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2000
19-22 October
Los Angeles, CA

This year's activities will be held in conjunction with the Space Frontier Conference 9.
Invitation and RSVP Form (MS Word)
Additional Information (MS Word)
There are two steps to register for the 2000 Annual Event:
1. Return the RSVP Form with registration fee to the NAAA
2. Fill out the Special SFC Registration Form (but do not pay the SFC registration fee, see further instructions below)

There is a Special SFC Registration Site for NAAA members. SFC Registration Instructions:

* Fill in your name & contact information.
* If you are NOT buying conference meals from SFF, you don't need to change anything in the registration section.
* Under "Where did you hear about our Conference, check 'other', and type in NAAA.
* Under 'method of payment', select other. (Send in your NAAA member conference registration fee of $20 or $40 to Mindy Delany with your RSVP.)
* If you ARE buying meals from SFF, check which meals you want. In this case you must provide credit card info so the SFF can charge you directly for this cost.

** FOOD: The NAAA fee you are already paying covers lunch and dinner on saturday, and lunch on sunday.

** CONFERENCE FEE: The NAAA will cover the SFC registration cost of $50 for NAAA members only. If your guest(s) would like to attend the SFC sessions, please enclose an additional $50 per guest with your NAAA RSVP.

Direct questions to Emily Eelkema

1999
2-3 October 1999
Boston, MA

This year's activities included participation in MIT's Mars Week conference, and the third annual NAAA Congress. In addition, we will have a reoport on the UNISPACE III SGF, of which we have several alumni in attendance.

1998
16-18 October 1998
Washington, DC

This year's activities included a panel discussion organized by the NAAA to help celebrate NASA;s 40th Anniversary titled "The Next Fourty Years: A Vision of Humanity's Future in Space," attending NASA's 40th Anniversary Gala at the National Building Museum, the second annual NAAA Congress again at NASA/GSFC, and an open house again at the Soffen's home.

1997
11-13 July 1997
Washington, DC

The weekend included the first NAAA Congress at the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC), a NASA Academy five year anniversary and NAAA kickoff banquet at the National Academy of Sciences, and an open house at the home of Dr. Jerry and Kazuko Soffen.