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The Annual Meeting has been cancelled.
Dear Fellow SETACers and others, with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) declared a global pandemic and recommendations of "social distancing" and other measures being taken to stop its spread at Marquette University and throughout our communities, the 28th Annual Midwest SETAC Meeting April 16th and 17th has cancelled the meeting. The final decision will be transmitted as soon as possible thereafter.
If you or a student or colleague registered to attend the meeting, contact Terresa Murdoch (terresa.murdoch@setac.org) for information about credit or cancellation of payment from pre-meeting on-line registration. Also, if you already reserved a room under the hotel block at the Ambassador Hotel you have until 48 hr prior to arrival to cancel your reservation.
We will keep you informed the best we can in the next few days.
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28th Annual Midwest SETAC Meeting
The Midwest Chapter is a regional chapter of SETAC North America and consists of volunteers dedicated to improving our network of scientists, regulators, and educators. With an annual meeting and short-course, we are hoping to meet our other scientists in the region and potential collaborators, become familiar with advances in many environmental fields and provide opportunities along with financial support to students to present their work at our meeting and meet new mentors. We have members and attendees that develop workshops and timely discussions of topics of both regional and national interest. We:
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