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We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
Tuesday, May 28, 2019 – Saturday, June 1, 2019
The Lodge at Whitefish Lake, Whitefish, MT
Welcome to the new ANCDS Board Members! |
Please help us congratulate the newest additions to the ANCDS Board, beginning their terms in 2019:
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Speaker: Mark D'Esposito, MD
Director, Henry H. Wheeler Jr. Brain Imaging Center University of California, Berkeley, CA
Speaker: Kathy Hardin, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIST
University of Colorado, Boulder, CO
ANCDS Student Fellow Program |
Congratulations to the newest group of ANCDS student fellows. These rising stars are sure to go on to do great things! Thanks to the mentors who volunteer to support these students
at the conference and beyond. And special thanks to the membership committee for organizing a wonderful program.
Honors of the Academy |
This year, the Academy of Neurologic Disorders and Sciences recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to people who have neurologic communication disorders and to the professionals who work with them for more than 40 years. In a career that has encompassed clinical and academic settings, this person has served as clinician, administrator, teacher, researcher, consultant, and mentor. Our honoree is someone who has provided service and leadership in the workplace and in professional associations. This individual’s work is widely respected, as evidenced by productive collaborations with colleagues in many disciplines.
The distinguished recipient of the 2017 ANCDS Honors:
We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
What an amazing time to be a part of an association that aims to enhance the communicative lives of individuals who are affected by neurologic disorders! With this mission in mind and in the midst of an ever changing landscape of
Genetics, Ethics, and Management of Cognitive Communicative Disorders in Neurodegenerative Diseases Join ANCDS in America's Birthplace, Philadelphia on November 16, for the annual Scientific and Business Meeting. The invited speakers will provide updates on neural bases and genetic variants underpinning neurodegenerative diseases, explain research-based intervention techniques for select patients with communication disorders, and discuss ethical and legal considerations. View the event schedule here. |
We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
Quality Audio Content - Anytime, AnywhereWe are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in! |
We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
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We are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in!
Quality Audio Content - Anytime, AnywhereWe are back with another installment of the ANCDS podcast, and we are inviting you to listen in! |
ANCDS Board Bios |
Patrick Coppens is a professor in the Communication Disorders and Sciences department at SUNY Plattsburgh in upstate New York. Patrick teaches the neurogenics and research methods courses and supervises student clinicians. He received his undergraduate degree in Germanic Linguistics from the Université Libre de Bruxelles and his Master’s in Neurolinguistics from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel under the mentorship of Yvan Lebrun. His Ph.D. was completed in Southern Illinois University-Carbondale under the guidance of Dr. Randy Robey. Patrick has been involved with ANCDS for many years in various capacities.