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CFS 2024: A Week of Dedication and Professionalism in Aviation Safety

What an incredible week at #NATCACFS 2024! NATCA extends heartfelt gratitude to all attendees for demonstrating your dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to advancing aviation safety. From insightful breakout sessions on cutting-edge technologies to critical panel discussions on mental health and safety culture, CFS 2024 was a powerful testament to the collective efforts of the #NATCAfamily.
 
As we reflect on the important discussions and the shared knowledge that will shape the future of the National Airspace System (NAS), we are reminded of the strength and unity within our community. Your participation has made this event a resounding success.
 
Mark your calendars now for CFS 2025, which will take place Sept.15-17, 2025, at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas. We look forward to another year of collaboration, learning, and progress in the field of aviation safety.

CFS Apparel Now Available for Purchase

CFS apparel — with both the updated CFS logo and a special logo that honors the 25th anniversary of NATCA being the lead organizer for the conference — is now available for purchase in the NATCA Store! Merchandise will not be available for purchase onsite at the conference. Order today here. The CFS Apparel store will be open until December 31, 2024. 

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CFS 2024 Agenda

Sunday, September 15

12 – 4 p.m. | Registration and Archie Banquet Tickets Open,Grand Salon

Monday, September 16

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. | Registration and Archie Banquet Tickets Open, Grand Salon

9 a.m. – 7 p.m. | Exhibit Hall Open, Grand Ballroom

9:15 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Breakout Sessions, Exhibit Hall Theater, Bronze 4

12 – 1:30 p.m. | General Session, Horseshoe Event Center
Special Guest Speaker: Rep. Dina Titus (NV-01)

1:30 – 2 p.m. | Refreshments with Sponsors, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

2:30 – 5 p.m. | General Session,Horseshoe Event Center
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Amy Grubb, Founder, Organizational Insights and FBI Psychologist

5 – 7 p.m. | Sponsors and Exhibitors Meet & Greet, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

Tuesday, September 17

7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Registration and Archie Banquet Tickets Open, Grand Salon

8 – 9 a.m. | Breakfast with Sponsors & Exhibitors, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

9 – 10 a.m. | General Session, Horseshoe Event Center

10 – 10:30 a.m. | Refreshments with Sponsors & Exhibitors, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

10:30 – 11:30 a.m. | Industry Hour Breakout Sessions, Exhibit Hall Theater, Bronze 4

10:30 – 11:30 a.m. | Industry Hour Breakout Sessions, Palace 3-5

11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | Lunch with Sponsors & Exhibitors, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

12:30 – 2:15 p.m. | General Session, Horseshoe Event Center
Keynote Speaker: Dr. David P. Morgan, Licensed Psychologist and Doctor of Philosophy in Counseling Psychology

2:15 – 3:15 p.m. | Refreshments with Sponsors & Exhibitors, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

3:15 – 5 p.m. | General Session, Horseshoe Event Center
Keynote Speaker: Ryan Leak,Best-Selling Author, & Strategic Advisor

Wednesday, September 18

8 a.m. – 11 a.m.  | Registration Open, Grand Salon

8 a.m. – 2 p.m. | Archie Banquet Tickets Open, Grand Salon

9 – 10 a.m. | Breakfast with Sponsors & Exhibitors, Exhibit Hall, Grand Ballroom

9:15 – 10 a.m. | Breakout Session,Palace 3-5

10 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. | General Session| Horseshoe Event Center
Keynote Speaker: Michael Whitaker, Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration

12:15 – 1 p.m.  | Lunch, Skyview, 26th Floor

1 – 2 p.m. | Breakout Sessions, Sky View Rooms, 26th Floor

2:15  – 3:15 p.m. | Breakout Sessions, Sky View Rooms, 26th Floor

CFS 2024 Sponsors and Exhibitors

CFS 2024 sponsor and exhibitor information: Click here.
CFS 2024 Sponsorship Application: Click here


