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2013 Conference Day Two at a Glance

Friday, March 1

Handouts are linked to the session information below for your convenience. You will need the password printed on your conference receipt to open the related PDF. The selection of handouts will be updated as we get more in.

**Extended Short course CEU Information: To obtain CEU credit, participants must attend the entire session, from 8:00 to 12:00 (30 minutes of break time). Partial session credit is not available.

	Tennessee B	Tennessee C	Tennessee D-E	Southwest A-B	Southwest C
8:00	SC-9	MS-11	ESC**-10	ESC**-11	SC-12
8:30	Jay Rosenbek Treating Dysarthria on Monday Morming Handout	Samuel Atcherson Making the Most of Auditory Evoked Potentials in Clinic (and updates too) Handout	Johnnie Sexton The ACRE Project: Journey to Resilence Handout	Barbara J. Ehren SLPs' Crucial Roles in Facilitating Disciplinary Literacy with Struggling Students Handout	Kenneth D. Ward Health Disparities: Does Inequality Make Us Sick? Handout
9:30
10:00		SC-13
10:30		Steven B. Leder New Evidence-Based Support of a 3-Ounce Water Swallow Challenge Protocol Handouts			MS-12 David J. Smirga Strategies to Improve Long-Term Hearing Aid Benefit Handout
12:00
12:15	Karen F. Steckol Keynote Luncheon Robert Rummel-Hudson: Fighting Monsters with Rubber Swords Tennessee Ballroom A
2:30		MS-13 Johnnie Bass Radiation-Induced Hearing Loss in the Pediatric Oncology Population Handout	MS-14 Karen Mason Riss Compassion Fatigue: What it is and how to avoid it Handouts	SC-14 Sue Caspari Evidence Based Treatment Guidelines for Childhood Apraxia of Speech Handout	SC-15 David Zapala Vestibular Assessment Handout
3:30
4:00	Conference Ends, turn in CEU forms and check Silent Auction. Thank you for attending!

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Last Updated: 3/5/13