[Nfbofnc] NCCVIB 2017: Call for Proposals

[Alan A. Chase]

North Carolina Conference on Visual Impairment and Blindness - March 9-10,
2017 - Embassy Suites Winston Salem

Theme:  Looking Forward to New Oppoortunities

ALL CALL FOR PROPOSALS

Welcome back to Winston-Salem!  The NCCVIB returns to the City of the Arts
and Innovation, also known as Winston-Salem.  Some locals refer to the city
as "The Dash," which refers to the hyphen in its name.  Whether you work
with infants/toddlers, preschoolers, students Kindergarten through high
school, or adults, we all are seeking innovative ways to support them and
are always dashing quickly to stay informed of the latest best practices in
the field.  Do you have an innovative idea to share?  Do are you have
strategies or updates to share with others?   Then, dash on over to NCCVIB
2017.  See you in Winston-Salem.

You are invited to share your experiences and knowledge by submitting a
proposal to present at NCCVIB 2017.  Conference program strands include:
Orientation and Mobility, K-12, Infant-Toddler/Preschool, Vocational
Rehabilitation, and Independent Living Rehabilitation.

If you have any further questions or comments, please, contact Dr. Judy
Schmidt, NCCVIB Proposal Chair, at judy_schmidt at med.unc.edu.

If you have general questions about NCCVIB, please, contact Alan Chase,
Ed.S., NCCVIB Planning Committee Chair, aachase1 at gmail.com.

Electronically submit your proposal on or before October 10th.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsBA02yOk0xTPyIf7ZMWdN7KF5zkWDXtBLZW4VU-nIF47WQA/viewform

*Alan A. Chase, Ed.S.*
Exceptional Children Program Facilitator, Durham Public Schools
President & Director, Envisioning Youth Empowerment Retreat