The 2011 AMWA Annual Conference Is Almost Here

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This year’s AMWA Annual Conference is almost upon us, so don’t forget to register if you’re fortunate enough to be able to make it this year.

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AMWA have published this presentation on Getting The Most From The Conference when you attend. It contains lots of handy tips to consider if you’ve never attended either this conference in particular.

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Comments (2)

  1. I bet they have an app for your phone, too. I went to a conference in June and the app was better than the webpage.

    Is the conference all factual/non-fic writers, or medical thrillers too?

    1. Oh wow, I hadn’t even thought of the App aspect! What a great idea. Medical writers are all science-oriented writers (although maybe some are more creative and write fiction too!). So the conference is geared toward medical communicators.

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