Monday - April 5, 2021

Monday - April 5, 2021

Monday - April 5, 2021 12:00- Science Communications and the Importance of Talking to Non-Scientists Zoom 1:15 PM CDT Maggie Koerth Link will be sent sent separately 1:15- 2:00 PM CDT BREAK 2:00- Effective Data Visualization Zoom 3:15 PM CDT Neda Sedeghi, PhD Link will be sent sent separately Hosted by Co-hosted by Thank you to our IDDRC Sponsors Tuesday - April 6, 2021 8:30 AM CDT General Q&A Help Center Stage Opening Remarks 9:00- Opening Remarks Stage 9:30 AM CDT John Colombo, PhD, Conference Chair Rodney Samaco, PhD, and Eric Storch, PhD, Co-Chairs 9:30- Plenary Speaker 1 10:30 AM Successes and Challenges in Treating Severe Communication Disorders Plenary Talks Stage CDT Nancy Brady, PhD 10:30- 10:40 AM BREAK CDT Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Stage Waisman Center Stage UC Davis MIND Institute Stage Symposium 1: Co-Occurring Psychiatric Conditions in Symposium 2: Meaningful Differences in the Symposium 3: Masks, Mandates, and Mourning: People with Autism, Intellectual Disability, or Down Everyday Experience of Young Autistic Children Individuals with Neurodevelopmental and Genetic Syndrome: Prevalence Rates and Service Use Across Disorders and Their Families During the Time of the • Lee Mason, Cook Children’s Health Care System the Lifespan COVID-19 Global Pandemic (Chair) 10:40- • Brenna Maddox, University of North Carolina at • Alonzo Andrews, The University of Texas at San • Jessica Goldblum, The University of North Carolina 11:40 AM Chapel Hill (Chair) Antonio (Discussant) at Chapel Hill (Chair) CDT • Lauren Brookman-Frazee, University of California, • Alonzo Andrews, The University of Texas at San • Brian Boyd, University of Kansas (Discussant) San Diego (Discussant) Antonio • Jessica Goldblum, The University of North Carolina • Lauren Bishop, University of Wisconsin-Madison • Janet Enriquez, University of North Carolina at at Chapel Hill • Barbara Caplan, University of California, San Diego Charlotte • Carly Hyde, The University of California, Los Angeles • Brenna Maddox, University of North Carolina at • Lee Mason, Cook Children’s Health Care System • Alan Gerber, Stonybrook University Chapel Hill 11:40- 12:40 PM LUNCH CDT Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Stage Waisman Center Stage UC Davis MIND Institute Stage Symposium 4: Needs, Treatment acceptability, and Symposium 5: Executive function in brain and Symposium 6: From biology to behaviour: modelling Culturally Appropriate Intervention for Asian families everyday life: Lessons from autism, Down syndrome, cause and intervention for problem behaviours of children with Autism and other Developmental and mixed etiology developmental disorders • Caroline Richards, University of Birmingham (Chair) Disabilities • Nancy Raitano Lee, Drexel University (Chair) • Frank Symons, University of Minnesota (Discussant) • Yue Xu, University of Illinois at Chicago (Chair) 12:40- • Benjamin Yerys, University of Pennsylvania • Frank Symons, University of Minnesota • Esther Son, City University of New York (Discussant) (2nd Chair) 1:40 PM CDT • Catherine Laverty, University of Birmingham • Irang Kim, Tulane University • Lauren Kenworthy, Children’s National Medical • Adele Dimian, University of Minnesota • Qi Wei, University of Oregon Center (Discussant) • Laura Groves, University of Birmingham • Yue Xu, University of Illinois at Chicago • Goldie McQuaid, George Mason University • Scott Hall, Stanford University • Benjamin Yerys, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia • Nancy Raitano Lee, Drexel University • Emily Kuschner, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia 1:40- 1:50 PM CDT BREAK Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Stage Waisman Center Stage UC Davis MIND Institute Stage Symposium 7: Behavioral Interventions to Support Symposium 8: Novel approaches to behavioural Symposium 9: Parenting Interventions for Diverse Employment Transition Services for Autistic phenotype research in genetic syndromes associated and Low-resourced Families and Communities Transition Age Youth with intellectual disability • Weiwen Zeng, University of Texas at Austin (Chair) • Matthew Smith, University of Michigan School of • Jane Waite, Aston University (Chair) • Sarah Dababnah, University of Maryland, Baltimore 1:50- Social Work (Chair) • Jane Roberts, University of South Carolina (Discussant) 2:50 PM CDT • Lauren Bishop, University of Wisconsin (Discussant) (Discussant) • Megan Kunze, University of Oregon • Connie Sung, Michigan State University • Stacey Bissell, University of Birmingham • Sandra Vanegas, Texas State University • Matthew Smith, University of Michigan • Georgie Agar, University of Birmingham • Weiwen Zeng, University of Texas at Austin • Kari Sherwood, University of Michigan • Hayley Crawford, University of Warwick • Joanna Moss, University of Surrey • Katherine Ellis, University of Surrey 2:50- 3:00 PM CDT BREAK 3:00- Poster Reception 1 Posters 1-48 (see list below) Poster Reception 4:30 PM CDT Wednesday - April 7, 2021 8:30 AM CDT General Q&A Help Center Stage 9:00- 10:30 AM Poster Reception 2 Posters 205,235, 49-96 (see list below) Poster Reception CDT 10:30- 10:40 AM BREAK CDT Plenary Speaker 2 10:40- Summary of Clinical Issues in FXS, Options for Supportive Treatment and 11:40 AM Plenary Talks Stage Clinical