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2013 Convention Guide

2013 Convention Guide

Your official guide to the Las Vegas convention has been posted, including the final program and AT Expo planner.

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Las Vegas 2013: Opening Day Reception

Las Vegas 2013: Opening Day Reception

Join the fun at Club NATA in Las Vegas, featuring the Spazmatics in concert! The "super nerds that rock" will perform your favorite 80s hits while you catch up with your colleagues.

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2014 Proposal Deadline Approaching

2014 Proposal Deadline Approaching

You have until July 14 to submit your proposals for the 2014 convention in Indianapolis. Get more details about the three categories and requirements for submission here.

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Cirque du Soleil Discount

Cirque du Soleil Discount

Coming to Vegas for the convention? Why not squeeze in some extra fun by taking in a show? Cirque du Soleil is offering great discounts for NATA convention attendees.

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Convention App Released

Convention App Released

Plan your convention schedule from your smartphone with our new convention app!

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Plan Your Convention Schedule from Your Phone
Before you make the trip to the NATA Convention, be sure to take a look at this year's smartphone app, which was just released last week. You can use it to find information about the June 24-27 event...
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2013 AT Expo — New Name, Same Record Breaking Results!
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