» International Cognitive-Communication Disorders Conference

Types of papers: Researchers are invited to present original research studies on the nature and management of cognitive and communication disorders associated with traumatic brain injury, including concussion. Because the intent of the conference is to foster clinical research, priority will be given to proposals that describe studies where the data has been collected and analyzed.

• Paper presentations will be kept to 15 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of discussion.

Program Committee: The program committee will evaluate each submission and decide on its acceptability. This peer- reviewed process ensures that a high quality standard will be adhered to. The program committee members are:

• Mary RT Kennedy, Ph.D., CCC-SLP – Program and Conference Chairperson, Professor, Chapman University
• Ann Glang, Ph.D. – Program Committee, Center on Brain Injury Research and Training, University of Oregon
• Juliet K. Haarbauer-Krupa, Ph.D., CCC-SLP - Adjunct Faculty, Department of Pediatrics, Emory University School of Medicine
• Therese O’Neil-Pirozzi, Ph.D., CCC-SLP – Program Committee, Associate Professor, Northeastern University.

Dates to keep in mind:

• Proposals can be submitted from a link provided on this webpage starting July 1.
• September 19^th is the deadline for submitting proposals.
• First authors will be notified by September 30^th.

Registration:

• Authors whose papers have been accepted are expected to register and attend the conference. Registration will also be open to researchers and clinicians who are not presenting papers, after we know how many authors will be attending. We anticipate that the total attendance will be about 125.
• Registration will be open by the end of September.
• The cost for this inaugural conference will be kept at a minimum.
  • Presenters and non-presenters – full registration, $250 US
  • Students – student registration, $50 US

Accommodations: The conference is being held at Chapman University, located in Orange, California, in the heart of ‘Old Towne Orange’. There are numerous boutique shops, restaurants and antique stores a few blocks from campus.

We are currently working with a local hotel to secure a block of rooms for the dates on and around the conference.

Keep checking this webpage for continual updates.

For further questions, contact Mary Kennedy at markenne@chapman.edu

Click on the link below to submit your proposal. You will need contact information for yourself, as the submitting author, and for the author to be contacted, if that is not you. Abstracts should be no more than 50 words long. The body of the proposal should be submitted as a pdf, no longer than 1200 words and in a format typical of research proposals, i.e., rationale/background, methodology (participants, procedures, design), results, discussion.

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The International Cognitive-Communication Disorders Conference  (ICCDC) will be held at Chapman University in Orange, CA. 

Room: Beckman Hall, Conference Room 404

Orange County (John Wayne) Airport is convenient to Chapman University. The airport is served by American, United, Southwest, Delta, and Alaska Airlines.

Los Angeles International Airport is approximately one hour from the University and is served by a large number of airlines.

ALO Hotel
3737 W. Chapman Ave. Orange, CA 92868
Special group rate of $139.00 per night + tax

For online reservations, please visit: http://bookings.ihotelier.com/bookings.jsp?groupID=1688076&hotelID=12626

For phone reservations, please call: (888) 268-7974 or (714) 978-9168 and ask for the “ICCDC 2017” group rate

Ayres Hotel Orange
200 N. They City Dr. Orange, CA 92868
Special group rate of $154.00 per night + tax

For online reservations, please Visit:  http://bookings.ihotelier.com/bookings.jsp?groupID=1688560&hotelID=131335

For phone reservations, please Call: (855) 672-9737 or (714) 919-7940 and ask for the “ICCDC 2017” group rate

The Orange Circle, located walking distance from Chapman University’s campus, offers a variety of restaurants, bars and shopping boutiques.

Restaurants

Blaze Pizza

Café Lucca

Citrus City Grille

The Filling Station Café

Francoli Gourmet

Gabbi’s Mexican Kitchen

Haven’s Gastropub

Paris in a Cup

Rutabegorz

Watson’s Café

Nightlife

The District Lounge

Haven’s Gastropub

O’Hara’s Pub

Paul’s Cocktails

Shops

Coco Rose Boutique

Country Roads Antiques

The Dragonfly Shops & Garden

Laurenly

Orange Circle Antique Mall

Shops and Nightlife

Anaheim Gardenwalk is an outdoor dining, entertainment and shopping destination in the heart of the Anaheim Resort District, steps from the Disneyland Resort and Anaheim Convention Center.

The District, located in Tustin, is a lifestyle shopping experience with retailers providing goods and services for all aspects of life.

The Outlets at Orange, a short drive from Chapman University’s campus, offers a variety of retail shops, restaurants, bars, nightlife, and activities.

Beach cities are about a 30-45-minute drive from Chapman University. Local beaches include Long Beach, Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, and Newport Beach.  South Orange County beach cities include Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach, and Dana Point.  Here a list of popular places:

Restaurants

Billy’s At the Beach, Newport Beach, CA

The Cannery – Seafood of the Pacific, Newport Beach, CA

The Hangout Restaurant, Seal Beach, CA

Javier’s, Newport Beach, CA

Mastro’s Ocean Club, Newport Beach, CA

Mozambique Steakhouse/Bar/Lounge, Laguna Beach, CA

Ola Mexican Kitchen, Huntington Beach, CA

Salt Creek Grille, Dana Point, CA

Skyloft, Laguna Beach, CA

Sol Mexican Cocina, Newport Beach, CA

The Rooftop, Laguna Beach, CA

Tantalum Restaurant, Long Beach, CA

Shopping

Fashion Island, Newport Beach, CA

Mary Kennedy, Ph.D, Professor and Chair, CSD, ICCDC chair

markenne@chapman.edu

Christy Dumaual, Coordinator

(714) 997-6566