We expect to see you in New Orleans in 2012 !

• The 2012 SNRS conference will be in New Orleans!

• Many of you may not know that on August 26, 2005, the SNRS program committee met in New Orleans to plan to 2006 conference.

• However….

A little event called Katrina had different plans!

The city was devastated…

But we showed the nation and the world that are a strong and resilient people! And nurses were leading

voices…

Nurses are major contributors as educators, clinicians and…

As primary investigators…

As Interdisciplinary Co-investigators

Recovery!

We want you to know that we are back! There are lots of historical and contemporary attractions…

The best food you’ll ever eat!New Orleans has 1,119 restaurants!

Emeril’s New Orleans

We are the new Hollywood South! Second Line Stages, the first green

independent stages in the United States, has opened its doors in the Lower Garden District of New Orleans.

Record-breaking business over the past four years

Louisiana pioneered film tax credits creating unprecedented growth outside traditional Hollywood locations

A few examples:

You might see Brad, Angelina & Kids strolling in French Quarter (part-time N.O. residents).

You’ll love that You’ll love that you will be able you will be able to walk to to walk to downtown shops, downtown shops, restaurants, art restaurants, art galleries, theaters galleries, theaters and historical and historical sites. sites.

A Conducive A Conducive Convention Convention EnvironmentEnvironment

Everything Truly Everything Truly Within Walking Within Walking DistanceDistance

So stay an extra day to visit the country side…

And see our natural habitat!

The 2012 conference will be held at the conclusion of Mardi Gras – not just a time of revelry – but is also a time of the reign of the city’s

royalty!

And the introduction of their royal courts…

From American’s European city, a few of our citizens offer a special invitation to you !

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Stay tuned for recommendations of the best foods and places to eat from New Orleans nurses and residents.

We acknowledge:Rebecca Landry, New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors BureauKeith and Debra WeatherspoonRichard Smith, IT Analyst, LSUHSC