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Save the Date for CEC’s 2009 Convention & Expo
April 1–4, 2009
Seattle, Washington

Leading educational experts are gearing up to discuss the latest issues in special and gifted education at CEC’s 2009 Convention & Expo in beautiful Seattle, Washington. CEC invites you and your colleagues to join us as we gather to share teaching strategies, learn about the latest special education legislation and trends, participate in the nearly 800 educational sessions, explore new products and services in the exhibit hall, and network with others working with children with exceptionalities and their families. The energy is always contagious and the experience always rewarding.

Registration will open Oct. 15, 2008. Check back frequently for updates.

Breaking news! Actress Marlee Matlin to Keynote CEC’s 2009 Convention & Expo

Picture of Actress Marlee MatlinWe are pleased to announce the convention’s keynote speaker, actress Marlee Matlin. Ms. Matlin has starred in numerous feature films and television shows and won the 1986 Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in “Children of a Lesser God.” Passionate about children, she has appeared in numerous educational children’s programs and authored three children’s novels about coping with deafness. Ms. Matlin was instrumental in persuading Congress to pass federal legislation requiring that all televisions manufactured in the United States be equipped with closed captioning technology. Ms. Matlin is also involved with such charitable organizations as the American Red Cross, Easter Seals, and the Children Affected by AIDS Foundation.

Marlee Matlin is an advocate for all children, especially those with disabilities. CEC is very pleased to have Ms. Matlin as the keynote speaker at our 2009 Convention & Expo.

Mark your calendars for April 1–4, 2009, for CEC’s Convention & Expo — the heart and soul of the special education community.

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