Welcome
to the 24th Annual Michigan Rehabilitation Conference, The Knowledge Economy: Where Do We Fit? This conference is the premier event of its kind in North America featuring:
- Outstanding key note speakers and educational sessions
- FREE Continuing Education Credits (CRC and Social Work CEUs )
- A Trade Show with over 70 exhibitors including a Micro Enterprise Showcase!!
- The most popular conference venue in northern Michigan––The Grand Traverse Resort
Sponsors
Conference Sponsors––the MARO Employment and Training Association and the Michigan Rehabilitation Association––are pleased to welcome Theme Partner the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan. Continuing to partner with the conference are the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council, United Cerebral Palsy of Michigan, the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition, the Michigan Statewide Independent Living Council, the Michigan Rehabilitation Council, the Michigan Commission on Disability Concerns and the ADA Steering Committee. These partners expand our audience and provide additional depth to the program offerings. Last year’s conference drew over 500 participants, and even more are expected this year.
Conference Sponsors––the MARO Employment and Training Association and the Michigan Rehabilitation Association––are pleased to welcome Theme Partner the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan. Continuing to partner with the conference are the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council, United Cerebral Palsy of Michigan, the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition, the Michigan Statewide Independent Living Council, the Michigan Rehabilitation Council, the Michigan Commission on Disability Concerns and the ADA Steering Committee. These partners expand our audience and provide additional depth to the program offerings. Last year’s conference drew over 500 participants, and even more are expected this year.
The Michigan Rehabilitation Conference attracts professionals from Community Rehabilitation Organizations, Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth - Rehabilitation Services, Michigan Commission for the Blind, Community Mental Health Agencies, Department of Human Services, private rehabilitation providers, centers for independent living, special education, school-to-work transition services and universities.