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APSA 2016 Photo Recap: Awards Ceremony & Short Courses

August 31, 2016 APSA, APSA 2016 Photos, APSA Annual Meeting, Book Award, photos, Pre-Conference Short Courses Comments Off on APSA 2016 Photo Recap: Awards Ceremony & Short Courses

View a few photos from today’s annual meeting events. It includes awards, short courses, meetings and other candid shots from around the convention.

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