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Mark Your Calendar!!! 2009 Topics Conference

2009 Topics in Child Development Conference:
June 25th and 26th

Topics in Child Development: The Essence of Autism. Addressing the CoreNeed of Individuals with Autism.


Individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) present with a wide variety of strengths and needs. Within the context of a behavioral approach to intervention, parents, educators, and other professionals can develop and enhance positive academic and behavioral skills while simultaneously addressing disruptive behaviors. The 2008 Topics in Child Development Conference will focus on behavioral approaches to intervention that can assist in enhancing existing skills and building new skills to promote success across multiple settings. see more...

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Annual conferences:

The 2008 ANNUAL READING CONFERENCE: Friday, October 24,2008

"Fostering Thoughtful Literacy "
OCTOBER 24TH, 2008
HOSTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON

Sponsored by Kent State University, The University of Akron, and Youngstown State University.

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Keynote Presentation: Linda HoytLinda Hoyt, Keynote Speaker

 

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Faculty advisors: Dr. Tim Rasinski & Dr. Nancy Padak

Contact: Kathy Brown at 330.672.0537 or kbrown5@kent.edu


2008 Topics in Child Development Conference:
June 26th and 27th Topics in Child Development Conference

Topics in Child Development: Effective Use of Behavioral Interventions for Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorders.

  • Keynote: Dr. Mark Durand
    Functional Communication Training
  • Thursday Evening: An Evening with Parent with Dr. Nevada Reed
    Medication Management of Behavior

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Faculty advisors: Dr. Lisa Audet and Dr. Richard Cowan

For information on the 2008 conference, please contact Kathy Brown at 330.672.0537 or kbrown5@kent.edu