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Student
Conference
Update
9/24/99
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO
ATTEND AND WANT TO GET THE FAVORABLE CONFERENCE HOTEL RATE, YOU NEED TO
REGISTER AND MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONS BY OCTOBER 1. If you
want to attend but are concerned about travel and lodging costs, please
contact SSDP for information on limited scholarship funds (contact info
below).
The conference will feature
several keynote speakers as well as various topic-oriented discussion panels
and workshops. A partial list of confirmed keynote speakers includes
Lindesmith Center Director Ethan Nadelmann and leading civil rights/defense
attorney Harry Silverglate. Panel topics will include Consequences
of the Drug War, Building Coalitions on Campus, National Campus Campaigns
and Incarceration vs. Education. Skill-building workshops will include
Leadership Development, Media Relations, Legislative Training, Event Organizing,
Working with Student Governments and Drug Policy on Campus.
Early registration (until
October 15) for the conference is only $25 for students and $75 for non-students.
Register online at http://www.ssdp.org
or call Peder Nelson or Kris Lotlikar at DRCNet, (202) 293-8340.
Hotel and travel information is also available on the web.
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Issue #109, 9/24/99
Student Conference Update | Student HEA Campaign | Medical Marijuana Initiatives | DPF Conference | Reformer's Calendar
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