Who can attend?

• FCLB Member Chiropractic Regulatory Boards
  (board members, public members, and board staff)
  
  

• Fellows
  Individuals are considered "Fellows" of the Federation as long as they continue to be legal members of their respective board for a period of five years; thereafter, any "Fellow" who has been a continuous member of the Federation for five or more years, and is no longer serving on an eligible board, shall become an Honorary Fellow of the Federation.
  
  

• National Board of Chiropractic Examiners
  (Board Members and Personnel) The NBCE holds their annual delegate meeting on Friday.
  
  

• Testing, Licensing, and Educational Affiliations and Organizations
  
  

• Chiropractic Colleges
  
  

• Chiropractic or Regulatory Association representatives
  
  

• Healthcare organizations and malpractice insurance representatives
  
  

• Consumers interested in chiropractic regulation

What will attendees learn and experience? (Conference Agenda)

• Chiropractic regulatory issues which are hot topics of discussion to boards, colleges, and chiropractors. A variety of issues such as: legal, Federal mandates, educational, testing, licensure, continuing education, etc. will be discussed.
  
  

• Voting Delegates representing the, US, Canada, Australia, and Mexico decide on important resolutions impacting regulation.
  
  

• Networking opportunities and discussion during this 4-day conference.
  
  

• Group events such as the Friday evening Texas BBQ, tours available to attendee's guests, and many other networking opportunities. (Conference Agenda)

When will the conference be? (Conference Agenda)

• April 4 - 8, 2001 
  
  

• Wednesday: - Registration and Welcome Reception
  
  

• Thursday - Saturday: General & Educational Breakout Sessions
  
  

• Sunday: Wrap-up

Where will the conference be held? 

San Antonio, Texas, USA

San Antonio captures the spirit of Texas. Now the eighth largest city in the United States, the city has retained its sense of history and tradition, while carefully blending in cosmopolitan progress. The city has always been a crossroads and a meeting place. Sounds and flavors of Native Americans, Old Mexico, Germans, the Wild West, African-Americans and the Deep South mingle and merge. Close to seven million visitors a year delight in the discovery of San Antonio's charms.

Amidst the daily hubbub of the busy metropolitan downtown, sequestered 20 feet below street level, lies one of San Antonio's jewels - the Paseo del Rio. Better known as the "River Walk," these cobblestone and flagstone paths border both sides of the San Antonio River as it winds its way through the middle of the business district.

The River Walk has multiple personalities - quiet and park-like in some stretches, while other areas are full of activity with European-style sidewalk cafes, specialty boutiques, nightclubs and gleaming high-rise hotels. The River Walk stretches for approximately two-and-a-half miles from the Municipal Auditorium and Conference Center on the north end to the King William Historic District on the south.

Yanaguana Cruises, the river's floating transportation system, provides a novel method of sightseeing and people-watching in downtown San Antonio. Groups can also dine aboard open-air, candle-lit cruisers as they wind their way along the scenic waterway. River taxis deliver visitors to Rivercenter, a dazzling three-level glass shopping, dining and entertainment complex, and to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.

(Excerpted from San Antonio CVB Website) 

Web sites for San Antonio

• San Antonio Convention & Visitors Bureau

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