National Carcass Disposal Symposium, 2006
'Connecting Research, Regulations and Response'

Online Registration Form

Pre-Symposium Workshop
                'Euthanasia & Decontamination' Procedures for Avian Influenza
                December 4, 2006, Beltsville, Maryland
                USDA - ARS

Symposium
                'Carcass Disposal:  Connecting Research, Regulations, and Response'
                December 5-7, 2006, Sheraton College Park Hotel, Beltsville, Maryland

Post Symposium Demonstration
                'Carcass Disposal Technology
                December 7, 2006
                Beltsville, Maryland

Registration fee includes: Technical sessions, Poster sessions, Lunches, and Proceedings

Registration fee will be refunded until two weeks prior to the conference with proper notification to
Jeanne Pipicello or Mark Hutchinson.  A $50.00 processing fee will be deducted.  NO REFUNDS will
be made after November 20, 2006.  Registration deadline is November 17, 2006

Please register me for:

  Pre-Symposium:  Monday- December 4 - $100.00

Symposium - Tuesday - Thursday, December 5-7 - $275.00

Post Symposium Tour:  Thursday, December 7 - $50.00

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Please make your room reservations by calling The Sheraton College Park Hotel
at 301-937- 4422 or 1-800-325-3535.  Be sure to request the National Symposium on
Carcass Disposal rate of $119.00 per night.  Deadline to receive this rate is
November 3,2006.

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