Seats Are Selling Fast !!
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Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown
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Meet the Experts and Learn the Latest about the ADA
This year's Symposium offers 6 Pre-Conference Sessions, 100 Breakout Sessions and 5 In-Depth Advanced Workshops from over 100 presenters
and experts across the country. Whether you're new to the ADA or have been involved since 1990 - from the novice to the advanced learner - this Symposium has sessions to fit every need and area of interest.
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This year we've added 5 three-hour advanced workshops to help those with more in-depth questions get the answers they need. These 5
Workshops cover Play Areas, Historic Preservation, Structured Negotiations, Stadium & Arenas, and Employment.
Seating is limited to 45 people each, so register now!
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Register
Today to Secure Your Attendance!
Attendees: $750 Registration Fee through April 30th.
$900
Registration Fee beginning May 1st.
Registration includes access to breakout sessions and provided meals (2 breakfasts and 3 lunches). Pre-Conference sessions are an
additional $50). Groups of 5 or more from the same organization/agency receive a 20% group discount when registering as a group.
Exhibitors: $1,000 Registration Fee ~ Only
11 Booths Left!
Registration includes 8' X
10'
exhibit space, skirted table, 2
chairs, wi-fi, electricity and provided meals for 2
booth attendants. There are only 40
booths available, so register today!!
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ADA
Coordinator Training Certification Program (ACTCP)
Created in 2010 by the Great Plains ADA Center, the ADA Coordinator Training Certification Program (ACTCP) is a unique program designed
to meet the training and professional needs of present AND future ADA Coordinators.
ACTCP certification verifies that participants have completed training in required content areas and have a depth of knowledge in ADA
issues. Upon completion of the program, ACTCP certifies a knowledge-base essential to performing the role of an ADA Coordinator, including:
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Establishing and overseeing grievance procedures.
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Conducting self-evaluation plans.
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Implementation of transition plans.
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Monitoring on-going progress.
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Communicating policy.
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Coordinating activities among a number of departments.
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Identifying and utilizing appropriate resources.
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Knowledge of ADA regulations and guidelines.
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Effective use of resources.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the ACTC Program, go to
www.adacoordinator.org for
all of the details, requirements and an online registration link.
Questions about the ACTC Program can also be sent to Mike Edwards or Espoir Mabengo at
[log in to unmask],
by phone at (573) 882-3600, or toll-free in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska & Iowa at 1-800-949-4232.
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