Wisconsin Histology Society
                Minnesota Society of Histotechnology
                Spring 2002 Symposium, April 11 & 12
                  Treasure Island Resort & Casino
                        Red Wing, Minnesota

Two-Day Registration Fee: $100 
(includes breaks, lunches, "Survivor" theme banquet, workshops)
Room Rates:  $50.00/standard guest room 

FANTASTIC TOPICS AND ESTEEMED SPEAKERS ARE:

Anatomy & Physiology: What a Histotech Needs to Know
(Rick Graham-St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo, Ohio)

To Do or Not To Do in Tissue Processing
(Becky DiLallo-Thermo Shandon)

Immunohistochemistry and its Effect on Image Analysis
(Sharon Lang-Chroma Vision)

Immunohistochemistry 2002
(Ethel Macrea-Ventana Medical)

An Overview of Muscle & Nerve Biopsies
(Jean Mitchell-University of Wisconsin Hospital & Clinics, Madison)

A Histological Menagerie
(Maureen Decorah-RARC, University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Histological Preparation of Fresh Tissue for Analysis: With & 
Without Implants (Vicki Kalscheur-School of Vet. Medicine, 
University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Troubleshooting Common Special Stains
(Robert Brunner-Argosy University, Minnesota)

Immunohistochemistry-Discussion for 2002
(Dionne Roberge-Dako Corporation)

Microwave Techniques for Histopathology
(Steven Slap-Hacker Instruments)

For more information contact either:
Jean Mitchell-President, Wisconsin Histology Society
jmitchell@neurology.wisc.edu  

Pam Hesch-President, Minnesota Society of Histotechnology
hesch.pamela@mayo.edu