We are pleased to announce a workshop in Golden, CO for GWB Essentials, Standard and Professional users this fall.

The November 18-19, 2010 workshop is designed for:

• Current users of GWB Essentials, GWB Standard and GWB Professional who wish to become more familiar with the software's interface and features.
  
• Those interested in reviewing the basics of geochemical modeling (speciation models, activity models and activity diagrams)
  
• Those interested in learning detailed reaction path modeling (using redox disequilibrium, kinetics, and surface complexation)
  
• Those interested in learning the basics of 1D/2D reactive transport modeling
  

Registration fees are $799 (commercial) / $699 (academic). Students can register on stand-by for $299.

RockWare will be hosting the workshop in their newly remodeled conference room. The advantage of this venue is a smaller classroom size and teacher to student ratio. This does, however, require that students bring their own laptops. RockWare will provide temporary licenses for GWB Pro v8 to each participant.

There conference room seats up to 7 participants. If the course is sold out, and significant interest remains, we will consider holding a second workshop in the late fall.

For all the details, visit the GWB workshop page on the RockWare website.

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

2221 East Street Golden, CO 80401

ph. 303 640 5526

This course is sold out- those interested in a Fall workshop in Golden, CO - please email gwb@rockware.com.

We are pleased to announce a workshop in Golden, CO for GWB Essentials, Standard and Professional users, in the late Spring.

The May 13-14 workshop is designed for:

• Current users of GWB Essentials, GWB Standard and GWB Professional who wish to become more familiar with the software's interface and features.
  
• Those interested in reviewing the basics of geochemical modeling (speciation models, activity models and activity diagrams)
  
• Those interested in learning detailed reaction path modeling (using redox disequilibrium, kinetics, and surface complexation)
  
• Those interested in learning the basics of 1D/2D reactive transport modeling
  

Registration fees are $799 (commercial) / $699 (academic). Students can register on stand-by for $299.

For the first time, RockWare will be hosting a workshop in their newly remodeled conference room. The advantage of this venue is a smaller classroom size and teacher to student ratio. This does, however, require that students bring their own laptops. RockWare will provide temporary licenses for GWB Pro v8 to each participant.

There conference room seats up to 7 participants. If the course is sold out, and significant interest remains, we will consider holding a second workshop in the late fall.

For all the details, visit the GWB workshop page on the RockWare website.

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

2221 East Street Golden, CO 80401

ph. 303 640 5526

We'll be picking a location for the 2010 GWB workshop by the end of this month. If you have some interest in attending, please send an email to me at gwb@rockware.com and state your preferred location, so that we can gauge interest. Current prospective locations for a 2010 workshop are:

• Denver, CO, USA
  
• Knoxville, TN, USA (coincident with Goldschmidt)
  
• a Europe based workshop
  
• a South Africa workshop
  

We will consider all locations provided there is sufficient interest.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

Due to excess demand, we have opened registration for a second workshop, to be held June 24-25, 2009 on the ANU campus in Canberra, Australia.

We still have a few seats available for this course. If you are interested in attending, please contact me directly.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

303 640 5526

gwb@rockware.com

We are pleased to announce a GWB workshop, this June, in Canberra, Australia for GWB Essentials, Standard and Professional users.

The June 22-23 workshop is designed for:

• Current users of GWB Essentials, GWB Standard and GWB Professional who wish to become more familiar with the software's interface and features.
  
• Those interested in reviewing the basics of geochemical modeling (speciation models, activity models and activity diagrams)
  
• Those interested in learning detailed reaction path modeling (using redox disequilibrium, kinetics, and surface complexation)
  
• Those interested in learning the basics of 1D/2D reactive transport modeling
  

Registration fees are $899. Students can register on stand-by for $299.

For all the details, visit the Australia GWB workshop page on the RockWare website.

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

2221 East Street Golden, CO 80401

ph. 303 640 5526

We are pleased to announce a workshop in Denver, CO for GWB Essentials, Standard and Professional users, early this summer.

The June 4-5 workshop is designed for:

• Current users of GWB Essentials, GWB Standard and GWB Professional who wish to become more familiar with the software's interface and features.
  
• Those interested in reviewing the basics of geochemical modeling (speciation models, activity models and activity diagrams)
  
• Those interested in learning detailed reaction path modeling (using redox disequilibrium, kinetics, and surface complexation)
  
• Those interested in learning the basics of 1D/2D reactive transport modeling
  

Registration fees are $799 (commercial) / $699 (academic). Students can register on stand-by for $299.

For all the details, visit the GWB workshop page on the RockWare website.

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

2221 East Street Golden, CO 80401

ph. 303 640 5526

Having just successfully completed the 2008 Goldschmidt GWB workshop in Vancouver, it is time to think about possible workshop venues for 2009. Among the early possibilities are the 2009 Goldschmidt meeting in Davos, the 2009 IAGS in New Brunswick, or a Denver-based course.

If you are interested in attending a workshop, please let me know your preferred location(s) for training by responding to this post, or sending me an email. Your input will help us to make a decision at the end of the calendar year.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

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Jan 23 2007, 12:19 PM

Dear GWB users:

We are pleased to announce a workshop in Cologne, Germany for GWB Standard and Professional users, concurrent with the 2007 Goldschmidt Conference. The August 16-17 workshop is designed for:

- Current users of GWB (standard) and GWB Professional who wish to become more familiar with the software's interface and features

- Those interested in learning detailed reaction path modeling (using redox disequilibrium, kinetics, surface complexation and microbial metabolism)

- Those interested in learning the basics of 1D/2D reactive transport modeling

- Current users of GWB Essentials who are considering upgrading to GWB Standard or GWB Professional

Registration fees are $899 (commercial) / $699 (academic). Students can register on stand-by $299.

For all the details, visit the RockWare website at: http://www.rockware.com/catalog/pages/traingwb.html

A March workshop in Denver for GWB Essentials/Standard users has also been announced in this forum.

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

2221 East Street Golden, CO 80401

ph. 303 278 3534 x104

email: tom@rockware.com

We are pleased to announce a workshop in Vancouver, Canada for GWB Standard and Professional users, concurrent with the 2008 Goldschmidt Conference. The July 10-11 workshop is designed for:

• Current users of GWB Standard and GWB Professional who wish to become more familiar with the software's interface and features
  
• Those interested in learning detailed reaction path modeling (using redox disequilibrium, kinetics, surface complexation and microbial metabolism)
  
• Those interested in learning the basics of 1D/2D reactive transport modeling
  
• Current users of GWB Essentials who are considering upgrading to GWB Standard or GWB Professional
  

Registration fees are $899 (commercial) / $699 (academic). Students can register on stand-by for $299.

For all the details, visit the RockWare website here.

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.

Regards,

Tom Meuzelaar

RockWare, Inc.

2221 East Street Golden, CO 80401

ph. 303 278 3534 x104

email: tom@rockware.com