Duncan Seminar on AT

[Karen Ozmun]

THE DUNCAN SEMINAR 
"Adaptive Technology:  Choices, Priorities & Opportunities"
Children's Hospital and Medical Center, Seattle, WA
Wright Auditorium, March 8-9, 1996  

Presented by CHMC's Division of Congenital Defects and Children's Adaptive
Technology Service (CATS), the topic of this year's Duncan Seminar is
adaptive technology for children and adults and the challenge of
integrating that technology into the activities of daily life.  The entire
AT community is invited to attend, including consumers and family members,
professionals and service providers, educators, and AT vendors. This
two-day conference will provide an opportunity to share information and
learn from each other about how to approach technology so that children
and adults with disabilities can succeed at home, school, work and
recreation. 

The course will focus on principles and problem-solving approaches in the
adaptive technology field.  Topics include academic, vocational, social and
recreational issues, as well as a hands-on AT lab, vendor booths and some
special presentations.

Cost: 		$125 for professionals and $50 for others.  

Scholarships: 	A limited number of scholarships are available through
		United Cerebral Palsy.  Those interested in scholarships are 
		asked to call UCP at 361-1125 for additional information.

Info & Registration: 
		206-526-2501 CHMC's CME office
		On-line registration is, unfortunately, not available at this
		time.