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NEW CONFERENCE BLOG

Keep up-to-date with breaking news about the many special events and conference activities that are planned. Find out more information about the lectures, speakers, exhibitors, hotel, research facilities, and the City of Springfield. Check out the blog to get the most out of the conference: https://nergc.org/blog/.

 

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Thinking about attending NERGC? Don’t miss out on the excitement! Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NERGC to learn more about the conference, check out the photos from past Conferences, and write on the NERGC “wall.”

 

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Follow the #NERGC Conversation on Twitter, where we are @NERGC2023. Also follow #NERGC for other buzz about the conference. 

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