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31st Annual Meeting for the Society for the Stimulus Properties of Drugs.When: To be held on
Sunday, October 18th as a satellite meeting of the Society for
Neuroscience in Chicago, IL We are now accepting abstracts for both ORAL and POSTER presentations. Please send abstacts to SSPD President Joseph Porter. DISCUSSION TOPIC If you have a suggestion for this year's round-table discussion topic (the discussion topic last year was "What is partial substitution"), please contact Joseph Porter. If you plan to attend the meeting, please RSVP with the SSPD President, Joseph Porter, Ph.D. (jporter@vcu.edu). The registration fee is 20USD (see registration form and meeting announcement here. This meeting is open to all investigators and students interested in the stimulus properties of drugs. What can YOU do for SSPD? • Attend the 2009 annual meeting in Chicago, IL. • Pay your membership dues ($30.00 full members, $20 student members). • Submit an abstract to give a presentation or a poster at this year’s meeting. • Attend the business meeting to nominate officers for the next two years. • Help recruit new members by inviting your students and colleagues to attend the meeting in Chicago All investigators involved in research on the stimulus properties of drugs are invited and encouraged to submit an abstract to be considered for presentation at the meeting. There will be a light dinner buffet and a cash bar at the meeting. Due to budgetary constraints this year there will be a meeting registration fee of $20 to help cover the cost of the food and the meeting. The registration fee for the meeting is in addition to the annual membership dues. Please complete the attached registration form and mail with a check or money order payable to SSPD to the address below by September 18th: Members – Check for $50 by September 18th (dues + registration fee) or $20 if you have already paid dues for 2009 Students – Check for $40 by September 18th (dues + registration fee) or $20 if you have already paid dues for 2009 A receipt can be emailed to you or given to you at the meeting. Adam Prus, Ph.D.
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