Clinical Aphasiology Conference 2020
We regret that CAC 2020 in Hawaii is cancelled. More information will be forthcoming about plans for the 2020 program.
One author from each accepted proposal is invited to attend the conference. Please refer to your acceptance email sent on March 10th for registration information. As space permits, one additional author from accepted proposals and first authors of proposals that are not accepted for presentation may be invited to attend.
The CAC 2020 Keynote Speaker is Julian Reiss, PhD (Johannes Kepler University)
The Keynote Speaker for the Research Symposium in Clinical Aphasiology (RSCA) at CAC 2020 is Dr. David Copland (The University of Queensland)
- CAC 2020 DATES: Tuesday, May 26, 2020 – Saturday, May 30, 2020
- LOCATION: Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection, Kohala Coast, Island of Hawaii, HI USA
- Local arrangements information for CAC attendees
Submission Format Options
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Platform presentation (15 minutes talk + 15 minutes question time)
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Poster session (you are expected to stand with and discuss your poster at a dedicated poster session)
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Round table session (you present for 15 minutes to a maximum group size of 12 people and lead a 45 minute discussion on the topic)
Round table discussion submissions are particularly sought in the following topics, however submissions on other relevant topics are also welcomed: Bilingualism & aphasia, Group Treatment Approaches, Psychosocial factors, Discourse methods, Patient-Reported Outcomes, Primary Progressive Aphasia, Neuromodularity approaches to aphasia treatment, Test/tool/rating scale development.
Organizers for CAC 2020
- Conference Chair: Dr. Anastasia Raymer (sraymer@odu.edu)
- Program Chair: Dr. William Hula (william.hula@va.gov)
- Local Arrangements Chair: Dr. Julie Wambaugh (julie.wambaugh@health.utah.edu)
