FAUSA Annual Meeting 2009

Dates: September 23,24, & 25, 2009
Location: Durango, Colorado

Colorado is calling you ...

... to visit Durango in SW Colorado September 23,24, & 25 (with an optional "stay-an-extra-day" event on the 26th: a narrow-gauge railroad train ride to Silverton and back).

….to explore history while staying in a Victorian hotel (The Strater Hotel was built over 120 years ago), taking a guided tour to the cliff dwellings at Mesa Verde National Park, and watching a slide show at the reception buffet of the history of Durango & the area, presented by an enthusiastic history professor at Ft. Lewis College.

….to connect with each other at the two morning meetings, during the meals and while shopping. (Great shops in Durango & in Silverton!)

….to register for the 2009 annual meeting: Registration fee for FAUSA members and guests: $300 (+$79 for the train trip) This includes reception buffet, gala buffet, lunch on Thursday & Friday, and the guided bus tour of Mesa Verde. It does not include Thursday evening dinner or the lunch in Silverton on Saturday.

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Look at how great the FAUSA Annual Meeting 2008 was!

FAUSA in Florida: "Open Windows"

Was Held On October 9-11, 2008
A great time was had by all. Thanks to all who contributed photos for this short slideshow.

The following documents from the meeting are now posted online in pdf format:

Annual Meeting Minutes
President's Report
1st VP Report
2nd VP Report
Charity Fund Report
FAWCO Clubs Chart
Metro Areas Chart
Regional Chart
Statistics

Annual Meetings

Once a year, we invite all FAUSA members to join us for fun, friendship, and a bit of business at the FAUSA Annual Meeting. The meeting consists of receptions, speakers, conference sessions, and special tours.

Past FAUSA Conferences

In 2007, our meeting was held in the heart of New York City. The featured speaker was Virginia Hazzard the Eleanore Schnurr award recipient for the United Nations Council of Organizations. Some attendees toured Ellis Island, some attended the theatre. All were treated to a visit of the Rembrandt exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a night of dining and cooking instruction at the Rustico Cooking Restaurant.