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FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
a Joint Meeting of
THE SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE
of the
INTERNATIONAL FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION SOCIETY
I F E S S ' 9 7
and
FIFTH TRIENNIAL CONFERENCE
NEURAL PROSTHESES: MOTOR SYSTEMS V
N P ' 9 7
Time: August, 16-21, 1997
Place: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Organized by:
The International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society
and
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada
PURPOSE
The second annual meeting of the International Functional Electrical
Stimulation Society (IFESS) is being organized to promote the exchange of
new knowledge and technology in the field of FES. It will take place
August 16-21, 1997 in Burnaby, B.C., Canada. This meeting aims to bring
together the most prominent specialists in the field in order to stimulate
exchange of views and achievements. The meeting will be concerned with the
state of the art and the assessment of advances in various applications of
FES for restoring motor function. Emphasis will be placed on
multidisciplinary and system approaches, clinical applications and the
functional benefits of assistive devices in terms of quality of life and
social participation of the disabled. The potential for the use of
techniques to promote regeneration of the central and peripheral nervous
system will be introduced for the first time as a topic of the IFESS
meeting, and the meeting will start with an invited lecture honoring the
pioneering work of Richard Bunge in promoting multidisciplinary approaches
to studying rehabilitation of humans with spinal cord injury.
The objectives of the Neural Prostheses: Motor System V Conference are to:
1) educate young researchers in a highly specialized but rapidly developing
field;
2) expedite the transfer of neural prostheses through the development cycle
from the engineering laboratory to the clinic and the manufacturing
industry; and
3) integrate engineering and clinical expertise in the development and
application of devices to restore voluntary function for individuals with
motor disabilities. The focus of this conference is the integration of
engineering and neuroscience research efforts in order to accomplish these
3 objectives. This international meeting follows from a series of
conferences held every three years under the primary sponsorship of the
Engineering Foundation, New York. The intention of the organizers of the
NP'97 meeting is to change somewhat the format of the meeting to allow the
integration with the IFESS'97.
Although the conference has a busy schedule it is being organized in a
flexible way to leave sufficient free time for direct contacts and
discussions among participants. Afternoons will be used for various
activities such as round table discussions, special sessions, video
presentations and hardware demonstrations. Because of the size of the
combined meeting, most contributions will be presented in poster form, and
only general and review contributions will be presented orally.
FORMAT
The format of the conference provides a unique opportunity for exchanging
information among leading developers of neural prostheses and for the
introduction on new concepts and techniques in a casual and open
environment. The conference site is remote, yet accessible to major
transportation. The conference length is five days. Participants arrive
on a Saturday (taking advantage of low air fares) and conference sessions
are held through Thursday noon with morning and evening sessions daily.
Some session will have a typical Motor Prostheses Conference format with
two moderators and one or two discussants to critique presentations and
stimulate discussion. When most relevant to the subject, disabled
individuals and clinicians will serve as moderators or discussants to
insure a clinically relevant focus. Afternoon throughout the week are
intentionally left open for casual ad hoc discussions among participants.
Poster and some plenary sessions for oral presentations will be held from
Sunday through Thursday. following the oral presentations in the morning,
and evening session. All graduate student participants to the Conference
must submit a poster to the meeting, which will provide a forum for their
active participation in the meeting. The following sessions are organized
using the Motor Prosthesis format:
NP1. The neuro-regeneration of the central nervous system - reality or future?
NP2. Technology transfer and multi-center trials
NP3. Central vs. reflex control, the role of sensory driven and central
pattern generator models in the design of FES systems
NP4. The role of learning and habituation in control of movements -
plasticity of the CNS after injury
NP5. Open Discussion - Motor Systems VI Meeting
TOPICS for IFESS'97
Papers dealing with advances and indications for devices, evaluation
problems and procedures, measurement methods, clinical practice and
benefits in the following areas are invited:
1. Upper limb movement
2. Lower limb movement
3. Respiratory function
4. Bladder/bowel/sexual function
5. Prevention of secondary complications of paralysis
6. Dynamic myoplasty
7. Stimulation/sensor technology
8. Control strategies
9. Regeneration of the central and nervous system
10. Electrical stimulation used for therapy
RULES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
1. Deadline for receipt of abstracts is 15 March 1997. Notification of
acceptance is guaranteed by 1 May 1997.
