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UAA 2012 Conference 2012 ADVANCED PROGRAM 21st ANNUAL MEETING & CONFERENCE Tuesday, September 25 & Wednesday, September 26 Convention Location: @ The Miller Campus 9750 South 300 West, Sandy, Utah 84070 Phone 801-957-5200 Fax 801- 957-5300 Welcome from Wendy Thomas, UAA President! This year’s conference theme, “Why We Do What We Do” underscores the increasing demands that confront professionals in the field of Aging. Providing services for Aging Utahns under the continual threat of decreased staff and funding often calls for creative approaches to our work. Why DO you do what you do? We all have our own reasons for working in Aging, whether we stumble into it or set out to work in the field. This conference is designed to inspire and rejuvenate your spirit, and to provide you with new tools to continue to do what you do and to improve the lives of those that you serve. Tuesday Morning Keynote Tuesday Noon Keynote Wednesday Keynote Dr. Vivian S. Lee Michael McLean George Murdock MD, PhD, MBA Musician Superintendent Senior Vice President for Health Sciences Author Author Dean of the School of Medicine CEO of the University of Utah Health Care For questions, please contact: Early Bird Deadline: Continuing Education Units (CEU) Dan or Linda Hull Mike Jensen September 15 credit application in process: Convention Planners President-Elect Phone: 801-466-7210 Phone: 801-239-3142 Fax: 801-487-6424 utahagingalliance@gmail.com majensen@kmclaw.com UAA Annual Meeting & Conference ~ Tue, Sep 25 & Wed, Sep 26 Salt Lake Community College @ The Miller Campus ~ 9750 So 300 W, Sandy, Utah GENERAL DIRECTIONS LODGING INFORMATION From I-15 take the 9000 South / UT exit #295 Head West on 9000 South Best Western Cotton Tree 10695 S. Auto Mall Drive Quickly move into the left lane (if SAFE to do) Sandy, UT Turn left (South) at the very next light (450 West) (801) 523-8484 Turn left (East) on 9120 South Turn right (South) on 300 West Comfort Inn The Larry H. Miller Campus is located on the right 8955 South 255 West at 9750 South 300 West Sandy, UT (801) 255-4919 If you are unable to get into the left lane on Courtyard by Marriott 9000 South SAFELY, turn right at the light 10701 S. Holiday Park Drive (450 West) and make a U-turn to head South! Sandy, UT (801) 571-3600 Extended Stay America 10715 S. Auto Mall Drive Sandy, UT (801) 523-1331 Hampton Inn 10690 S. Holiday Park Drive Sandy, UT (801) 571-0800 Hilton Garden Inn 277 West Sego Lily Drive Sandy, UT (801) 352-9400 Residence Inn by Marriott 270 West 10000 South Sandy, UT (801) 561-5005 BREAK OUT SESSION MEETING ROOMS ~ 2nd Floor of the Conference Center Meeting Rooms for Break Out Sessions Utah Aging Alliance (UAA) P. O. Box 521569, Salt Lake City, UT 84152-1569 phone 801-466-7210 fax 801-487-6424 e-mail utahagingalliance@gmail.com website www.utahagingalliance.org UAA Annual Meeting & Conference ~ Tue, Sep 25 & Wed, Sep 26 Salt Lake Community College @ The Miller Campus ~ 9750 So 300 W, Sandy, Utah MILLER CONFERENCE CENTER GENERAL INFORMATION Registration located in North Foyer Keynote Speakers located in Ballroom Breakout Sessions accessed by stairs or elevator (located behind the stairs) Exhibitors indicated by table number SCANS (Senior Centers and Nutrition Services) Auction Items located in North Foyer Utah Aging Alliance (UAA) P. O. Box 521569, Salt Lake City, UT 84152-1569 phone 801-466-7210 fax 801-487-6424 e-mail utahagingalliance@gmail.com website www.utahagingalliance.org UAA Annual Meeting & Conference ~ Tue, Sep 25 & Wed, Sep 26 Salt Lake Community College @ The Miller Campus ~ 9750 So 300 W, Sandy, Utah UAA Sponsor - Platinum Level - $1,000 Age Connections, Inc. Guardian & Conservator Services, LLC Providing Professional Services for the Elderly, Disabled & Their Family Members Private Consultation Private Care Management Non-Medical Care Attendants Guardianship Conservatorship Trust Management VA Fiduciary Services Social Security Payee Services Personal Representative Estate Liquidation Medical/Financial POA Private Money Management 801-281-1100 Utah Owned and Operated for the Past 25 Years Utah Aging Alliance (UAA) P. O. Box 521569, Salt Lake City, UT 84152-1569 phone 801-466-7210 fax 801-487-6424 e-mail utahagingalliance@gmail.com website www.utahagingalliance.org UAA Annual Meeting & Conference ~ Tue, Sep 25 & Wed, Sep 26 Salt Lake Community College @ The Miller Campus ~ 9750 So 300 W, Sandy, Utah UAA Sponsor - Platinum Level - $1,000 KIRTON McCONKIE UAA Sponsor - Platinum Level Michael A. Jensen, JD Mike's law practice is focused in Elder Law, including contested and uncontested guardianship and conservatorship matters as well as probate and trust litigation. He has successfully argued on Elder Law issues before the Utah Supreme Court and the Utah Court of Appeals. Mike served for six years as Director of the Utah Alzheimer's Association and served one year as its president. Mike was treasurer of UAA for several years. He has also authored more than a hundred