharmacist (Over 65 yrs old) ......................$75
WSPA dues: 15% (attributable to Lobbying Expense.) Total C: $ ____
 I prefer monthly installments of $6.99/month PAYMENT
Payment may be made by check payable to WSPA or
 Pharmacy Technician ..............................................$50
Authorization to charge Amount Due to my credit card:
 I prefer monthly installments of $4.99/month
 Check here if you wish NOT to
 Spouse / Partner Pharmacist ..................................$340 Total: A+B+C=__________ auto-renew your membership.
 I prefer monthly installments of $29.99/month
 Visa  MasterCard  Discover
*You can opt out of monthly payments
after 1 year.
Total A: $ ____ Card Number:______________________________________________
Expiration Date: _____________3 Digit Security Code_____________
Return this form with your payment to: Washington State Pharmacy Association,
411 Williams Avenue S, Renton, WA 98057 or fax to: (425)277-3897
411 Williams Avenue S | Renton, Washington | 98057 | Phone: 425.228.7171 | Fax: 425.277.3897 | www.wsparx.org