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The planning committee has been hard at work laying the groundwork for an exciting and meaningful Summit! The Summit will be held May 4th and 5th in St Louis, Missouri, and information about hotel reservations and how to plan your travel will be forthcoming. 

 
A special note, because we have gotten several questions about this: If you are representing a program or organization, there is no ability to add attendees from your program or organization, not even if your program covers the cost. This is not a cost issue; it is an issue of how to have a productive set of discussions in the space we have available. At present we are already set for over a hundred attendees, and adding more will negatively impact the productivity of discussion. Your program or organization can get involved by providing input to you ahead of the Summit, especially if you join a guiding committee. Look out for an email inviting you to indicate the topics you are most interested in!
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