The 2010 Annual Conference will take place October 20-22 at the Georgian Terrace Hotel in Atlanta, GA. For more information, please contact the Atlanta 2010 Chairperson, David Cooper, at: david.cooper@choa.org, or by phone at 404-785-6047. Please click here for a PowerPoint Presentation about the upcoming conference, or download the brochure!
The Georgian Terrace has sold out of the $145 double occupancy (two queen bed) rooms, however have made available a limited number of two bedroom suites for those that want to share at a rate of $175 per night. Single room suites are available at a rate of $145 per night.
Registration costs for the conference are as follows:
Members $350
Non-Members $450
Student Rate $275
One Day $125
Gala Guest $75
Late Registration after September 30, 2010 is an additional $50
To attend, please download the registration form, complete, and mail with check payable to Society for Transplant Social Workers to:
David Cooper, LCSW
976 Forrest Blvd. Decatur, GA 30030
NTAF (formerly National Transplant Assistance Fund) is pleased to offer 10 scholarships to cover the $350 registration fee. Active membership in the Society is required, except for students. Students must attach a letter of reference from their clinical supervisor. Completed applications should be sent to Laurie McDonald.
Click Here to download an application in Word Format, complete and email to LMcDonal@unch.unc.edu.
The 2010 Annual Conference in Atlanta, Georgia is possible due to the generous support of the following:
Distinguished Sponsor -
COTA
Gold Level -
NFT - National Foundation for Transplants
Silver Level -
NTAF
Sponsor Level -
Astellas
Contributor Level -
Georgia Transplant Foundation (GTF)
Bioscrip
The Apothecary Shops
Thoratec
National Living Donor Assistance Center
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The 2009 Annual Conference of the Society for Transplant Social Workers was held in Cleveland , Ohio.
Areas of focus were Chemical Dependency, Innovations in Transplant, Ethics of Transplant, Donor Issues and a "Toolbox" of clinical interventions. Please click here for a detailed conference agenda.
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