NACAA XXVI Welcome Address
Affiliation(s): ASV
Session details: Saturday, 2014-04-18 23:00:00, New York
Abstract
Ken Le Marquand, ASV President and Convenor of NACAA XXVI, will officially open the event, and introduce the Keynote speaker.
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