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Hope to gain more understanding of the college experience for students with LD? Want to know more about transitioning to college, adult disability rights, Self-advocacy or assistive technology? SAVE THE DATE! This year, Project Mentor and NJCU are pleased to host the Annual Conference on NJ Higher Education for Students with Learning Disabilities on 16th Annual Transition Conference – Friday, December 5, 2008 UPDATE! Keynote Speaker: Richard Lavoie The Motivation Breakthrough “Turning On the Tune-out Student”
Biography Richard Lavoie has served as an administrator of residential programs for special need populations for 30 years. He holds three degrees in Special Education, and has served as adjunct professor or guest lecturer at Syracuse University , Harvard, Gallauadet, University of Alabama , Georgetown and others. He serves as a consultant on Learning Disabilities to PBS, The New York Times, National Center for Learning Disabilities, Girl Scouts of America, Child Magazine, WETA, and serves on the Professional Advisory Board, of the Learning Disabilities Association. Rick is well known for two videos: “How Difficult Can This Be?: The F.A.T. City Workshop” and “Last One Picked, First One Picked On: The Social Implications of Learning Disabilities.” For more information, visit www.ricklavoie.com .
Please visit our website for more updates on this upcoming event!
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