Trials Efforts and Successes CDT Elizabeth Berry-Kravis, PhD 11:40- LUNCH 12:40 PM CDT (EC Luncheon) Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Stage Waisman Center Stage UC Davis MIND Institute Stage Symposium 10: Patient-Researcher Partnerships Symposium 11: Development and Evaluation of Symposium 12: Evidenced-Based Interventions for Across Rare Genetic Forms of NDD and ASD Virtual Adaptations of Evidence Based Interventions Individuals with Developmental Delays and ASD: A for Autism Spectrum Disorder and Fragile X Focus on Latino Families • Shafali Jeste, University of California at Los Angeles Syndrome (Chair) • Cameron Neece, Loma Linda University (Chair) • Alycia Halladay, Rutgers University (2nd Chair) • Rebecca Shaffer, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital • Sandy Magaña, University of Texas at Austin 12:40- Medical Center (Chair) • Wendy Chung, Columbia University (Discussant) (Discussant) 1:40 PM CDT • Judy Reaven, JFK Partners, University of Colorado • Shafali Jeste, University of California at Los Angeles • Jonathan Safer-Lichtenstein, University of Oregon Health Sciences Center (Discussant) • Elizabeth Jalazo, University of California at Chapel • Kristina Lopez, Arizona State University • Vivian Lee, York University Hill • Ann Marie Martin, University of California, Riverside • Amy Banasik, UC Davis Mind Institute • Jill Silverman, University of California at Davis MIND Institute • Jasper Estabillo, UCLA • Rebecca Shaffer, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center 1:40- 1:50 PM CDT BREAK Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Stage Waisman Center Stage UC Davis MIND Institute Stage Symposium 13: Parent-Child Interactions: Symposium 14: A Continuum of Technology Use in Symposium 15: What is the need, and what do we Implications for Social-Communication Intervention Parent Mediated Interventions do? Innovations in assessing and treating families and Treatment in Down Syndrome of individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders • Lauren Little, Rush University (Chair) during COVID-19 and beyond. • Susan Loveall, University of Nebraska – Lincoln • Brian Boyd, University of Kansas (Discussant) (Chair) • Anne Wheeler, RTI International (Chair) • Brittany St. John, University of Wisconsin Madison 1:50- • Leonard Abbeduto, University of California, Davis • Bridgette Kelleher, (2nd Chair) • Anne Hoffmann, Rush University 2:50 PM CDT MIND Institute (Discussant) • Elizabeth Jalazo, University of North Carolina at • Anna Wallisch, University of Kansas • Laura Mattie, University of Illinois at Urbana- Chapel Hill (Discussant) • Lauren Little, Rush University Champaign • Anne Wheeler, RTI International • Susan Loveall, University of Nebraska – Lincoln • Bridgette Kelleher, Purdue University • Marie Moore Channell, University of Illinois at • Anita Panjwani, Purdue University Urbana-Champaign • Meredith Bucher, Purdue University • Ciara O’Toole, University College Cork 2:50- 3:00 PM CDT BREAK Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Stage Waisman Center Stage UC Davis MIND Institute Stage Symposium 16: Autism in College: Exploring Symposium 17: Emotion Regulation in Autism Symposium 18: Remote delivery of behavioral First-year Success, Sexual Victimization, and Spectrum Disorder: Novel Clinical and Treatment intervention for ASD: challenges, successes, and Discrimination Experiences Outcomes Measures considerations moving forward • Lauren Baczewski, University of California Los • Debra Reisinger, Indiana University School of • Carly Hyde, University of California, Los Angeles Angeles (Chair) Medicine (Chair) (Chair) 3:00- • Maria Pizzano, (2nd Chair) • Rebecca Shaffer, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital • Connie Kasari, University of California, Los Angeles 4:00 PM CDT • Alexandra Sturm, Loyola Marymount University Medical Center (Discussant) (Discussant) (Discussant) • Deanna Swain, Weill Cornell Medical College • Allison Wainer, Rush University • Lauren Baczewski, University of California Los • Marika Coffman, Duke University School of Medicine • Carly Hyde, University of California, Los Angeles Angeles • Debra Reisinger, Indiana University School of • Ellen Doernberg, Case Western Reserve University • Natalie Libster, University of California Los Angeles Medicine • Katherine Okoniewski, RTI International, Research • Sohyun Kim, University of California Los Angeles • Lauren Schmitt, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Triangle Park Medical Center • Meredith

View Full Text

Details

  • File Type
    pdf
  • Upload Time
    -
  • Content Languages
    English
  • Upload User
    Anonymous/Not logged-in
  • File Pages
    13 Page
  • File Size
    -

Download

Channel Download Status
Express Download Enable

Copyright

We respect the copyrights and intellectual property rights of all users. All uploaded documents are either original works of the uploader or authorized works of the rightful owners.

  • Not to be reproduced or distributed without explicit permission.
  • Not used for commercial purposes outside of approved use cases.
  • Not used to infringe on the rights of the original creators.
  • If you believe any content infringes your copyright, please contact us immediately.

Support

For help with questions, suggestions, or problems, please contact us