As a relatively new APsaA member and the current president-elect of my society, I would be grateful if minutes, publications, etc. would not use unidentified acronyms without a more full identification at the first usage (e.g. FEPAL, NAPsaC, CAFI). Most everything I read coming from the Association contains a percentage of things that become meaningless because I can't figure out the context. I hope it would not be too much of a burden to have the name in parentheses at the first usage.
Mary Susan Hansen, M.D.
APsaA's 2001–02 Fellows gather after being introduced to the membership at the December 2001 meeting. From left, top row: Anthony Bram, Alysa Zalma, Jeff Bass, Jacqueline McGregor, Michele Schuder, Kerry Ressler. Middle row: Miriam Korn, Pamela Swedlow, Ann Smolen, Sergio Paradiso. Front row: Nilufer Yalman-Barbour, Margaret Lanca, Gabriela Fried, Hilary Rubenstein, Tom Svolos, Vicki Kirsch, Lisa Mellman. Not shown is Susan Stern.Last October, the Association's Central Office staff bid farewell to the Accounting Department's Edawne McIntosh. Standing, from left, are Debbie Steinke, Karen Rambharose, Brian Canty, Debra Eder, Andrew Perez, Joan Abramowitz, Carolyn Gatto, and Tina Faison. Seated, from left, are Nerissa Steele, Edawne McIntosh, and Ellen Fertig.
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