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David Kirsh <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi Liz,

I'd like to attend the meeting, possibly with my girlfriend. Since I
live in North Carolina, it probably makes sense to drive up the night
before. Is there a reasonably affordable motel nearby?

Also, is there a possibility that we can get a brief glimpse of the
collection? Is there an inventory of the collection?

Thanks, and looking forward to meeting you,

David Kirsh
Durham, NC


On Jan 15, 2010, at 3:08 PM, Liz Shea wrote:

> MID-ATLANTIC MALACOLOGISTS (MAM)
>
> The twelfth almost-annual meeting of the Mid-Atlantic Malacologists
> (MAM) will occur Saturday 6 March 2010 at the Delaware Museum of
> Natural History (DMNH) in Wilmington, Delaware. This one-day
> gathering is designed to facilitate contact among professional,
> amateur, and student malacologists who are interested in any aspect
> of molluscan biology. There are no dues, officers, abstracts, or
> publications. Meeting and parking are free of charge. Participants
> are encouraged to present and discuss data, compare notes on methods
> and problems, and catch up with colleagues and friends.
> Presentations (15 minutes max.) are very informal and cover topics
> as diverse as current research, trip reports, and collection issues.
>
> The DMNH mollusk collection and library are available for use by
> participants before or during the meeting. Interested people should
> make arrangements with Leslie Skibinski, Mollusk Collection Manager ([log in to unmask]
> ) so specimens or books can be pulled in advance.
>
> Schedule:
>
> 0900     Museum opens & light refreshments are served.  ←
> Note: Change in time!
> 1000     Morning presentations
> 1200     Break for lunch. Brown bag, or local restaurant.
> 1300     Afternoon presentations
> 1600     Concluding remarks & end of session.
>
> An array of AV equipment will be available (projector & laptop for
> PowerPoint, 35 mm slide projector & an overhead projector). There is
> also some wall space for posters and table space for reprints and
> announcements. 
>
> For additional information or to say you will attend and/or give a
> talk, please contact Liz Shea at [log in to unmask] Directions to the
> museum can be found at www.delmnh.org.
>
> Hope to see you there!
>
> Liz Shea
> Curator of Mollusks
>
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