Three Words = One Free NAVC Conference 2011 Registration

GAINESVILLE--Tired of Snow? Hungry for Knowledge? Perhaps either of these three little words will be your special ticket to a free registration at NAVC Conference 2011. NAVC is proud to present our own version of the Your Three Words segment of the "Good Morning America" Weekend Edition. Have you been "providing exceptional care" or "building better teams"? Let us see you in action by submitting a brief video or photo(s) that depicts your theme.

Starting in October through year's end, contributions to the NAVC Three Little Words contest will be judged monthly and one will be selected as the winner. Video and photo submissions will also be compiled into a monthly video presentation to be displayed on the NAVC website, NAVC.com. In addition to receiving a free registration to the NAVC Conference 2011, the three winners will be recognized and their entries will be shown as part of the Opening Ceremonies at the NAVC Conference on January 15.
 
Whether you are a seasoned attendee of the NAVC Conference or a newcomer, the educational opportunity is unsurpassed. In addition to more than 800 scientific presentations and dozens of hands-on laboratories, the NAVC Conference 2011 offers Masterclasses, small concentrated sessions to refine skills in a selected topical area; Meet the Professor Luncheons for up-close time and in-depth discussion with the expert of your choice; as well as virtually limitless chances for networking with colleagues and friends, much-needed rest and revitalization from the demands of everyday practice and quality time with your family in Orlando, America's family playground.
 
Winning is easy. Simply craft your Three Little Words message, record your team in action in a video not to exceed 20 seconds and watch our example video, enter your submission or read complete contest rules at www.navc.com/contest.
 

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