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The 2005 business meeting was held in Los Angeles.  Minutes for the business meeting are attached here.

The meeting was accompanied by a special celebration marking the 10th anniversary of the founding of APCS.  Photos in the attached gallery identify many of the people who were in attendance.

  • Varda was president of APCS at the time of the 10-year anniversary celebration and served as master of ceremonies.
     
  • Dianne Chambless (U Penn) and Varda Shoham
     
  • Rich McNally (Harvard) listens to Dick McFall
     
  • Varda Shoham, Alan Kraut (APS), and Jane Steinberg (NIHM)
     
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  • Don Fowles (APCS's 3rd president)
     
  • Bob Levenson (UC Berkeley)
     
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  • Frank Collins, Debi Bell, Alan Kraut, Bob Simons, Jane Steinberg, and Bob Levenson
     
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  • Dick McFall and Victoria Follette
    McFall and Follette
  • Dick McFall, Victoria Follette (UN-Reno), Jerry Davison (USC), and Susan Zlotlow (APA)
     
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  • Frank Collins and Debi Bell
     
  • Debi Bell (University of Missouri) and Alan Kraut (APS)
     
  • John Curry (Duke University)
     
  • Kenny Sher (University of Missouri)
     
  • Tom Oltmanns and Dick Bootzin
    Oltmanns / Bootzin
  • Dick McFall, Tim Strauman, and Tom Oltmanns
    McFall Strauman
  • Bob Knight, Frank Colliins, Debi Bell, and Dick McFall
    group in LA at 10th
  • Bob Levenson and Dick McFall
     
  • Susan Zlotlow (APA) and Bob Knight (USC)
     
  • Dick McFall and Connie Hammen
     
  • Scott Monroe, Teresa Treat, and Marc Atkins
     
  • Varda Shoham, John Allen, and Don Fowles
     
  • Don Fowles and Marc Atkins
     
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  • Drew Weston and Bob Levenson
     
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