2. An abstract may be selected as either a 10 minute oral presentation or a
poster presentation at the discretion of the Scientific Organizing
Committee. Authors should indicate their preference.
3. Presenters will be required to register and pay the registration fee.
Presenters are responsible for their travel and per diem expenses.
4. All accepted abstracts will be published in the Conference Abstract Book.
5. Abstracts should be written in English, the official language of the
conference.
6. Content of abstract is NOT TO EXCEED 250 WORDS and must contain the
following:
a) Title: make the title brief, but indicate clearly the topic of the
investigation;
b) Authors: use initials plus family name for each author, include
affiliations;
c) state the purpose of the study (preferably in one sentence);
d) state the methods used;
e) summarize the results in sufficient detail to support the conclusions;
f) summarize the conclusions reached (it is not sufficient to say that
"results will be discussed");
g) figures and references should not be included;
h) formulae should, in general, be avoided;
i) the use of standard abbreviations is desirable. Special or unusual
abbreviation should come in brackets after the full word when it first
appears in the text. Do not use abbreviations in the title;
j) Save the abstract as an ASCII file for electronic transmission. Send
it in the body of an e-mail message to IFESS97@ETF.BG.AC.YU. If electronic
mail is not available, abstracts printed in a 12 point helvetica/arial font
(two copies) will be accepted if received by mail prior to the deadline.
RULES FOR MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
The authors whose abstracts are accepted for presentation will be asked to
submit a camera ready copy of the complete manuscript before 1 June 1997.
Only original papers which The instructions for preparation of the
manuscript are identical to the rules used for IEEE EMBS conferences, and
the length of the contributions are limited to maximum of 4 pages.
Detailed instructions concerning the manuscript will be sent to the first
author of each of the accepted abstracts.
PUBLICATIONS
An abstract book will be available to all participants at registration. A
CD-ROM will be prepared that contains all of the manuscripts presented at
the conference. In addition the CD-ROM will include a selected set of
papers reprinted with permission from the series of books Advances in
External Control of Human Extremities I - X, published by ETAN between 1962
and 1990.
STUDENT AWARD
A student competition will be organized and the registration and
accommodation fees of the winner will be waived.
PLACE
The conference will be held at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) campus on
top of Burnaby Mountain, located about 30 km east of Vancouver, B.C.,
Canada. There are numerous flights from North America, Europe and Japan to
the Vancouver International Airport. Bus transportation will be organized
on the first and last day of the meeting. Car rental facilities are
located at the airport and the organizers will negotiate a special price
for participants of the meeting.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation will be available both on campus and at local hotels. A
limited number of single rooms accessible to disabled persons will be
available on campus. There is a no-smoking policy on campus. A list of
hotels and their prices will be sent with the Second Announcement.
Participants are encouraged to register early for the conference and use
the campus townhouse accommodations that are reserved for 160 participants.
Each townhouse unit is arranged quad style with a furnished living room,
dining room and kitchen on the first floor plus two furnished bedrooms and
one bathroom on each of the second and third floors. The kitchens are
equipped with stove, dishwasher, fridge, toaster and kettle. There is
daily housekeeping service in these units. Coin-operated laundry
facilities are available to guests within the townhouse village.
Visitors to Vancouver and Simon Fraser University will be able to enjoy
many recreational activities in August and will have access to Athletics
facilities at SFU. Recreational activities available within a short drive
of the campus include golf, boating, and hiking.
