ADE Annual Meeting: Stay Tuned for Further Information

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As the effects of COVID-19, now a global pandemic, continue to unfold, many institutions and professional societies have been adjusting their public programming. Likewise, the ADE Council is paying close attention to the developing public health situation. Specifically, we are giving serious consideration to any changes the situation may require in regard to our conference planned for June 25 to 27 in Dickinson, N.D. Next week, we intend to make the decision that seems in the best interest of the organization and, especially, of our members’ well-being. That may or may not involve rescheduling the Dickinson meeting, possibly until the next year. In the meantime, we suggest that, if you have not made travel plans, you wait to do so until you hear further from us.

We encourage members to share their thoughts and feelings on this topic. Your input will help us to make a very important and very difficult decision. Please feel free to use the Contact Us page on this website to be in touch.

With sincere good wishes,
Ondine Le Blanc, ADE president, for the ADE Council

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