Autism
Spectrum Disorders
Hope for the Future
Educational practices and biomedical
treatments
Saturday,
April 29, 2006
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Western Oregon University, Monmouth,
Oregon
The Northwest
Autism Foundation and
Western Oregon University
are sponsoring this event, designed
to bring together parents, educators,
instructional assistants, administrators,
people in the medical field and
others to talk about an important
issue: autism.
We have gathered experts in the
medical and education fields,
parents, and an individual with
autism to speak about Autism Spectrum
Disorders (ASD) from each of their
unique perspectives. These sessions
are further complemented by a
Brown Bag Lunch Session, an open-ended
time to meet, hear more and ask
questions of both the facilitators
and conference participants. ASD
resource tables will have materials
to further connect you with area
resources.
To
register
NOTE:
This event is now full due to
space limitations and we are no
longer accepting enrollment.
Thank you very much for your interest.
Cost: While
there is no fee for the conference,
a $15 donation to the Northwest
Autism Foundation is requested
and will be accepted at the door.
Credit: Both
PDUs and CEUs are available for
this conference. Details will
be available at the conference.
Conference location:
Werner
University Center, Pacific Room
Park free all day
in lots F and H, both
located near the Werner University
Center. When traveling south through
campus, turn right on Church Street
and go a block; signs will direct
you.
Lunch: Please
bring your own or buy locally.
Contact
information
| Questions about
registration: |
Amanda
Knott, WOU College of
Education |
| Other questions:
|
Dr. Mickey Pardew, Professor
Division of Special Education
Western Oregon University
503-838-8765 |