MEALS - CATERING
A full conference meals package will be available to participants. Special
dietary requirements must be indicated in advance. All meals (breakfast,
lunch and most dinners) will be catered in the West Mall Lounge near the
lecture theaters. The lounge has a magnificent view of the North Shore
Mountains beyond the water.
SOCIAL EVENTS
A variety of social events will be organized, including a boat cruise and a
dinner for all registered participants and their families.
PARKING
The Visitor's Parking Lot is located next to the West Mall Complex and a
special parking group rate will be available.
REGISTRATION FEES
The registration fee, covering opening reception, boat excursion with
dinner, the Proceedings in CD ROM and the Book of Abstracts is:
paid before May 1 after May 1
Members of IFESS $ US 200 $ US 220
Non-members of IFESS $ US 220 $ US 240
Students who are members of IFESS $ US 100 $ US 120
Students who are non-members $ US 110 $ US 130
Guests and accompanying persons $ US 100 $ US 100
The fee for guests does not include the Proceedings and the Book of Abstracts.
Details on payment methods will be publicized in the Second Announcement.
Participants who stay at the Simon Fraser Campus (highly recommended) will
pay a single fee of $ US 400 for townhouse accommodation for 5 nights and
all meals for the duration of the meeting (check-in on Saturday afternoon,
August 16, check-out on Thursday morning, August 21). The SFU Conference
Services and SFU Housing Office will make the bookings and arrangements for
participants staying on the Campus. Participants staying at hotels will
be responsible for reserving their own lodging and may buy a meals package
for $ US 200.
EXHIBITION
An exhibition will be organized during the meeting to illustrate the
transfer of research into commercial production and clinical practice.
Details concerning the exhibition can be obtained from the Conference
Chair.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE (IPC)
D.B. Popovic, Yugoslavia Conference Chair
G.H. Creasey, U.S.A. Conference Co-chair
J.A. Hoffer, Canada Liaison Officer with Simon Fraser University
B.J. Andrews, Canada T. Bajd, Slovenia
H.J. Chizeck, U.S.A. P.E. Crago, U.S.A.
R. Davis, U.S.A. N. Donaldson, England
R.M. Glaser, U.S.A. W. Grill, U.S.A
Y. Handa, Japan N. Hoshimiya, Japan
M. Ichie, Japan R.J. Jaeger, U.S.A.
A. Kralj, Slovenia G. Loeb, Canada
E.B. Marsolais, U.S.A. P. Meadows, U.S.A.
J. Mizrahi, Israel J.T. Mortimer, U.S.A.
P.H. Peckham, U.S.A. A. Prochazka, Canada
C.J. Robinson, U.S.A. S. Salmons, England
T. Sinkjaer, Denmark M. Solomonow, U.S.A.
U. Stanic, Slovenia R.B. Stein, Canada
H. Thoma, Austria R.J. Triolo, U.S.A.
P.H. Veltink, Holland J. Winters, U.S.A.
IFESS Officers
U Stanic, President
R Davis, Vice President
P Meadows, Secretary
P Veltink, Treasurer
IFESS Board of Directors
J Cambell N Donaldson Y Handa
R Jaeger A Kralj EB Marsolais
D Popovic S Salmons T Sinkjaer
LANGUAGE
The working language of the Conference is English.
Second annual Conference
of the International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society (IFESS '97)
and
Neural Prostheses: Motor Prostheses V (NP '97)
16 - 21 August 1997.
My address is:
Name __________________________________________
________________________________________________
Institution _______________________________________
________________________________________________
Affiliation _______________________________________
________________________________________________
Street __________________________________________
________________________________________________
Town, State, Zip Code ____________________________
________________________________________________
Telephone ______________________________________
Fax ____________________________________________
E-Mail __________________________________________
I wish to receive further information YES NO
I expect to attend the Conference YES NO
I will submit a paper for the IFESS`97 YES NO
For Program information, send to:
Dejan Popovic, Professor (for IFESS'97 - NP '97)
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade
Bulevar revolucije 73, 11000 Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Phone: 381-11-3248464 Fax: 381-11-3248681 E-mail:
IFESS97@ETF.BG.AC.YU
For Registration and Housing information, send to:
Penny Southby, Conference Services
Simon Fraser University
Halpern Centre, Burnaby, B.C. CANADA V5A 1S6
Phone: 604-291-3854 Fax: 604-291-3420 E-mail: Penny_Southby@sfu.ca
Andy Hoffer
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J.A. Hoffer, Ph.D.
