SRA 2004 Annual Meeting

December 5-8, 2004 — Palm Springs, California

The theme of the last annual meeting was "Risk Analysis: The Profession and the Future." Our Society is a remarkable association. Its members are scientists and practitioners trained in multiple disciplines who come from around the world. They are employed by government, industry, consulting firms, NGOs, academic institutions, and themselves. They seek one another’s company because they face problems requiring such diverse perspectives. As we approach our 25th year, it is a good time to celebrate our shared past and plan for a common future.

About the Event

See the following links for additional information from the meeting, including the program, abstracts, and presentations from the plenary sessions (photographs will also be available here soon):

Program
	Program Schedule (with abstracts)
	Program Schedule Search
	Continuing Education Workshops
	Preliminary Program and Registration Packet (408K)
Plenary Sessions
	Brian Glicksman - Improving Government Risk Management and Appraisal of Risk to the Public
	Jo Anne Shatkin - Response to Managing Risks to the Public: Appraisal Guidance
	George Gray - Comments on Managing Risks to the Public: Appraisal Guidance
	Mary O'Brien - What Other Course is Open To Us: Risk Analysis, Alternatives, and Democracy
	Dan Stokols - Processes and Outcomes of Transdisciplinary Collaboration
	Denise Caruso - Inclusive Science is Better Science
	Diana Rhoten - Navigating Interdisciplinary Collaboration
	Richard Jackson - Thoughts about the Systemic Interconnectedness of Health Challenges (40M)