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General Information REGISTRATION AND NAME BADGES ASM Staff will be available at the registration desk in the Blue Room Pre-function at the Omni Shoreham Hotel during posted registration hours. Participants may collect name badges and program materials at the registration desk. A name badge is required for entry into all sessions and meals. Each participant may register one guest to attend the Welcome Reception at the National Zoo and/or the Conference Party. Guest tickets are $50 per event. Guests may not attend sessions, poster sessions, lunches or coffee breaks. GENERAL SESSIONS All general sessions will be held in the Blue Room in the Omni Shoreham Hotel. POSTER SESSIONS Poster boards are located in the Hampton Room at the Omni Shoreham Hotel. Posters will be available for viewing informally throughout the conference, with official poster sessions scheduled on Friday and Saturday. All posters may be mounted starting on Thursday after 3:00 pm, and should be available to view by no later than 10:00 am Friday morning. Posters are to be removed after 6:30 pm on Saturday, September 26, but by no later than 12:30 pm on Sunday, September 27. Posters not removed in time may be discarded. Odd-numbered posters (1,3,5…) will be officially presented in Session A on Friday, September 25, and even-numbered posters (2,4,6…) will be officially presented in Session B on Saturday, September 26. Please check your assigned number in the abstract index. The same number is used for the presentation and board number. EXHIBITS Please be sure to visit the supporter’s display tables in the Blue Room Pre-Function. Supporting company representatives will be available to talk with you during coffee breaks. NETWORKING MEALS AND SOCIAL EVENTS Registration includes attendance at the Welcome Reception at the National Zoo on Thursday evening, Networking Lunches on Friday and Saturday, and the Conference Party with DJ and Dancing on Saturday night. Ample time has also been scheduled for participants to network during coffee breaks. CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Certificates of Attendance can be found in the registration packet received at the registration desk. Note: Certificates of Attendance do not list session information. CAMERAS AND RECORDINGS POLICY Audio/video recorders and cameras are not allowed in session rooms or in the poster areas. Taking photographs with any device is prohibited. CHILD POLICY Children are not permitted in session rooms, poster sessions, conference meals or social events. Please contact the hotel concierge to arrange for babysitting services in your hotel room. 4 ASM Conferences
Travel Grants ASM STUDENT TRAVEL GRANTS ASM encourages the participation of graduate students and new postdocs at ASM Conferences. To support the cost of attending the conference, ASM has awarded travel grants of $500 to each of the following individuals: Levent Albayrak Nabil-Fareed Alikhan Philip Ashton Ellsworth Campbell Laura Carroll Hattie Chung Madeline Galac John Haydek Mathis Hjelmsø Sung Im Marianne Kjeldsen Denis Kutnjak Ana Lauer Kara Levinson An-Dong Li Helena Jaramillo Mesa Muhammad Shafiq Dylan Storey Anni Zhang ASM-LINK UNDERGRADUATE FACULTY RESEARCH INITIATIVE FELLOWSHIPS The ASM-LINK Undergraduate Faculty Research Initiative (UFRI) Fellowship is a professional development resource that trains STEM faculty to initiate and sustain successful research partnerships. Through interactive training, structured mentoring, and deliberate networking at ASM-sponsored research conferences, UFRI fellows gain access to resources and networks to advance their undergraduate research programs. We congratulate the 2015 ASM Conference on Rapid Next-Generation Sequencing UFRI Fellows: Olga Calderon LaGuardia Community College, CUNY, Long Island, NY Robert Furler Florida SouthWestern State College, Ft. Myers, FL Olabisi Ojo Southern University at New Orleans, New Orleans, LA ASM Conference on Rapid Next-Generation Sequencing and Bioinformatic Pipelines for Enhanced Molecular Epidemiologic Investigation of Pathogens 5
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