Professor and Director, School of Kinesiology
Faculty of Applied Sciences, Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, British Columbia, V5A 1S6, CANADA
tel: (604) 291 3141 FAX: (604) 291 3040
e-mail: hoffer@sfu.ca
web home page: http://fas.sfu.ca/kin/faculty
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a Joint Meeting of
THE SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE
of the
INTERNATIONAL FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION SOCIETY
I F E S S ' 9 7
and
FIFTH TRIENNIAL CONFERENCE
NEURAL PROSTHESES: MOTOR SYSTEMS V
N P ' 9 7
Time: August, 16-21, 1997
Place: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Organized by:
The International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society
and
Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada
PURPOSE
The second annual meeting of the International Functional Electrical
Stimulation Society (IFESS) is being organized to promote the exchange of
new knowledge and technology in the field of FES. It will take place
August 16-21, 1997 in Burnaby, B.C., Canada. This meeting aims to bring
together the most prominent specialists in the field in order to stimulate
exchange of views and achievements. The meeting will be concerned with the
state of the art and the assessment of advances in various applications of
FES for restoring motor function. Emphasis will be placed on
multidisciplinary and system approaches, clinical applications and the
functional benefits of assistive devices in terms of quality of life and
social participation of the disabled. The potential for the use of
techniques to promote regeneration of the central and peripheral nervous
system will be introduced for the first time as a topic of the IFESS
meeting, and the meeting will start with an invited lecture honoring the
pioneering work of Richard Bunge in promoting multidisciplinary approaches
to studying rehabilitation of humans with spinal cord injury.
The objectives of the Neural Prostheses: Motor System V Conference are to:
1) educate young researchers in a highly specialized but rapidly developing
field;
2) expedite the transfer of neural prostheses through the development cycle
from the engineering laboratory to the clinic and the manufacturing
industry; and
3) integrate engineering and clinical expertise in the development and
application of devices to restore voluntary function for individuals with
motor disabilities. The focus of this conference is the integration of
engineering and neuroscience research efforts in order to accomplish these
3 objectives. This international meeting follows from a series of
conferences held every three years under the primary sponsorship of the
Engineering Foundation, New York. The intention of the organizers of the
NP'97 meeting is to change somewhat the format of the meeting to allow the
integration with the IFESS'97.
Although the conference has a busy schedule it is being organized in a
flexible way to leave sufficient free time for direct contacts and
discussions among participants. Afternoons will be used for various
activities such as round table discussions, special sessions, video
presentations and hardware demonstrations. Because of the size of the
combined meeting, most contributions will be presented in poster form, and
only general and review contributions will be presented orally.
FORMAT
The format of the conference provides a unique opportunity for exchanging
information among leading developers of neural prostheses and for the
introduction on new concepts and techniques in a casual and open
environment. The conference site is remote, yet accessible to major
transportation. The conference length is five days. Participants arrive
on a Saturday (taking advantage of low air fares) and conference sessions
are held through Thursday noon with morning and evening sessions daily.
Some session will have a typical Motor Prostheses Conference format with
two moderators and one or two discussants to critique presentations and
stimulate discussion. When most relevant to the subject, disabled
individuals and clinicians will serve as moderators or discussants to
insure a clinically relevant focus. Afternoon throughout the week are
intentionally left open for casual ad hoc discussions among participants.
