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DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Lecture\nActing on their desire to help children an
 d their families in a tangible way\, Phillip C. and Beverly Kramer Goldsti
 ck generously endowed a sustainable training and research program in the a
 rea of communication disorders in the Department of Special Education at t
 he College of Education at Illinois. \nEach year\, the initiative\, along 
 with today's Goldstick Family Lecture\, continues to provide information o
 n new methods and practices to families and professionals to ensure that c
 hildren with a range of abilities have the opportunity to live as independ
 ently as possible in their homes\, neighborhoods\, and communities.\nThe k
 eynote speaker at this year's lecture is Dr. Nancy C. Brady\, associate pr
 ofessor and investigator in the Life Span Studies at the University of Kan
 sas. She will describe the research and clinical activities that have led 
 to the development of a tool to measure non-speech communication that can 
 be used with almost everyone. Dr. Brady will also discuss how those in the
  field are using the tool to measure the progress of two different communi
 cation interventions.\nA reception will follow the talk.\nContact: Stacey 
 Wombles\nwombles@illinois.edu\nSponsor: College of Education at Illinois
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DTSTART:20171019T210000Z
LOCATION:IL\,USA\,Champaign\,I Hotel and Conference Center (1900 S. First S
 t.\, Champaign)\, Illinois Ballroom
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SUMMARY:Thirteenth Annual Goldstick Family Lecture in the Study of Communic
 ation Disorders
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p class="eventtype"><span class="event-headin
 g eventtype">Event Type:</span> Lecture</p>\n<p>Acting on their desire to 
 help children and their families in a tangible way\, Phillip C. and Beverl
 y Kramer Goldstick generously endowed a sustainable training and research 
 program in the area of communication disorders in the Department of Specia
 l Education at the College of Education at Illinois. </p>\n<p>Each year\, 
 the initiative\, along with today's Goldstick Family Lecture\, continues t
 o provide information on new methods and practices to families and profess
 ionals to ensure that children with a range of abilities have the opportun
 ity to live as independently as possible in their homes\, neighborhoods\, 
 and communities.</p>\n<p>The keynote speaker at this year's lecture is Dr.
  Nancy C. Brady\, associate professor and investigator in the Life Span St
 udies at the University of Kansas. She will describe the research and clin
 ical activities that have led to the development of a tool to measure non-
 speech communication that can be used with almost everyone. Dr. Brady will
  also discuss how those in the field are using the tool to measure the pro
 gress of two different communication interventions.</p>\n<p>A reception wi
 ll follow the talk.</p>\n<p class="contact"><span class="event-heading con
 tact">Contact:</span> Stacey Wombles<br>\n<a href="mailto:wombles@illinois
 .edu">wombles@illinois.edu</a></p>\n<p class="sponsor"><span class="event-
 heading sponsor">Sponsor:</span> College of Education at Illinois</p>
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