PATINS Conference
The PATINS Project is an Indiana Department of Education/Division of Student Learning/Office of
Differentiated Learners assistive technology systems change initiative. The project is designed to impact both the organizational capacities of local public schools
and the professional capabilities of school staff in the delivery of assistive technology services
and the implementation of Universal Design for Learning Principles.
Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at the PATINS Conference. Congratulations to the following "Key to Access " device winners!
Deb St. Clair
Oak Hill
Converse, IN
Dawn Skiles
MSD of Lawrence Township
Indianapolis, IN
NYCLSA Conference
Formed in 1979, the New York College Learning Skills Association joins together educators in college academic support services. Their mission includes advancing standards for Learning Skills professionals, providing educational information and analysis to college educators and school systems about learning skills research, systems, techniques and available support as well as developing standards for learning assistance centers.
Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at the NYCLSA Conference. Congratulations to the following "Premier To Go" device winners!
Stephanie Lawhorne
SUNY Morrisville
Morrisville, NY
Pat Krauss
Corning Community College
Elmira, NY
ATALC Conference
Assistive Technology Across the Lifespan Conference (ATALC) brings state-of-the-art assistive technology information to Wisconsin. ATALC is brought to you through a collaboration of providers from WisTech, the Stout Vocational Rehabilitation Institute (SVRI), Cooperative Educational Service Agencies (CESAs) and Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS).
Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at the ATALC Conference. Congratulations to the following "Premier To Go" device winners!
Door Prize Winner:
Sally Powell
Stevens Point, WI
Drawing Winners:
Amy Papador
Kettle Moraine Schools
Dousman, WI
Angie Schubert
Lake Geneva Schools
East Troy, WI
LDA of Michigan Conference
The LDA of Michigan is the statewide affiliate of the Learning Disabilities Association of America devoted to "enhancing the quality of life for all individuals with learning disabilities and their families through advocacy, education, training, service and support of research."
Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at the LDA Conference. Congratulations to the following "Premier To Go" device winners!
Donna Bergman
Spring Arbor University
Spring Arbor, MI
Jill Kielhorn
Columbia Middle School
Brooklyn, MI
Michigan Association of Administrators of Special Education Conference
MAASE is a statewide professional educational organization affiliated with the National Council of Administrators of Special Education and the Council for Exceptional Children. The Mission of MAASE is to provide leadership for the development and implementation of quality programs and services for students with disabilities within the total education community.
Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at the MAASE Conference. Congratulations to the following "Premier To Go" device winners!
Deb Disbro
Mason, MI
Jeanne Eilers
Bad Axe , MI
DuPage Center for Independent Living - Visually Impaired Awareness Day
The DuPage Center for Independent Living seeks to empower persons with disabilities to effectively control and direct their lives. The Center provides leadership through training, community development, and advocacy to enable persons with disabilities to fully participate in family, social, and community life.
Thanks to everyone who visited our booth at the Visually Impaired Awareness Day. Congratulations to the following "Premier To Go" device winner!
David Steinberg
Crest Hill, IL