Poster and some plenary sessions for oral presentations will be held from
Sunday through Thursday. following the oral presentations in the morning,
and evening session. All graduate student participants to the Conference
must submit a poster to the meeting, which will provide a forum for their
active participation in the meeting. The following sessions are organized
using the Motor Prosthesis format:
NP1. The neuro-regeneration of the central nervous system - reality or future?
NP2. Technology transfer and multi-center trials
NP3. Central vs. reflex control, the role of sensory driven and central
pattern generator models in the design of FES systems
NP4. The role of learning and habituation in control of movements -
plasticity of the CNS after injury
NP5. Open Discussion - Motor Systems VI Meeting
TOPICS for IFESS'97
Papers dealing with advances and indications for devices, evaluation
problems and procedures, measurement methods, clinical practice and
benefits in the following areas are invited:
1. Upper limb movement
2. Lower limb movement
3. Respiratory function
4. Bladder/bowel/sexual function
5. Prevention of secondary complications of paralysis
6. Dynamic myoplasty
7. Stimulation/sensor technology
8. Control strategies
9. Regeneration of the central and nervous system
10. Electrical stimulation used for therapy
RULES FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
1. Deadline for receipt of abstracts is 15 March 1997. Notification of
acceptance is guaranteed by 1 May 1997.
2. An abstract may be selected as either a 10 minute oral presentation or a
poster presentation at the discretion of the Scientific Organizing
Committee. Authors should indicate their preference.
3. Presenters will be required to register and pay the registration fee.
Presenters are responsible for their travel and per diem expenses.
4. All accepted abstracts will be published in the Conference Abstract Book.
5. Abstracts should be written in English, the official language of the
conference.
6. Content of abstract is NOT TO EXCEED 250 WORDS and must contain the
following:
a) Title: make the title brief, but indicate clearly the topic of the
investigation;
b) Authors: use initials plus family name for each author, include
affiliations;
c) state the purpose of the study (preferably in one sentence);
d) state the methods used;
e) summarize the results in sufficient detail to support the conclusions;
f) summarize the conclusions reached (it is not sufficient to say that
"results will be discussed");
g) figures and references should not be included;
h) formulae should, in general, be avoided;
i) the use of standard abbreviations is desirable. Special or unusual
abbreviation should come in brackets after the full word when it first
appears in the text. Do not use abbreviations in the title;
j) Save the abstract as an ASCII file for electronic transmission. Send
it in the body of an e-mail message to IFESS97@ETF.BG.AC.YU. If electronic
mail is not available, abstracts printed in a 12 point helvetica/arial font
(two copies) will be accepted if received by mail prior to the deadline.
RULES FOR MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
The authors whose abstracts are accepted for presentation will be asked to
submit a camera ready copy of the complete manuscript before 1 June 1997.
Only original papers which The instructions for preparation of the
manuscript are identical to the rules used for IEEE EMBS conferences, and
the length of the contributions are limited to maximum of 4 pages.
Detailed instructions concerning the manuscript will be sent to the first
author of each of the accepted abstracts.
PUBLICATIONS
An abstract book will be available to all participants at registration. A
CD-ROM will be prepared that contains all of the manuscripts presented at
the conference. In addition the CD-ROM will include a selected set of
papers reprinted with permission from the series of books Advances in
External Control of Human Extremities I - X, published by ETAN between 1962
and 1990.
STUDENT AWARD
A student competition will be organized and the registration and
accommodation fees of the winner will be waived.
PLACE
The conference will be held at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) campus on
top of Burnaby Mountain, located about 30 km east of Vancouver, B.C.,
Canada. There are numerous flights from North America, Europe and Japan to
the Vancouver International Airport. Bus transportation will be organized
on the first and last day of the meeting. Car rental facilities are
located at the airport and the organizers will negotiate a special price
for participants of the meeting.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation will be available both on campus and at local hotels. A
limited number of single rooms accessible to disabled persons will be
available on campus. There is a no-smoking policy on campus. A list of
hotels and their prices will be sent with the Second Announcement.
