Archive for the ‘Conferences’ Category
USU Girls Gymnastics Camp
Posted in Conferences, tagged athletics, Cache Valley, camp, Eccles Conference Center, education, fun, girls, gymnastics, Logan, Logan Utah, sports, Utah, Utah State University on June 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
16th Wildland Shrub Symposium
Posted in Conferences, tagged Cache Valley, conference, Eccles Conference Center, education, Forest Service, linking Research & Managment, Logan, Logan Utah, Rocky Mountain, Rocky Mountain Research Station, shrub, Shrulbland, symposium, Utah, Utah State University, Wildland, Wildland Shrub Symposium on May 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Wildland Shrub Symposium Series are developed by The Shrub Research Consortium (SRC), which was formed in 1983 and now has 27 institutional members. Contributed oral and poster presentations on all aspects of shrublands are encouraged. Symposium proceedings will be published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station.
May 18-20, 2010 from 7:30 am – 5:00 pm at the Eccles Conference Center, 700 North 850 South, Logan UT
* $50 for Students & $225 for Professionals
Reghister Today at wss2010.usu.edu
Institute for Communication & Leadership
Posted in Conferences, tagged Cache Valley, communication, Continuing professional education, cultural, cultural issues, development seminars, Eccles Conference Center, education, intercultural, leadership, Logan, Logan Utah, professional, Utah, Utah State University on April 28, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The Institute for Communication and Leadership is a learning and development organization dedicated to the instruction of communication theory and practice. Our mission is to provide Utah State University and its surrounding communities with access to high quality, affordable learning and development seminars to strengthen individuals, families, and organizations.
Our programs offer what other organizations cannot: a dedicated focus on the theory and practice of communication based on decades of research and taught by award winning communication scholars.
Our Philosophy of Communication and Leadership
Regardless of your technical knowledge, professional experience, job skills, or position in an organization, your ultimate effectiveness depends on your ability to communicate well and develop strong relationships. The most important skills that employers seek in their workers are communication skills: to develop productive relationships, work well in teams, manage conflict, and create the trust necessary to be a leader.
If these skills are essential for the workplace, they are of even greater importance in our personal relationships, families, and communities. In all aspects of life, we are in great need of understanding communication more fully and more deeply. Indeed, the most pressing problems we face will require significant cooperation, understanding, and critical problem solving. Without the ability to effectively communicate and build strong relationships, solving such problems will be incredibly difficult.
Although people often recognize the importance of being a good communicator, most assume that communication is a simple, straightforward process, and that communication problems are largely the result of other peoples’ actions. As a consequence, few people take the time and effort to learn how to be an effective communicator. Instead, they rely on their own instincts and the examples of others. Given the constant communication problems that we experience in our families, workplaces, and communities, it is apparent that our instincts often do not serve us well.
To maximize your potential and improve the quality of your life, we invite you to learn how to be an effective communicator at The Institute for Communication and Leadership. Through instruction from communication scholars, you can learn how to:
* Develop self-awareness and awareness of others
* Gain a depth of knowledge about how communication works
* Understand when to appropriately and effectively use specific skills
Our goal is to provide you with a depth of knowledge and skills to enable you to wisely navigate communication problems and make them less difficult and more productive. With a deeper understanding of communication principles and practices, we hope to bring greater confidence, trust, understanding, collaboration, and integrity to personal, professional, and community relationships.
We invite you to participate in Professional learning and development seminars held Monday, May 10 – Wednesday, May 12, 2010. Seminars will be held at the Eccles Conference Center, Utah State University
Register Today at communication.usu.edu
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Conference
Posted in Conferences, tagged brain injury, conference, education, health, TBI, TBI Surviver, TBI victim, TBI victims on February 24, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Do you know someone who has suffered traumatic brain injury in a car accident, playing sports, an assault, or due to an explosion? Then you will want to attend the USU’s upcoming conference entitled Traumatic Brain Injury: The Silent Epidemic to be held Saturday, March 27, 2010 from 8:00-4:40 in the Eccles Conference Center. Information available at
http://tbiconference.usu.edu
or (435) 797-0423.
The conference is sponsored by the USU Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education and the Student Academy of Audiology. This is a multidisciplinary conference that is open to first responders (fire fighters, EMTs and police), veterans, healthcare providers, lawyers, athletic trainers, and TBI victims and to the public at large. Presenters come from throughout Utah. Topics include the anatomy of a traumatic brain injury, TBI teams, impact of TBI on children and family, TBI in sports, TBI and veterans, effects of TBI on hearing and balance, TBI and first responders, TBI and speech language pathology, how to negotiate the medical system in order to receive needed services, and legal considerations for TBI victims. In addition there will be panel discussions with healthcare professionals and with TBI victims.
SSTC 22nd Annual Conference
Posted in Conferences, tagged Cyber warfare, defense, engineering, hill airforce base, security, software, technology on February 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
22nd Annual Systems & Software Technology Conference (SSTC) 26-29 April 2010
This year, SSTC will explore various technologies which are expected to make abrupt changes to common thought. We will explore the tools, the processes, and the ideas which will “change the game” and make the way we have done things in the past – obsolete.
What are these new game changing technologies going to be? Where will they come from? Will the near future bring a war fought in Cyberspace? Join us in sharing your insights and work at SSTC 2010 and help us answer which technologies will Change the Game.
Register today at
http://www.sstc-online.org/
The 9th Annual EHDI Conference
Posted in Conferences, tagged conference, deaf, hearing detection on January 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Early Hearing Detection & Intervention conference has built a strong reputation for bringing together a wide variety of attendees including those who: work in state Early Hearing Detection and Intervention programs; assist in EHDI efforts on the federal level; provide screening, diagnostic and early intervention support at the state/ local level to young children with hearing loss and their families; champion Medical Home activities within each state; are parents of children with hearing loss; or are deaf or hard-of-hearing adults who are helping to expand opportunities for young children with hearing loss. EHDI conference participants will range from state and local programs to the federal level and from academics to families.
We hope you will be able to join us for an exciting conference in Chicago in March!
http://www.ehdiconference.org/



