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Lisa Davis, John Miller M.D., Cheryll Jones and Christine Liptak

Executive Director Lisa Davis

Lisa Davis has been researching the UFO/Abduction phenomena for 8 years. Prior to starting her research into abductions, she worked for the City of San Diego in the Child Health and Disability Program (CHDP). In 2003, she formed The Foundation for Abduction Research and Support (FFARS). FFARS was formed to educate, support, and empower individuals unwillingly involved in the abduction experience. In addition to it's work with abductees, FFARS provides a worldwide platform of objective information for the general public on the abduction phenomenon www.ffars.com has become the internet's most intellectual study of the abduction phenomenon.

Lisa has had a fascination with astronomy since childhood. Her research has covered many different aspects of philosophy, religion, science, medicine, and the paranormal. One of Lisa's goals is to bring the UFO/Abduction scenario into the mainstream public awareness in a professional and practical manner.

In 2004 the infamous Jim Moseley retired as the NUFOC's Permanent Chairman and Lisa was honored with accepting the position as the new Permanent Chairwoman/Executive Director.

In 2003 Lisa decided to keep NUFOC in Hollywood. She believes that expanding contacts within the entertainment community will greatly assist in raising public awareness of the phenomena. "I took over directing the National UFO Conference not to make money, but rather to advance awareness of the phenomena".

Lisa has been very active in ufology in her hometown. In 2005 she was asked to relieve Rob Baldwin of the San Diego UFO Society, one of the longest running organizations in ufology that continues to hold local meetings. www.sdufo.com

Lisa was interviewed by FATE magazine on "Looking Ahead: UFO Trends for 2006" in Fate Magazine's 2005 UFO Special where she was listed as one of the top 100 UFO researchers in Ufology today.

Lisa was also interviewed by UFO Magazine for the November 2005 issue.

She has also appeared on the History Channel show UFO Files "UFO Hunters".

Lisa lives in San Diego, California

Associate Director John Miller P.H.D

Dr. Miller grew up in Nashville, Tennessee. He graduated magna cum laude from Memphis State University in 1969 with a B.S. degree with double majors. One major was in Biology, the other was in Physical Science. He graduated as an M.D. from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas in 1973. He completed one year of an Internal Medicine residency at L.A.C.-U.S.C. Medical Center in Los Angeles, then completed a 3 year Residency in Radiation Oncology at that Medical Center. Subsequently he switched specialties to Emergency Medicine and became Board Certified in Emergency Medicine in 1985. He remains a Board Certified Emergency Physician and continues to practice in Orange County, California. He is a Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians and a member of the Society of Orange County Emergency Physicians. He is a member of the Society for Scientific Exploration.

Dr. Miller became interested in the UFO phenomenon after his sighting of an unconventional aerial object outside Nashville in the late 1960’s. Dr. Miller states “After that experience I realized that virtually everything I thought I knew about the world was “wrong” or at least subject to the need for serious revision.” Dr. Miller feels the American public deserves to have objective information on the UFO topic.

Conference Master of Ceremonies Cheryl Jones

Through Cheryll's prime time broadcasts on CNN and The Weather Channel, her face and voice became familiar to viewers in millions of homes around the world.

Cheryll is a polished professional journalist not afraid to acknowledge her great interest in the extraordinary issues surrounding extraterrestrial-related phenomena.

Her accomplished TV broadcasting career covers extensive experience on both sides of the camera. Starting as a weather reporter, Cheryll quickly extended her skills and credentials to include talk show host / producer / field reporter / writer and network news anchor. She is uniquely distinguished as the only TV broadcaster to be both a news anchor and degreed meteorologist at the network level. Her career has taken her from her hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee to major markets including Miami, Atlanta, New York, Denver, Kansas City and West Palm Beach. Cheryll’s numerous professional awards include being named "Woman of the Year" by Women in Communications and "Distinguished Alumnus of the Year” by Metropolitan State College in Denver, Colorado.

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