CFAR Academic Investigation Dinner Seminar & Soiree
(CFAR AIDS Soiree)
The Emory CFAR Academic Investigation Dinner Seminar and Soiree (CFAR AIDS Soiree) meets periodically throughout the year between September and May. Membership in the club is free and open to all people interested in HIV/AIDS-related basic, clinical, behavioral, social, or translational research as well as research-based clinical, prevention, and educational practice.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Q: Is there a membership fee?
Q: How much does it cost to attend the meetings?
Q: How much does it cost to eat dinner after the meeting? - It doesn't cost a cent to join the club, attend the meetings, or participate in the wine and cheese nosh and natter session (before the presentation) or the buffet dinner (after the reception). It may be true that There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch (TANSTAAFL to you Heinlein fans), but there sure is a free dinner at the CFAR AIDS Soiree.
- Q: Do you have to be a CAS member to attend meetings?
- No, non-members are always welcome to attend CFAR AIDS Soiree meetings as guests of a member but if a guest intends to attend regularly, we prefer that he or she go ahead and join the club.
- Q: Is it necessary to register in advance for meetings?
- Yes, we like to make name tags for everyone and we need an accurate head count for the food.
- Q: How do I suggest a speaker?
- Contact the CAS Director/Goddess, Dr. Kimberly Hagen, at CAS@emory.edu or 404/727-8855.