Diamond Sponsors



Gold Sponsors


Silver Sponsors


Bronze Sponsors


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Exhibitor BoothNumber
Adacel                                                 716
Advanced Air Mobility (AAM)                 814I
Aireon                                                  221
Airmen Education                            114
Alerts/Alarms Framework: Human Factor 804D
Aviation Medicine Advisory Service (AMAS)       B7
American Airlines                                                       407
ATAC                                                                               706
ATCA—Shaping Aviation’s Future                          621
ATO Training                                                                 720
Beacon Realty                                                             B6
BetterUp                                                               516
Cambridge Financial Partners                                         B9
Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)                       B11
Collins Aerospace an RTX Company                             411
Concept Seating Government                                         615
Delta Air Lines                                                             211
EPOS Audio Critical Communications ATC/C3s Systems617
Evans Consoles                                                          310
FAA One Flight Service                                              814F
FAA Runway Safety Programs                                          804B
FAA—Terminal Precipitation on the Glass (TPoG)               723
Frequentis USA                                                           605
General Dynamics Mission Systems                             710
Indra                                                                               704
InterlineTravel.com                                                             B5
Joby Aviation, Inc.                                                       216
L3Harris                                                                408
Leidos                                                                            513
MIT Lincoln Laboratory Air Traffic Control & Weather Systems Group714
NATCA ATX 2024 Registration                                                                      B15
NATCA Aviation Safety Investigations Committee (ASI)    B13
NATCA Benefits                                                           B2
NATCA Convention 2025                                                   B16
NATCA Disaster Response Committee                                  B12
NATCA & FAA Collaboration Program                            804E
NATCA/FAA Professional Standards Program                      205
NATCA/FAA Respect Initiative                                         205
NATCA/FAA Turn Off Tune In                                             205
NATCA OSHA Committee                                        B14
NATCA’s UNUM Long Term Disability Plan          B1
National Airspace and Procedures CommitteeB10
National Hispanic Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees (NHCFAE)223
National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees (NBCFAE)322
NBP Corp.                                                                     312
Operational Risk Management (ORM)                  814H
Partnership for Safety                                                205
Professional Women Controllers, Inc. (PWC)    623
Restworks                                                                     111
Right From The Start (RFTS)                                                  205
Risk-Based Safety Management (RBSM)                               804C
Runway Incursion Device814G
Russ Bassett ATC Consoles                                            611
Saab, Inc                                                              414
SAIC                                                                                509
Serco                                                                              613
SkyOne Federal Credit Union                                         B4
Southern Insurance Group (SIG)                            B1
Surface Safety Portfolio    804A
Transportation Safety Institute                               217
uAvionix                                                                316
Union Plus                                                                    B3
United Airlines                                                         416
University of North Dakota Air Traffic Controllers Association712
Volanno                                                                314
Voluntary Safety Reporting Programs                   205
Hotel & Travel

Horseshoe Las Vegas

3645 Las Vegas Blvd. | Map

CFS 2024 returns to the Horseshoe Las Vegas, the site of our previous conferences. Click here for more information about the Horseshoe. If you requested lodging through the registration process, your hotel confirmation number will be emailed to you about a week prior to the conference.

The negotiated room rate is $179 plus 13.38% tax per night (tax is subject to change). The room rate includes a mandatory resort fee, which covers daily in-room high-speed internet access, all local calls and fitness center access for two daily.

The CFS Planning Committee will reserve your room according to the information you provide during the registration process. You will be responsible for any fees incurred for incorrect data you entered into the reservation system; e.g., arrival and departure dates.

How do I change or cancel my CFS registration?

DO NOT CALL THE HOTEL TO CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR REGISTRATION.

For changes before August 19, please refer to your registration confirmation e-mail for your modification link.

On or after August 19, please email [email protected]. DO NOT call the hotel with questions or changes. They have specific instructions that all lodging issues, for reservations made through the CFS registration process, will be coordinated through the CFS registration team.

Is there a cancellation policy/fee?

Hotel Cancellation Policy:

The host hotel has a 72-hour cancellation policy. If you cancel your reservation or change to a later arrival date without modifying your registration with the CFS registration team prior to the deadline, the hotel will charge you a fee of one night’s lodging plus tax.

General Registrant/Student FAQs

Communicating for Safety (CFS) 2024: General Registrants and Students
Frequently Asked Questions

Who can attend CFS?

Anyone interested in aviation safety! Please explore our website for more information: www.natca.org/cfs

Important Dates:

MAY 15: Registration Opens

MAY 15 – 22: Last year’s registration price special for General Registrants

MAY 23 – AUGUST 18: Early-bird pricing in effect for General Registrants

AUGUST 19: Registration Fee and Archie League Banquet ticket price increase for General Registrants.

AUGUST 19: Hotel rooms in NATCA’s room block are no longer guaranteed and are subject to availability.

AUGUST 19: Refunds will no longer be provided for registration fees or Archie League Banquet tickets.

AUGUST 19: Hotel rooms in NATCA’s room block are no longer guaranteed and are subject to availability.

SEPTEMBER 16 – 18: COMMUNICATING FOR SAFETY 2024!

When should I arrive and depart?

