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          The Society for the Advancement of Civilization Presents:

             Extraterrestrial Contact The Meaning and The Message

                 Saturday, October 10, 1992 10:00am to 9:30pm
                 Physical Sciences Lecture Hall, UC Berkeley
                 At Gayley Road across from the Greek Theater

A public forum on the legitimate scientific  inquiry  into  one  of  the  most
controversial  issues  facing our planet today. Why does extraterrestrial con-
tact have value for the people of  Earth?  There  are  increasing  numbers  of
aware,  articulate  people  from  a variety of professional and cultural back-
grounds who have been contacted by extraterrestrials. Come, hear and  meet  an
impressive   group  of  research  experts  and  persons  who  have  had  close
encounters.

R. Leo Sprinkle, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of  Wyom-
ing, Laramie, where he was director of counseling services, and founder of the
Institute for UFO Contactee Studies, is an early investigator of  hundreds  of
Close  Encounter  cases beginning in 1955. He served with APRO as a consultant
for psychology and is the principle investigator of the John Salter  case.  He
is the organizer of the Annual Rocky Mountain UFO Conference.

James A. Harder, Ph. D., Professor Emeritus  of  Engineering,  U.C.  Berkeley,
pioneered  the  use  of  hypnosis in close-encounter cases since 1962, and the
study of E.T./human interactions and their influences on this planet. He  will
describe  emerging information about the characteristics of advanced civiliza-
tions and how this information could help inspire us to a more hopeful view of
Earth.

John Salter, Ph. D., Professor of Indian Studies Univ. of North  Dakota,  will
lead  several people with close encounter experiences in a round table discus-
sion. Dr. Salter will also tell of  his  own  continuing  encounters.  He  was
featured  in  the May 1991, CBS prime time special "Visitors from the Unknown"
He teaches a very popular university  course  which  accepts  the  reality  of
extraterrestrial contact.

Richard F. Haines, Ph.D., Psychologist and research scientist. His interest in
discovering  the  core  nature  of  UFO phenomenon spans 20 years with special
interest in sightings by pilots, photo analysis, and CE4. He recently  founded
and co-directs the Joint American- Soviet Aerial Anomaly Federation.

Richard J. Boylan, Ph.D., A psychologist in private practice. He has  assisted
in the understanding and the integration of ET experiences into everyday life.
He will speak about the "mind field" of new information developing  for  those
with extraterrestrial close encounters and for the Society of Planet Earth.

Cathy W., A California person with some very interesting close encounters, and
whose    events    were    thoroughly    recorded    by    a    well-    known
researcher/investigator. Her experiences were shown  in  a  documentary  on  a
prime-time NBC program.

A special two hour question and answer period in the evening will be hosted by
the participants in the above program.

A special multi-media presentation of ET close encounter experiences will also
be presented.

Doors open at 9:15 am. Events begin at 10:00 am and end at 9:30  pm.  Cost  is
$30.00.  Free  educational  video  with  reservations received by October 6th,
1992.

Seating is limited, so please reserve your seats in advance. Priority is given
to  those  who  have  paid  advance reservations & who have arrived by 9:45am.
Tickets will be sold at the door. Please no video/tape recording.  Videos  and
tapes will be made available to attendees at the forum.

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            Extraterrestrial Contact: The Meaning and the Message

               Saturday, October 10, 1992, 10:00 am to 9:30 pm
                 Physical Sciences Lecture Hall, UC Berkeley

An open forum presented by the Society for the Advancement of Civilization,  a
not  for  profit corporation formed to study extraterrestrial civilizations as
they may pertain to the future of Earth and to create an environment  for  all
those  interested  in  extraterrestrial  contact  to  share  with others their
experiences and viewpoints in an open and non-threatening atmosphere.

Directions: From hiway 80, take the University  Avenue  turnoff  in  Berkeley,
east,  toward  the hills. Turn left on Oxford, go two blocks and turn right on
Hearst Avenue. The parking garage is 6 blocks up Hearst. Turn right on  Gayley
Road  (it  will  be La Loma to your left) and go about two blocks, across from
the Greek Theater, on your right, a round short building.

We have reserved 100 spaces at the parking garage (marked H above) located  at
the  corner  of  La Loma Avenue and Hearst Avenue, on a first-come first-serve
basis. Parking in this garage will be $3.00 for the full day. Show the  atten-
dant  this flyer, or tell them that you will be attending the Extraterrestrial
Contact symposium. We encourage everyone to bring a bag lunch and eat with one
another  on  campus  in  one of the many tree lined grassy park areas. We will
provide a map of local restaurants for your convenience for those who wish  to
eat out.   For more information, call  (510) 526-8989  or (415) 453-2735 after 
October 1st.

Sponsored by The Society for the Advancement of Civilization & The First  Sun-
day Study Group

Please reserve ________ seats at $30.00 each
(tickets and your free educational video to be picked up at the door) for:

Name ___________________________ Street _________________________________________

City ___________________________ Zip __________ Phone ___________________________

Make checks payable to: Berkeley Symposium
Checks must be received by October 6th, 1992

Send to: Berkeley Symposium
         P.O. Box 9073
         Berkeley, CA 94709-9073

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