LDA

The LDA 46th Annual International Conference will be held from February 25-28, 2009 in beautiful Salt Lake City, Utah!

CALL FOR PAPERS - Click here for Online Application

We invite you to join us next year in beautiful Salt Lake City for what promises to be another outstanding 4 days of the latest research and findings in learning disabilities, including specific workshops on Medical, Mental Health, Teacher Preparation, Public Policy, Adults, and much, MUCH MORE.

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Did you miss the nation's leading conference on learning disabilities? The LDA 45th Annual International Conference was held from February 27-March 1, 2008 in Chicago Illinois! You can still order tapes of the sessions you missed!

A special thank you to our 2008 Conference Sponsors! More

Hotel & Travel Information - 2009 Salt Lake City - Coming soon.

Exhibitors - Become a part of our growing group of vendors at the leading conference on learning disabilities! Join publishing companies, private schools, summer camp programs, software and educational product vendors in LDA's busy exhibit hall. You can get further information today on exhibiting with LDA in Salt Lake City in 2009.

Advertisers listen up! LDA's conference programs reach tens of thousands of educators, parents, school administrators, medical and mental health professionals, and social workers. You can get further information today on advertising with LDA in 2009.

What: The largest meeting on learning disabilities in the world, featuring over 300 workshops and exhibits.

Who Should Attend: Adults with learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Parents of children with learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, Teachers of special education and general education, Principals, Administrators, Counselors, Social Workers, Researchers, Medical and Mental Health Professionals, Education Policy Advocates and College Student Support Personnel.

Why You Should Attend: Discover the latest in LD research; learn effective teaching techniques and strategies; hear from leading experts in the LD field; network with colleagues and make new friends; learn about critical policy issues; earn graduate and/or continuing education credits (CEUs) and much more.

Watch this space for more information on the 2009 Conference in the coming months.