Official CFS start time: 12:00 p.m. PDT, Monday, September 16, 2024
End time: Late evening, Wednesday, September 18, 2024, upon conclusion of the Archie League Banquet.

Monday morning will include breakout sessions and the opening of the exhibit hall. *Lunch will not be provided on Monday.

How do I register for CFS?

To register, go to www.natca.org/cfs and click on the Register Button.

What are the registration and Archie League Awards Banquet ticket prices?

May 15 – May 22:

Registration:
General Registrants: $200
Students: $30

Archie League Banquet ticket:
General Registrants: $200
Students: $150

May 23 – August 18:

Registration:
General Registrants: $275
Students: $30

Archie League Banquet Ticket:
General Registrants: $200
Students: $150

After August 18:

Registration:
General Registrants: $375
Students: $30

Archie League Banquet Ticket:
General Registrants: $250
Students: $150

Lodging

CFS 2024 will be held at Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel. If you requested lodging through the registration process, your hotel confirmation number will be emailed to you about a week prior to the conference.

The negotiated room rate is $179 plus 13.38% tax per night (tax is subject to change). The room rate includes a mandatory resort fee, which covers daily in-room high-speed internet access, all local calls and fitness center access for two daily.

The CFS Planning Committee will reserve your room according to the information you provide during the registration process. You will be responsible for any fees incurred for incorrect data you entered into the reservation system; e.g., arrival and departure dates.

How do I change or cancel my CFS registration?

DO NOT CALL THE HOTEL TO CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR REGISTRATION.

For changes before August 19, please refer to your registration confirmation e-mail for your modification link.

On or after August 19, please email [email protected]. DO NOT call the hotel with questions or changes. They have specific instructions that all lodging issues, for reservations made through the CFS registration process, will be coordinated through the CFS registration team.

Is there a cancellation policy/fee?

Hotel Cancellation Policy:

The host hotel has a 72-hour cancellation policy. If you cancel your reservation or change to a later arrival date without modifying your registration with the CFS registration team prior to the deadline, the hotel will charge you a fee of one night’s lodging plus tax.

Registration Cancellation Policy:

Cancellations made on or before August 18 will incur a $10 cancellation processing fee per person.

Beginning August 19, 2024, refunds will no longer be provided for registration fees or Archie League Banquet tickets.

If you have any additional questions, please email [email protected].

NATCA Members FAQs

Communicating for Safety (CFS) 2024: NATCA Members Frequently Asked Questions

Important Dates:

MAY 15: Registration Opens

JULY 25: Deadline to place your name on the National Excused Absence Request List. Local request forms should also be in by this time.

AUGUST 19: Archie League Banquet ticket price increase. (See below for more information.)

AUGUST 19: Hotel rooms in NATCA’s room block are no longer guaranteed and are subject to availability.

AUGUST 19: Refunds will no longer be provided for registration fees or Archie League Banquet tickets.

AUGUST 19: Hotel rooms in NATCA’s room block are no longer guaranteed and are subject to availability.

SEPTEMBER 16 – 18: COMMUNICATING FOR SAFETY 2024

When should I arrive and depart?

Official CFS start time: 12:00 p.m. PDT, Monday, September 16, 2024
End time: Late evening, Wednesday, September 18, 2024, upon conclusion of the Archie League Banquet.

Monday morning will include breakout sessions and the opening of the exhibit hall. *Lunch will not be provided on Monday.

Please note that members who elect to attend Monday morning’s sessions and check in to the hotel on Sunday will still fall under the NATCA rooming policy; therefore, will not have their Sunday night lodging covered by NATCA National.

How do I register for CFS?

To register, go to www.natca.org/cfs and click on the Register Button.

What is excused absence and how do I request it? 

Per Article 29 of the ATCS/TMC/FSS/NOTAM, Consolidated, and Multi-Units Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs), the Parties agree that covered employees may request absence from duty and duty station without loss of, charge to, or reduction of an employee’s leave, pay, or benefits. *Please note: members covered under non-FAA CBAs are not afforded excused absence for this purpose.

Placing your name on the National Excused Absence List is NOT an automatic approval and release from your facility to attend. Approval is determined locally subject to staffing and workload.

There are no consequences for requesting excused absence only to find out later that you can’t attend.

Employees requesting excused absence to attend CFS must have their name on the National Excused Absence List on or before July 25, 2024.

Access the forms below:
National Excused Absence Form for NATCA Members
Local Excused Absence form for NATCA Members

What are the registration and Archie League Awards Banquet ticket prices?

