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Congratulations to the RheumPAC Raffle Winners

  |  Issue: December 2009  |  

During the ACR/ARHP Annual Scientific Meeting, held in October in Philadelphia, RheumPAC held a raffle. Participants received one raffle ticket for every $20 donated to the PAC. At the end of the meeting, two winners were randomly drawn.

Arthur Huppert, MD, from Philadelphia, is the winner of free registration to the 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting, and Howard Swanson, MD, from Marshfield, Wis., is the winner of free housing at the 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting. The 2010 Annual Scientific Meeting will be held in Atlanta, November 6–11.

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Thank you to everyone who contributed to RheumPAC at this year’s annual meeting. Your contributions will make a difference in the future of rheumatology. To learn more about RheumPAC, go to www.rheumatology.org/rheumpac or contact Katie Jones at [email protected].

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