9th Annual San Luis Opispo California Diver Education Conference

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Preliminary Announcement
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9th Annual Diver Education Conference
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Saturday, March 17, 2018 -
08:00 to 16:00

Chuck Rawlinson at Depth Perceptions Diving Services is once again hosting San Luis Obispo's most attended Diver Education Conference. Chuck brings together a great collection of experts in the field of diving. Novice divers and experts will find a topic that interests them!

Speaker List (Subject to Change)
  • Dr. Sam Miller III - Dive Historian - Published UW Photographer and Writer
  • Dr. Steven R. Sabo - Hyperbaric & Undersea Medicine – Sports and Family Medicine
    California Men’s Colony Correctional Institution.
  • Dr. Adam Abroms - Board Certified Eye Surgeon & Ophthalmologist – ADV Vision Centers
  • Karl Huggins - USC Wrigley Marine Institute - Director of the Hyperbaric Facility
  • Dr. Sam Miller IV - Director Hyperbaric & Undersea Medicine & Emergency Medicine, Marian Medical Center Emergency Physician
  • John McKenney - San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Deputy - John Mckenney Productions - Underwater Documentary Film Maker
  • Maggie Jenkins - MS Candidate, Cal Poly Center for Coastal Marine Sciences


Fee
There is a non-refundable $10.00 fee for the Diver Education Conference that covers the cost of the morning snacks and buffet lunch. Pre-regegistration is required due to the limited seating. Contact Depth Perceptions Diving Services to register. Payment can me made by cash or check only. No credit or debit cards accepted. Last day to register is March 7th, 2017.

Conference Sponsors:
  • Pacific Gas & Electric Company - Energy Education Center
    • Energy Education Center Facilities
  • Depth Perceptions Diving Services
    • Conference Organization, Conference Promotion, Syllabus Binding
  • San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Department
    • Syllabus Reproduction, Breakfest Coffee, Snacks & Ice
Registration
Pre-registration is required-- seating is limited
Contact:

Chuck Rawlinson
Depth Perceptions Diving Services
12322 Los Osos Valley Road
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
805-595-3631
cmcdiver@aol.com

Payment:
$10.00 per person. Payable to Depth Perceptions by cash or check No credit or debit cards accepted.

Includes:
Conference Material, Beverages, Snacks & Buffet Lunch
(enough food for 150 divers or 500 humans)
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Some interesting facts on the presenters;
4 are SSI Pro 5000 award recipients ( over 5000 dives)
5 have been professionally published
2 are board certified practicing Hyperbaric doctors
1 is an Ophthalmologist specializing in diving vison
I had a career in professional UW movie production

Some interesting facts about the divcon
There will be a display of restored antique dive equipment
There will be a display of modern swimmer hats and UW S&R equipment

The only event you can have a one on one conversation with Hyperbaric doctors, a diving doctor Ophthalmologist, the Catalina Chamber director, a professional Underwater Photographer, or an old broken down dive historian who began goggle diving before Cousteau

SDM
 
A fine presentation of what we local divers -as well as visiting divers to California- are thankful to have in resources and emergency services, compared to other "third world places" like in the links below:

Need a Chamber in Florida?
In Water Recompression
 
@Kevrumbo "A fine presentation of what we local divers -as well as visiting divers to California- are thankful to have in resources and emergency services, compared to other "third world places" "
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Kevrumbo

Yer so correct !

I question how many have ever met a real in the flesh board certified Hyperbaric doctor ? or had the opportunity to set down and have a one to one conversation ? or had a casual lunch with one ?

Or attended a day long lecture of so many acclaimed experts in their respective fields ?

The answer is a "A very small percentage of the diving population"

Hope to see you there some day

SDM
 
@Kevrumbo
Born, raised, graduated from UCLA & still currently reside in Los Angeles County, the Birthplace of Recreational Scuba: where you can snowboard/ski in Winter Mountain Wilderness; then turn back around to swim, surf & night dive in Kelp Forests at Mainland Beaches; and finally come home to Suburbia with a perfect Mediterranean Climate --all done within either a span of 12 hrs, or a leisurely paced Weekend. . .
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And you can also visit the desert or a foreign country

Or take a leisurely drive north up to SLO and attend the Diver Education Conference and cavort with USC grads-- you possibly heard of the school --- University of Spoiled Children

If interested Karl drives up in the AM and returns after the program - I suspect he would enjoy the company
(currently Karl is under the weather - flu !)

Sam Miller,III
 

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