Colorado Springs to Host CAS Spring Meeting

by Patrick B. Woods, Vice Chairperson, CAS Program Planning Committee

The CAS is taking the 2004 Spring Meeting to new heights at the world-class
Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, May 16-19, 2004.

When you are not busy absorbing the vast amount of information during the Spring Meeting, you can find numerous ways to spend your time in this majestic area of the United States—perhaps a visit to Pikes Peak, the U.S. Air Force Academy, the awe-inspiring Garden of the Gods, or the U.S. Olympic Training Center. For those who are sports-minded, the Broadmoor is a top-rated resort for tennis (by Tennis magazine) and golf (by Golf magazine). The Broadmoor has three golf courses, one of which has hosted the U.S. Amateur and the U.S. Women's Open Championships. For those with other interests, there are plenty of museums, shopping, brewpubs, and coffee houses.

If these attractions aren't enough to get this meeting inked in on your travel schedule, then come learn about what's changed in our profession since some of us became members. There are plans to hold a special interest seminar in conjunction with our Spring Meeting to cover some of the syllabus topics added from 1990 through present. This special interest seminar will be a good opportunity to understand issues and ideas current candidates are discussing. The Spring Meeting will also offer a separate track to present papers on generalized linear modeling.