30th Annual Indiana Annual Conference on Emotional Disabilities
From Pearls of Wisdom to Gems for the Future

Event Overview

On April 26-27 the annual Indiana Conference on Emotional Disabilities will celebrate its 30^th anniversary. You will not want to miss this networking opportunity to reminisce about the veteran’s pearls of wisdom and to learn new gems of knowledge for helping students with learning and social-emotional challenges. Visit with the exhibitors and see new and classic titles from more than 100 publishers at the discount bookstore. New this year will be a special Program Sharing poster session on Thursday evening. Join with us for this spring tradition, to reunite with friends and colleagues and to welcome new participants on this momentous occasion. Your registration includes ALL Sessions, meals and social events.

Intended Audience

This conference will provide innovative, practical strategies for anyone in schools or agencies who works with students who present challenging behaviors.

PreK-12 Teachers/Administrators/Program Specialists

Social Workers

Psychologists

Counselors

University Faculty & Students

Paraprofessionals

Parents

Topics

Participants will learn proven strategies to help close social and achievement gaps including strategies for:

Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Bullying, Aggression and Safe Schools
Classroom Management/PBIS
Dropout Prevention and Transition
Mental Health Issues and Services
Collaboration and Co-Teaching
Core Instruction that Improves Academic and Behavior Outcomes
Effective Services in Alternative/Residential/Secure Settings
Social Emotional Learning

Invitation for Presentation Proposals

You are invited to participate in the program of this conference as a presenter. Our priority is to provide content that focuses on innovative and best practices that demonstrate effective evidence-based strategies designed to meet the needs of students. This is an excellent opportunity to present and showcase your work to general and special education teachers, administrators, teacher trainers, alternative school personnel, and others who provide direct or indirect services to children and youth.

NEW OPPORTUNITY - Program Sharing Poster Session

New this year, we are recruiting participants for a Thursday evening poster session. Please consider developing a poster display and handout to overview and share your program with the conference participants on Thursday evening.

Click to submit your proposal online

Marketing Opportunities

Approximately 200 professionals from education, mental health, juvenile justice, residential care facilities, and other related disciplines are expected to participate in the Indiana ED Conference. Please see our marketing brochure for sponsorship and exhibit opportunities.

Review Marketing and Exhibit Opportunities

Brown County Photo
April 26-27, 2012

The Brown County Inn
Nashville, IN