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Dear Colleague,
You are invited to the 28th Annual Conference in Movement Sciences
at Teachers College, Columbia University on April 22-23, 2005. The
conference is designed for clinicians, movement scientists, and
rehabilitation specialists. This year’s event focuses on the
neuromechanical control and biomechanics of functional whole-body
movement tasks such as gait initiation, locomotion, obstacle
crossing, and sit-to-stand.
Nationally and internationally recognized investigators will present
their research and provide insight into prescribing rehabilitation
strategies designed to improve performance during these
destabilizing tasks. In addition, current applications and
strategies in clinical gait analysis will be presented. This
conference provides continuing professional preparation for
occupational and physical therapist, exercise physiologists,
physicians, and movement scientists.
If you are unable to read this email or to register, see: The
Conference Website
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/ceoi/spring04/movesci.html
28 th Annual Conference in Movement Sciences:
________________________
April 22 & April 23, 2005
FRIDAY APRIL 22, 2005
Registration and Coffee
Welcoming Remarks
Mark Rogers, PT, Ph.D.
Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
Adaptive Coordination of Posture and Locomotion in Parkinson’s
Disease
Denis Brunt, PT, Ed.D.
East Carolina University
Biomechanics and motor control of sit to stand
Chris Hass, Ph.D.
Teachers College Columbia University
Dynamic Balance Control during the Initiation of Locomotion
Mary Thigpen, PT, Ph.D.
University of North Florida
Turning Difficulties in Older Adults
Louisa Law, EdD.
Teachers College Columbia University
Obstacle Clearing in Typically Developing Children and Adults
Mark Geil, Ph.D.
Georgia State University
Clinical Gait Analysis: Strategies Techniques and Technologies
SATURDAY APRIL 23, 2005
Interactive Morning Session: Audience and Speakers
For information or to register, visit:
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/ceoi/spring04/movesci.html
You are invited to the 28th Annual Conference in Movement Sciences
at Teachers College, Columbia University on April 22-23, 2005. The
conference is designed for clinicians, movement scientists, and
rehabilitation specialists. This year’s event focuses on the
neuromechanical control and biomechanics of functional whole-body
movement tasks such as gait initiation, locomotion, obstacle
crossing, and sit-to-stand.
Nationally and internationally recognized investigators will present
their research and provide insight into prescribing rehabilitation
strategies designed to improve performance during these
destabilizing tasks. In addition, current applications and
strategies in clinical gait analysis will be presented. This
conference provides continuing professional preparation for
occupational and physical therapist, exercise physiologists,
physicians, and movement scientists.
If you are unable to read this email or to register, see: The
Conference Website
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/ceoi/spring04/movesci.html
28 th Annual Conference in Movement Sciences:
________________________
April 22 & April 23, 2005
FRIDAY APRIL 22, 2005
Registration and Coffee
Welcoming Remarks
Mark Rogers, PT, Ph.D.
Northwestern University, Chicago, IL
Adaptive Coordination of Posture and Locomotion in Parkinson’s
Disease
Denis Brunt, PT, Ed.D.
East Carolina University
Biomechanics and motor control of sit to stand
Chris Hass, Ph.D.
Teachers College Columbia University
Dynamic Balance Control during the Initiation of Locomotion
Mary Thigpen, PT, Ph.D.
University of North Florida
Turning Difficulties in Older Adults
Louisa Law, EdD.
Teachers College Columbia University
Obstacle Clearing in Typically Developing Children and Adults
Mark Geil, Ph.D.
Georgia State University
Clinical Gait Analysis: Strategies Techniques and Technologies
SATURDAY APRIL 23, 2005
Interactive Morning Session: Audience and Speakers
For information or to register, visit:
http://www.tc.columbia.edu/ceoi/spring04/movesci.html