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MAOT ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2008
Linking Practice, Education and Research:
Reaching Our Centennial Vision
Westford Regency Inn and Conference Center
219 Littleton Road, Route 110
Westford, Massachusetts
- Friday, September 26, 2008 -
Conference Chairs, Jean Maclachlan (second from right) and Karen Jacobs (far left) with Penny Moyer
Cleveland, AOTA President (in gray) and Dina Flannery, MAOT President
Karen Jacobs, Ed.D., Programs Boston University
(left) Clinical Professor and Program Director, Occupational Therapy
Programs Boston University with Penny Moyers Cleveland,
AOTA President, and Keynote Speaker
Speaker Mary Evenson from Boston University
Sheri Purdy, Conference Committee and Member at Large, Dina Flannery, MAOT President, Justin Galvin, MAOT Vice
President
Boston University
Sargent College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences
Department of Occupational Therapy Students
Linda Duncombe, Retired from Boston University,
Catherine Trombly Award Recipient
Linda Duncombe (right), Catherine Trombly Award Recipient and
Deane McCraith, Boston University who presented the award to her
Michelle Savrann, Representative to AOTA, and AOTA
President, Penny Moyer Cleveland
Every year, MAOT conferences have become more and more successfull. MAOT has seen increased attendance and more positive feedback as the sessions, keynote speakers, and networking opportunities for occupational therapy professionals make this one of the premier occupation therapy conferences in the United States. MAOT had over 400 Occupational Therapy Practitioners from Massachusetts and surrounding states attend this conference in 2008.
Penny Moyers Cleveland, AOTA President, and Keynote Speaker (Center in Grey)
with a selection of 2008 Conference Attendees
Conference attendees at the end of the day...'til 2009!
AND....Thank you Massachusetts General Hospital
for being our Platinum Sponsor for the
2008 Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy Conference
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, concerned citizens
can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
- Margaret Mead -
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