Day One and Two Regular Pricing: Registration Ends Sunday, December 3rd

Day One and Two Pricing

FOR CURRENT MEMBERS:  

 PNSMA Member Admission: $315

FOR NEW MEMBERS*:

New PNSMA Membership* ($35)

+ PNSMA Member Admission ($315): $350

FOR NON-MEMBERS:

General Admission (Non PNSMA member): $385

FOR STUDENTS:

Student/Volunteer (Two Day Conference in-person only): $200

Note: To receive the student discount, you must register using your student email address.

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Day One Only Pricing

FOR CURRENT MEMBERS:  

PNSMA Member In-Person Admission: $165

 PNSMA Member Virtual Admission: $85

FOR NEW MEMBERS*:

New PNSMA Membership* ($35)

+ PNSMA Member Admission ($165): $200

FOR NON-MEMBERS:

General In-Person Admission (Non PNSMA member): $200

General Virtual Admission (Non PNSMA member): $130

FOR STUDENTS:

Student/Volunteer (Day 1 in-person only): $100

Note: To receive the student discount, you must register using your student email address.

If you are a student and want to attend day 1 virtually, please email us for the Zoom link

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Day Two Only Pricing

FOR CURRENT MEMBERS:  

PNSMA Member In-Person Admission: $150

FOR NEW MEMBERS*:

New PNSMA Membership* ($35)

+  PNSMA Member Admission ($150): $185

FOR NON-MEMBERS:

General In-Person Admission (Non PNSMA member): $185

FOR STUDENTS:

Student/Volunteer (Day 2 in-person only): $100

Note: To receive the student discount, you must register using your student email address.

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* If you are not currently a PNSMA member but would like to join, you can pay for your 2023 membership ($35, which includes membership to iSMA and SMANA) now along with your SPARKS ticket at the member rate.

* To receive the discounted PNSMA member admission pricing, you must join the PNSMA before you purchase your SPARKS event ticket. 

Note: Use the same email to purchase your event ticket as you used to sign up for membership.

 ABOUT THE SPARKS CONFERENCE: 

The SPARKS conference is a two-day event.  Both days feature social marketing experts speaking on behavior change related to some of the most urgent issues we face, including public health, injury prevention, environmental health and protection, and community well-being in the Pacific Northwest.