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2005 United States

Conference on AIDS Scholarship Forms Due Next

Week2005 USCA September 29 –

October 2, 2005Hilton Americas

HotelHouston, TexasScholarship Deadline: Friday, June

10Visit 2005 USCA

online. Be sure

to submit your scholarship forms for the 2005

United States Conference on AIDS (USCA),

set for September 29-October 2, at the Hilton Americas Hotel,

in Houston,

TX.

Scholarship forms can be submitted online

or mailed to: 2005 USCA Scholarship

CommitteeNational Minority AIDS Council1931 13th Street,

NWWashington,

DC 20009-4432A limited number of scholarships will be

available for current dues-paying members of the Conference Sponsors or Program Partners. Scholarship applicants with

questions about their membership or constituency status should

contact the conference partner with which they are affiliated prior to returning this form. Click

here for a list of the Conference Sponsors and Program

Partners. Visit the USCA

Scholarship site for details on the different

scholarships awarded, and to submit an online

scholarship form or download the scholarship

application.Please note: Only

ONE scholarship per

agency will be awarded. Scholarships will be awarded based on

financial need, geographic distribution and population(s)

served. Also considered are the skills the participant will be

able to use in his/her agency and community. All scholarship information will be kept

strictly confidential. Scholarship

applications must be received by June 10, 2005, by 5:00 p.m. (EST). Forms sent by fax, or

received after the deadline, will NOT be

considered.For

additional information, contact the scholarship committee

directly by telephone: or e-mail.

About USCA:If you have joined us before, you witnessed over

3,000 dedicated service providers,

physicians, advocates, public health workers, people living with

HIV/AIDS, policymakers, public officials, funders and others,

take four days out of their lives to

learn from one another, as well as envision strategies to

address the challenges posed by this epidemic. USCA

provides a unique opportunity for all those who work hard to

combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic. From reflecting upon industry successes and

best practice models, to paying homage to all those who have

been lost to this disease, USCA gives attendees the chance to

learn new policies, interventions and research

that will help reinvigorate all of us in this

struggle.Attend the 2005 United States Conference on

AIDS; it is a great venue to show your dedication to preventing

the spread of HIV/AIDS.Additional

Information: For more conference details,

visit 2005

USCA online or contact NMAC’s Conferences and Meeting Services

Division, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (EST),

by telephone: or e-mail.

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of the NMAC

website to learn what’s new with upcoming

conferences, technical

assistance opportunities and publications.Need more information? Contact NMAC by e-mail: info@...; telephone: ; or postal mail:

National Minority AIDS Council, 1931 13th St.,

NW,

Washington,

DC

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the Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention

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