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Continuing Education CreditsOn request by an attendee, a TIFCU 2008 administrator will apply for credit from any accreditation board or commission and pay any applicable provider fee. Charges imposed by such boards or commissions on the attendee must be paid by the attendee. If you attend each TIFCU 2008 session, then you should receive 18 hours of CPE/CLE credit, including two hours of professional ethics credit, based on a 50-minute/hour standard and 15 hours of CPE/CLE credit based on a 60-minute/hour standard. Accountants - - - All past TIFCU institutes have been granted approval as a qualified provider of CPE credit in all states in which a request for approval was filed. TIFCU 2008 is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority with respect to the acceptance of individual courses for approved credit. For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaint resolution, please contact our offices at 812-855-0709. Lawyers — - - TIFCU 2008 is recognized as an approved sponsor of CLE credit with the Indiana Commission for Continuing Legal Education and with all other states to which CLE credits have been submitted. Electronic Recordings And MarketingEach attendee of TIFCU sessions agrees that Indiana University may electronically copy, record, duplicate, print, and distribute all or any of the TIFCU sessions. No person other than Indiana University may electronically copy, record, duplicate, print, or distribute all or any of the TIFCU speeches or materials for any purpose without the prior express written consent of Indiana University. Each attendee of any TIFCU session agrees to not market services or products during any TIFCU conference. TIFCU does not receive any remuneration or other underwriting from any commercial enterprise. TIFCU is totally self-supported. 2008 Speakers And Topics
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