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State Convention:
1. NDSLHA Conference Rates: Preregistration Rate The pre-registration form must be postmarked no later than March 12, 2010.
On-Site Registration Fees
Membership fee remains the same $40
Reminder: Instead of Luncheon and Business meeting we will be having a mixer on Friday, March 26th at the Holiday Inn Riverside from 5:00-8:00pm. The business meeting will start at 7:00pm.
2. NSSLHA Conference Rates: Early Bird Registration $50.00 On-Site Registration $75.00 Email Brittany Engel for more information - engel@my.minotstateu.edu
2010 Presentation Handouts/Outlines: (Please click on the presentation link to open and print the handouts for the presentation you choose).
NDSLHA 2010 Conference Speaker Bios: Todd Streff is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who received his Master’s degree in Behavior Analysis and Therapy from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. He is the Executive Director of Great Strides Behavioral Consulting, Inc. which provides services to schools and private families across the United States and internationally. He has been providing services to a variety of populations including children and adults with autism, mental retardation, dual diagnosis, traumatic brain injury, and typically developing children for more than 15 years. His specializations and experience are in the areas of early intervention for children and adolescents with autism, development of school based ABA programs, training of both school personnel and parents, feeding issues, and addressing behavior problems. He has presented at state and national conventions and various educational conferences, served as an adjunct faculty, and has conducted many workshops, staff trainings, and invited lectures in the United States and internationally. In addition to his consultation, he serves as the President for the Missouri Association for Behavior Analysis. Vicki Peterson is a parent of two boys, Erik (18) and Aaron (8), who was diagnosed with autism. She is a Family Consultant for Family Voices of North Dakota. She has a BA in Psychology. She is active in advisory boards and working commitees for autism, early intervention, local RICC, and education and health. Vicki serves on the BPS Autism Advisory Committee; particpates in Parent Leadership opportunities, and is active in local, state and federal legislation concerning children and youth with disabilities, special healthcare needs, and special education. She facilitates a support group for parents of children and youth in special education. Vicki recently received The Arc of Bismarck Award for Professional of the Year Award, for using video modeling with her son across his daily life including in home, community, and school.
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