articles on Elder Law and other issues. These articles are available at www.utahattorney.com. Mike's unique educational background and his business and legal training combine to provide competent legal services with personal attention to clients and detail. Thriving on the personal aspects of helping clients through the stressful events and challenges that elder law entails, the firm's approach is to assist clients in finding peace of mind by being assertive, approachable and readily available to clients. Mike earned his Law degree, cum laude at Boston College Kirton McConkie was founded in 1964 and is the largest Law School, an M.B.A. degree law firm in Utah, with offices in Salt Lake City and Utah at Harvard and a B.S. degree County. The firm recently began its expansion in the area of in physics and math at the Elder Law when Mike Jensen joined the firm in March 2012. University of Utah, graduating cum laude. The firm solves problems while being efficient and mindful of the balance between effectively protecting a client's interests without unnecessary legal actions and fees. Meeting face to face is convenient for clients across the Wasatch front. Home visits are also available when necessary or on request. ATTORNEYS AT LAW Kirton McConkie is a full-service law firm successfully representing business, Intellectual property, real estate, litigation, international, technology, healthcare, www.kmclaw.com Construction, employment, tax and estate planning clients. Utah Aging Alliance (UAA) P. O. Box 521569, Salt Lake City, UT 84152-1569 phone 801-466-7210 fax 801-487-6424 e-mail utahagingalliance@gmail.com website www.utahagingalliance.org UAA Annual Meeting & Conference ~ Tue, Sep 25 & Wed, Sep 26 Salt Lake Community College @ The Miller Campus ~ 9750 So 300 W, Sandy, Utah Convention at a Glance - Tuesday, September 25 Time Location Registration, Continental Breakfast, Exhibits & Keynote Address North Lobby Registration, Continental Breakfast, and SCANS (Senior Centers and Nutrition Services) Auction 8:00 – 9:00 Main Lobby Bidding Ballroom Visit Exhibitors SESSION 1 – KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Dr. Vivian S. Lee, MD, PhD, MBA 9:00 – 10:30 Ballroom UAA Business U of U Gerontology Interdisciplinary Program 40th Anniversary Presentation 10:30 – 11:00 Break Visit exhibitors, bid on SCANS items and move to Breakout Sessions Time Location Breakout Sessions SESSION 2 – YOU’VE EARNED A SAY Room An important voice has been missing from discussions about the future of Social Security and Medicare…YOURS! You’ve earned a say about the future of these important programs. Make your voice heard! 209 Presenter: ALAN K. ORMSBY, JD SESSION 3 – CONSTRUCTING THE FUTURE USING CAREGIVER SURVEY ANALYSIS Room Salt Lake County Caregiver Support is increasing online education options and has created the Caregiver Academy. 11:00– 12:00 One thousand caregivers responded to Aging Services’ Caregiver Survey. Find out what the results can teach us and 213 the future waiting to be constructed. Presenters: KATHY NELSON, BA and CHARISE JENSEN, BS SESSION 4 – WAYS TO CAPTURE THE STORY THAT GIVES VALIDATION TO ONE’S Room JOURNEY 220 With age comes the change of abilities and purpose. Providing some creative forums for residents to share their stories and ideas bring about the development of new purpose to life. The sunset of these great people’s lives are also the most colorful time of their lives. It is the goal of this presentation to help you help them discover the color in their sunset. Presenter: WAYNE F. HULL, Chaplain Room SESSION 5 – RE-SHAPE YOUR PLATE FOR DIABETES (SCANS ) 224 The diabetic diet will be discussed based on an educational diabetes placement tool. Emphasis will be (SCANS) on food groups and portion size. Presenter: SUSAN SAFFEL-SHRIER, MS, RD, CD Lunch and SESSION 6 – KEYNOTE ADDRESS 12:00 – 1:30 Ballroom Presenter: MICHAEL McLEAN, Musician & Author 1:30 – 2:00 Break Visit exhibitors, bid on SCANS items and move to Breakout Sessions Time Location Breakout Sessions SESSION 7 – THE CHALLENGE AND PROMISE OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS IN ADULTHOOD & AGING: IMPLICATIONS FOR SERVICES AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS Room There has been a noticeable increase in the past ten years in the number of publications that address the issues of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) into the domain of adulthood and aging, and yet, this still represents an extremely 209 small proportion of the overall literature that is predominantly focused on childhood and adolescence. This presentation emphasizes: 1) intergenerational factors; 2) multidisciplinary perspectives; 3) a life-course orientation, and 4) and reviews the strength-based research that has indicated the abilities, strengths, and talents of ASD. In addition, I will review the two demographic waves of aging and autism and review current diagnostic, assessments, and intervention programs.
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