Conference Update: Volunteers sought for 2016 ACDIS Conference Committee
CDI Strategies, June 11, 2015
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ACDIS needs your help planning 9th annual conference next May in Atlanta.
The 2016 ACDIS Conference Committee will meet via conference call on a regular basis. The 12-member team will establish core topics, special panels, events, and review all speaker applications and presentation proposals. The committee also assesses presentations to determine audience level, and content appropriateness.
Committee members receive 50% off conference admission, but must commit to this important task, which includes approximately 10-12 meetings of an hour in duration, plus individual review time.
Those interested in serving on the 2016 ACDIS Conference Committee must be active ACDIS members and have attended at least two previous ACDIS conferences. To volunteer, please download this application form, fill it out, and email it to ACDIS Director Brian Murphy by Friday, June 19.
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