We had 59 people respond to the surveys which is very impressive out of 71 attendees.

95% of the respondents liked the general topics of the meeting.

90% approved of the meeting site, although there were a few comments on the strange setup of the room with the split screens and funky table placements.

Dr. Page topped the favorites list once again with 39% of the votes.
Sue Minerich was also a top favorite with 24%
Chad Kraske entertained the audience as always with 14%
Dr. Fenster had a lot of positive comments with 10% of the favorite votes
Dr. Hanna and Judy Regensteiner were the other two favorites, both with 8% of the votes
20% of the surveys also had "No" for favorites

Dr. Freeman's "Digital Imaging" topped the least favorite topic with 7%, but 86% stated "No" for the least favorite speaker/topic.

92% of our attendees are participating in both days of the conference

53% of the respondents get reimbursed from work.  I don't really understand the relevance of knowing this, so perhaps someone can clue me in later.

Some suggestions for speakers next year were:
     Dr. Stephen Humes - CIA / Advanced Medical Imaging
     Inspectors from the NRC or state to discuss guidelines and regulations
     Walt Stenborg to talk about PET
     Dr. Nutting -  Radiology Imaging Associates to discuss Yttrium Therapy

75% of those surveyed stated that they would prefer 8 lectures on Saturday and 4 on Sunday.

The most common comment mentioned was that we need to have shorter breaks and lunches to try and get through the day faster, especially if we make Saturday a longer day.
There were also suggestions to have 6 CEU's, 6 months apart to break up the lectures.