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National Office Week in Review: Nov. 18, 2015

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Emails from National Office : I mportant updates from the National Off ice will be sent to each member via the email address we have on file for you in our membership database. If you have not received recent updates and need to either add or change the email address we have for you on filed, you can do so through the NATCA Portal here . Daily Press Clippings : If you're not already receiving the daily clips via your email in box and would like to be added to our distribution list, email dchurc h@natcadc.org . Archive of all press clips available here . We are including many shutdown - related clips in our recent editions of the daily press clippings package. Pr ess list : We can add you to our press distribution list so you receive anything sent out immediately upon release. Email smccann@natcadc.org . Government Affairs Department Updates : In addition to the most recent update above from Government Affairs, you can see past updates to get the full background on all shutdown, sequestration, and FAA reauthorization - related news. Click here . Stay Informed on Social Media : The quickest way to get information is via social media, on NATCA's Facebook , Twitter and Instagram accounts. We encourage you to "Like" and "Follow" them today. Postings over the last several days on the funding issue drew significant interest and attention. ARCHIE LEAGUE MEDAL OF SAFETY AWARDS PROGRA M: We are looking forward to hosting our selection meeting in early January. T here are only a few weeks left to nominate your fellow brothers and sisters for an Archi e League Medal of Safety Award. All events since Jan. 1, 2015 , are eligible. The 12 th annu al program will honor the best flight assists of calendar year 2015 from each region. To nominate, use the new online form. Winners will be honored at Bally's i n Las Vegas on March 23, 2016 , to close NATCA's annual Communicating for Safety conference in grand style. The form allows you to type in information and also attach the video and audio files that we need to complet e the nomination. Please act as soon as you can to nominate after an event so that the audio and video files can be obtained before they are no longer available. You can also email nominations or send them by traditional mail to the National Office. For th ese and all other questions and information, please contact Archie League Awards Coordinator Sarah Zilonis at szilonis@natcadc.org . Remember – ANY member can nominate another member for this award . It does not h ave to be your FacRep. THANK YOU to those who have already submitted nominations. We would love to add to this total and we know that is possible due to the great work done by our membership this year in critical situations. VIDEO – now available, our video promoting this year's Archie League Awards! ART OF THE AIRPORT TOWER/NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM Last week marked the opening of a new exhibition at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space M useum in Washington, D.C.: Art of the Airport Tower. This exhibition takes you on a photographic journey to airports in the United States and around the globe. Smithsonian photographer Carolyn Russo explores the varied forms and functions of air traffic co ntrol towers throughout aviation history and interprets them as monumental abstractions, symbols of cultural expression, and testimonies of technological change. These 50 images bring a heightened awareness to the simple beauty of the airport tower and a c all for their preservation in the airport landscape. The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum describes the exhibition, "Often the first impression travelers have when they reach a new destination is the tower, and each tower tells a unique and import ant story about its airport, community, and

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