On or before August 18:
NATCA Members (including local and retired members):
Registration: $25
Archie League Banquet ticket: $125

After August 18:
NATCA Members (including local and retired members):
Registration: $25
Archie League Banquet ticket: $200

Lodging

CFS 2024 will be held at Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel. If you requested lodging through the registration process, your hotel confirmation number will be emailed to you about a week prior to the conference.

If you choose to book your hotel room outside of the CFS registration process, you WILL NOT be reimbursed for lodging.

NATCA Rooming Policy

The NATCA National budget will pay 100 percent of a participant’s room/tax if they share a room with another dues paying member and 50 percent of the room/tax if they do not for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights only (September 16, 17 and 18) for up to eight (8) NATCA members per local. Lodging costs for NATCA members over eight (8) per local will be calculated under the current policy.

The negotiated room rate is $179 plus 13.38% tax per night (tax is subject to change). The room rate includes a mandatory resort fee, which covers daily in-room high-speed internet access, all local calls and fitness center access for two daily.

If members choose to reserve a single room (not share a room with another dues paying member), the room rate for the NATCA covered nights (Sept 16, 17 and 18) is $89.50 a night plus tax with additional nights at a rate of $179 plus tax.

How do I reserve a room for CFS that falls under the NATCA National Rooming Policy?

The CFS Planning Committee will reserve your room according to the information you provide during the registration process. You will be responsible for any fees incurred for incorrect data you entered into the reservation system; e.g., arrival and departure dates.

Will NATCA pay for my lodging if I stay at a different hotel or outside of the NATCA room block?

No. If you choose to book your hotel room outside of the CFS registration process you will not be reimbursed for lodging.

But what if I found a cheaper rate at a different hotel or at the same hotel but outside of the room block?

NATCA will still not pay for your lodging if you find a less expensive room rate. NATCA has contracted a block of rooms that includes all the meeting space for the event along with additional services. If we do not fill this block of rooms, we are penalized. You may think you are saving NATCA money, but you are not.

How do I change or cancel my CFS registration?

DO NOT CALL THE HOTEL TO CHANGE OR CANCEL YOUR REGISTRATION.

For changes before August 19, please refer to your registration confirmation e-mail for your modification link.

On or after August 19, please email [email protected]. DO NOT call the hotel with questions or changes. They have specific instructions that all lodging issues, for reservations made through the CFS registration process, will be coordinated through the CFS registration team.

Is there a cancellation policy/fee?

Hotel Cancellation Policy:

The host hotel has a 72-hour cancellation policy. If you cancel your reservation, change to a later arrival date or change your rooming status without modifying your registration with the CFS registration team prior to the deadline, the hotel will charge you a fee of one night’s lodging plus tax.

Registration Cancellation Policy:

Before August 19, 2024, there is a $10 cancellation processing fee per person.

Beginning August 19, 2024, refunds will no longer be provided for registration fees or Archie League Banquet tickets.

If you have any additional questions, please email [email protected].

Dates for 2024 CFS

Please save the dates now for CFS 2024. It will take place Sept. 16-18, 2024, in Las Vegas. On this webpage, we will post more information about the 2024 event, as soon as it is available.

20th Annual Archie League Medal of Safety Awards

The ability to think quickly and remain calm under pressure while maintaining situational awareness are just some of the unique qualities that air traffic controllers possess. Their willingness to resolve complex situations without hesitation, offer a reassuring voice to those on the frequency, and ability to coordinate their efforts with other controllers help these dedicated professionals be successful at maintaining the safety of the National Airspace System.

While many controllers often feel that they are “just doing their job,” their hard work is often viewed by others as remarkable and extraordinary. The Archie League Medal of Safety Awards, named for the first U.S. air traffic controller, were first presented in 2005 to honor exceptional air traffic controller work that took place in 2004. The program highlights a variety of aviation “saves” — some which involve a team of controllers working together, while others are the result of one controller’s efforts.

Our 20th annual banquet celebration, honoring the 2024 Archie League Medal of Safety Award winners, will be held on the evening of Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024, at NATCA Communicating For Safety 2024 at Horseshoe Las Vegas (formerly Bally’s Las Vegas).

CALL FOR ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARD NOMINATIONS

NATCA Members: The nomination period for the 2024 Archie League Medal of Safety Awards is now closed.

We are now accepting nominations for the 2025 Archie League Medal of safety Awards — the 21st annual ALMOSA awards — looking for the best saves that occurred at your facilities between May 1, 2024 and April 30, 2025. A member may nominate another member for an Archie League Medal of Safety Award.

