The Future of Death Care in North America

What appears to me as about as impressiive line-up of presenters that you will ever find in one day is on tap to tell you what they know about the “Future of Death Care in North America” later this week.  On Friday, March 1, you have the opportunity to pick up 6 CEU credits and learn from America’s foremost Death Care presenters in this webinar sponsored by Wake Forest University and the Cremation Association of North Ameria (CANA).

With introductory remarks by Wake Forest Law’s Tanya Marsh and a Keynote Address by Death Care influencer Caitlin Doughty you can start your day at 9:00 AM Eastern Time and continue right on through until about 5 pm when the seminar ends with questions and answers.

In between those hours you can hear about timely Death Care topics such as:

• Regulating New Methods of Disposition
• Abandoned Cemeteries
• Licensing of Funeral Directors
• Listen to a panel on Consumer Protection and the Future of the Funeral Rule

Here’s what our friends from CANA say about the seminar:

“As though taken directly from national headlines, participants in the Wake Forest Law Review Symposium will discuss key issues facing death care in America. Over the course of a day, they will share their perspectives on what faces funeral service now and what it means for the future (including the Funeral Rule), new disposition methods, and licensure of funeral directors.”

To learn more and/or register for this seminar click here.

If you are near Winston-Salem, North Carolina you have the option to attend this acclaimed seminar in person.  It will be held on the campus of Wake Forest University at the Worrell Professional Center.

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