Upcoming Events
Jan Worst Medal Dinner
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Cocktails:7:00pm
Dinner:8:00pm
Westin Waterfront Hotel
Harbor I Ballroom
Boston, Massachusetts
Fee: $175 per person
Robert Zaldivar: Recipient of the Jan Worst Medal
IIIC Medal Dinner
5 September 2010
Four Seasons George V
Paris, France
Cocktails: 7:00pm
Dinner: 8:00pm
Albert Galand: Recipient of the XI IIIC Medal
Fee: $300 per person
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Cocktails:7:00pm
Dinner:8:00pm
Westin Waterfront Hotel
Harbor I Ballroom
Boston, Massachusetts
Fee: $175 per person
Robert Zaldivar: Recipient of the Jan Worst Medal
IIIC Medal Dinner
5 September 2010
Four Seasons George V
Paris, France
Cocktails: 7:00pm
Dinner: 8:00pm
Albert Galand: Recipient of the XI IIIC Medal
Fee: $300 per person
News & Announcements
News And Announcements
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February, 23 2010
Roberto Zaldivar receives the XII Jan Worst Medal in Boston, Massachusetts.
June 1 is the deadline for the submission of potential new candidates for membership in the IIIC.
September, 22 2009
Due to the increasing conflicts of members, the IIIC luncheon during ASCRS has been changed to a dinner event.
Review of IIIC Candidates
June, 17 2009
On June 1, the 2009 Review of Candidates for IIIC membership was released to Club members.
Final approval for each candidate will take place at the annual membership meeting and dinner in Barcelona, Spain.
IIIC Biennial Retreat in New Zealand
April, 21 2009
For the first time, the IIIC Biennial Retreat was held on board a private yacht in New Zealand, The Oceanic Discoverer.
Douglas Koch received the XI Jan Worst Medal in San Francisco, California.
The annual membership meeting
October, 20 2008
During the annual membership meeting and dinner on 14 September 2008 in Berlin, Germany, Howard Fine assumed the Club presidency and Graham Barrett was elected as the new secretary of IIIC. The membership also approved seven new members from around the world.
New Member Voting Process
July, 17 2008
At the annual membership meeting of the IIIC on 9 September 2007 in Stockholm, Sweden, the membership voted overwhelmingly, with only a handful opposing, to change the admission procedure, giving the membership the opportunity and responsibility to review and comment on the nominees before the executive review.
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