NOMINATION FORM – PLEASE CLICK HERE

If you have questions or are having trouble collecting all nomination materials, please inquire here.

Learn more about the past recipients of the Archie League Medal of Safety Award. Click here.

Archie League Medal of Safety Awards Video Channel

Learn more about Archie League. Click here.

Region X Commitment to Safety Award

The Region X Commitment to Safety Award is given annually to a Region X member who has shown a profound dedication to ensuring the safety of the National Airspace System (NAS). The award is peer-nominated, and any Region X member in good standing can be nominated for work done since May 1, 2024 in their role as an aviation safety professional. The 2024 winner of this award will be honored at CFS 2024 at the Archie League Medal of Safety Awards banquet on Wednesday, Sept. 18.

View the recipients of the Region X Commitment to Safety Award.

NOMINATION FORM – PLEASE CLICK HERE

National Professionalism Award

The goal of NATCA’s Professional Standards program is to maintain and promote professionalism across all of NATCA’s bargaining units. We achieve that through a commitment to safety and through upholding the public’s trust. We work to inspire, to motivate, to provide personal examples of our professionalism to others, and to maintain the highest standard of excellence. We know our actions represent all our fellow professionals, and we work to bring honor and respect to all that we do. The NATCA National Professional Standards Committee (PSC) has created the “NATCA National Professionalism Award” as a means to recognize the actions of those who continually strive to achieve these goals.

At each annual Communicating For Safety (CFS), the PSC presents one recipient from each FAA Service Area with a NATCA National Professionalism Award, a minimum of three recipients each year. The members of the PSC will determine the recipients no later than 60 days prior to the beginning of CFS and forward those names to the National Executive Board for approval. The recipients will be chosen based on their individual professional contributions and performance that enhanced the standings of their profession. Additionally, the PSC will consider their personal commitment to safety and excellence in the selection. The 2024 winner will be honored at CFS 2024 during the Archie League Medal of Safety Awards banquet on Wednesday, September 18.

View the recipients of the National Professionalism Award.

Archive: Past CFS Coverage

CFS 2023

Sept. 18-20th, 2023, Horseshoe Las Vegas

CFS 2023 PREVIEW BOOK
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CFS 2022

Sept. 12-14th, 2022, Bally’s Las Vegas

CFS 2022 PREVIEW BOOK
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CFS 2019

Sept. 16-18, 2019, Bally’s Las Vegas

CFS 2019 PREVIEW BOOK
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2019 ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARDS BOOK
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CFS TUESDAY
Our 16-page e-newspaper includes news and information about Monday’s Day 1 (Sept. 16, 2019) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

CFS WEDNESDAY
Our 16-page e-newspaper includes news and information about Tuesday’s Day 2 (Sept. 17, 2019) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

FULL COVERAGE: Published on Oct. 16, 2019. Please click here.


CFS 2018

Oct. 22-24, 2018, Bally’s Las Vegas

CFS 2018 PREVIEW BOOK

2018 ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARDS BOOK

CFS TUESDAY
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Monday’s Day 1 (Oct. 22, 2018) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

CFS WEDNESDAY
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Tuesday’s Day 2 (Oct. 23, 2018) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

FULL COVERAGE: Please click here.


CFS 2017

March 20-22, 2017, Bally’s Las Vegas

CFS 2017 DAILY DISPATCH
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2017 ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARDS BOOK
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CFS 2017 TUESDAY DAILY DISPATCH
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Monday’s Day 1 (March 20, 2017) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

CFS 2017 WEDNESDAY DAILY DISPATCH
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Tuesday’s Day 2 (March 21, 2017) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.


CFS 2016

March 21-23, 2016, Bally’s Las Vegas

CFS 2016 DAILY DISPATCH
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2016 ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARDS BOOK
View on Uberflip.

CFS 2016 TUESDAY DAILY DISPATCH
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Monday’s Day 1 (March 21, 2016) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

CFS 2016 WEDNESDAY DAILY DISPATCH
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Tuesday’s Day 2 (March 22, 2016) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.


CFS 2015

March 2-4, 2015, Rio Las Vegas

CFS 2015 DAILY DISPATCH
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2015 ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARDS BOOK
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CFS 2015 TUESDAY DAILY DISPATCH
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Monday’s Day 1 (March 2, 2015) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

CFS 2015 WEDNESDAY DAILY DISPATCH
Our e-newspaper includes news and information about Tuesday’s Day 2 (March 3, 2015) highlights and this week’s conference. You can view a PDF here or view it in an easy-to-read format on Uberflip.

Archive: CFS Videos
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