AASP 2007 Annual Conference

Candid Shots of Members and Guests
at our Annual Conference Nov. 12-13, 2007

AASP President
Claudia Weiss

In addition to being a keynote speaker, Jack M. Fletcher presents during a breakout session group during day one of the conference.	NASP Director of Public Policy, Anastasia Skalski, provides the keynote address on day two.

Argosy students happily volunteer some time between attending presentations	AASP President Claudia Weiss and Association Manager, Tracey Martin

Arizona Attorney General, Terry Goodard, contributes to a panel discussion on Methamphetamines.	Arizona Attorney General, Terry Goodard, and AASP President Claudia Weiss.

Drug Endangered Children Prosecutor, Jennifer Perkowski, adds another side to the panel discussion.	Michael Shafer, PhD , from ASU's Center for Applied Behavioral Health Policy also contributes to the panel

AASP Conference attendees gather to listen to one of the conference keynote speakers.	Mesquite HS orchestra provides entertainment to those attending the conference

MHS representatives welcome visitors and provide information to conference attendees.	Past, Present, and Future AASP Presidents Kathleen Rahn, Claudia Weiss, and Judy Crosby take a moment together during the conference.

Prizes and a little humor are handed out during the raffle.	Riverside representatives stand ready to answer questions and show off products from their booth

Conference attendees enjoy a casual moment during the reception at the Crown Plaza Hotel	Reception hosts PAR and Pearson keep everyone happy into the early evening

AASP President Elect, Judy Crosby, and NASP Delegate, Sylvia Cohen, take part in the silent auction	Harcourt and Pearson Assessment Representatives, Diane Donaldson and Ellen Murphy, enjoy a moment during the reception with AASP President Elect, Judy Crosby.

Kathleen Seabury and Jennifer Ostrum from Tempe ESD pass out some information during the conference with a smile.	Sylvia Cohen and Matt Moix staff the conference information desk, helping to make sure everything runs smoothly.