New Fellows walk across the stage, individually, at the Celebration of New Members and receive a faux certificate.
You may bring as many guests to the Celebration of New Members on Monday morning. There is no cost for guests to attend the Celebration of New Members. Your guests may sit in any open/unreserved seat.
A reception for new Fellows and one guest is held Monday evening. There will be light refreshments and a chance to mingle with the CAS President, CAS Board Members, and other new Fellows.
All new Fellows may receive a complimentary ticket for one guest to join them at their recognition reception. Tickets will be included in your badge envelope. Use the link below to RSVP your complimentary guest for the FCAS reception Monday Evening.
Have more than one guest attending with you? You may request additional tickets for $50 each using the same form. You will be invoiced for your purchase as the meeting approaches.
Please RSVP your guest(s) by Monday, April 22.
All new Fellows will be in group pictures with the CAS President that are taken on Monday morning, immediately following the Celebration of New Members. These pictures will be published in the Actuarial Review.
New Fellows also have an opportunity to take an individual picture with the CAS President during the New Fellows Reception on Monday evening. Pictures are printed and available for you to pick up on Tuesday near the CAS Registration Desk.
You’ll be receiving an email from our certificate vendor Parchment on April 22. With Parchment, you will get immediate access to your virtual certificate and then also be able to request for a complimentary physical certificate that will be mailed to you.
If you have more questions about the events regarding new Fellows at the Spring Meeting, email CAS Membership and Volunteer Engagement Manager Shelby Wolff at swolff@casact.org.
Sunday evening there is a New Associates reception for all new associates and one guest. There will be light refreshments and a chance to meet the other new Associates. The CAS President will welcome you to the CAS as a group before taking group photos.
Monday morning, all new Associates will stand as a group to be recognized in the Celebration of New Members session. Look for signs for new ACAS seating. Your guests are also invited to attend the Celebration of New Members session at no cost. Your guests may sit in any open/unreserved seat.
All new Associates may receive a complimentary ticket for one guest to join them at their recognition reception. Tickets will be included in your badge envelope. Use the link below to RSVP your complimentary guest for the ACAS reception Sunday Evening.
If you have additional guests that you would like to attend the ACAS reception, you may purchase additional tickets for $50 each using the same form.
Please RSVP your guest(s) by Monday, April 22.
All new Associates will take group photos with the CAS President during the ACAS reception Sunday evening. These photos will be included in an issue of the Actuarial Review.
If you miss the new Associate photo session on Sunday evening, we will be offering make up photos on Monday morning during the new Fellows photo session immediately after the Celebration of New Members.
You’ll be receiving an email from our certificate vendor Parchment on April 22. With Parchment, you will get immediate access to your virtual certificate and then also be able to request for a complimentary physical certificate that will be mailed to you.
If you have more questions about the events regarding new Associates at the Spring meeting, email CAS Membership and Volunteer Engagement Manager Shelby Wolff at swolff@casact.org.
Typically anywhere between 1,000 – 1,400 people attend the CAS Spring or Annual Meeting. On rare special occasions, like the CAS Centennial Celebration in 2014, attendance was over 2,000 people.
No, you need to register to attend the meeting, but you do not register for concurrent session. You simply choose which sessions you want to attend while you're at the meeting. Seating in each session is on a first come, first seated basis. See the Attending Your First CAS Meeting video.
You do need to register for roundtable sessions.