Participants are encouraged to register early for the conference and use
the campus townhouse accommodations that are reserved for 160 participants.
Each townhouse unit is arranged quad style with a furnished living room,
dining room and kitchen on the first floor plus two furnished bedrooms and
one bathroom on each of the second and third floors. The kitchens are
equipped with stove, dishwasher, fridge, toaster and kettle. There is
daily housekeeping service in these units. Coin-operated laundry
facilities are available to guests within the townhouse village.
Visitors to Vancouver and Simon Fraser University will be able to enjoy
many recreational activities in August and will have access to Athletics
facilities at SFU. Recreational activities available within a short drive
of the campus include golf, boating, and hiking.
MEALS - CATERING
A full conference meals package will be available to participants. Special
dietary requirements must be indicated in advance. All meals (breakfast,
lunch and most dinners) will be catered in the West Mall Lounge near the
lecture theaters. The lounge has a magnificent view of the North Shore
Mountains beyond the water.
SOCIAL EVENTS
A variety of social events will be organized, including a boat cruise and a
dinner for all registered participants and their families.
PARKING
The Visitor's Parking Lot is located next to the West Mall Complex and a
special parking group rate will be available.
REGISTRATION FEES
The registration fee, covering opening reception, boat excursion with
dinner, the Proceedings in CD ROM and the Book of Abstracts is:
paid before May 1 after May 1
Members of IFESS $ US 200 $ US 220
Non-members of IFESS $ US 220 $ US 240
Students who are members of IFESS $ US 100 $ US 120
Students who are non-members $ US 110 $ US 130
Guests and accompanying persons $ US 100 $ US 100
The fee for guests does not include the Proceedings and the Book of Abstracts.
Details on payment methods will be publicized in the Second Announcement.
Participants who stay at the Simon Fraser Campus (highly recommended) will
pay a single fee of $ US 400 for townhouse accommodation for 5 nights and
all meals for the duration of the meeting (check-in on Saturday afternoon,
August 16, check-out on Thursday morning, August 21). The SFU Conference
Services and SFU Housing Office will make the bookings and arrangements for
participants staying on the Campus. Participants staying at hotels will
be responsible for reserving their own lodging and may buy a meals package
for $ US 200.
EXHIBITION
An exhibition will be organized during the meeting to illustrate the
transfer of research into commercial production and clinical practice.
Details concerning the exhibition can be obtained from the Conference
Chair.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE (IPC)
D.B. Popovic, Yugoslavia Conference Chair
G.H. Creasey, U.S.A. Conference Co-chair
J.A. Hoffer, Canada Liaison Officer with Simon Fraser University
B.J. Andrews, Canada T. Bajd, Slovenia
H.J. Chizeck, U.S.A. P.E. Crago, U.S.A.
R. Davis, U.S.A. N. Donaldson, England
R.M. Glaser, U.S.A. W. Grill, U.S.A
Y. Handa, Japan N. Hoshimiya, Japan
M. Ichie, Japan R.J. Jaeger, U.S.A.
A. Kralj, Slovenia G. Loeb, Canada
E.B. Marsolais, U.S.A. P. Meadows, U.S.A.
J. Mizrahi, Israel J.T. Mortimer, U.S.A.
P.H. Peckham, U.S.A. A. Prochazka, Canada
C.J. Robinson, U.S.A. S. Salmons, England
T. Sinkjaer, Denmark M. Solomonow, U.S.A.
U. Stanic, Slovenia R.B. Stein, Canada
H. Thoma, Austria R.J. Triolo, U.S.A.
P.H. Veltink, Holland J. Winters, U.S.A.
IFESS Officers
U Stanic, President
R Davis, Vice President
P Meadows, Secretary
P Veltink, Treasurer
IFESS Board of Directors
J Cambell N Donaldson Y Handa
R Jaeger A Kralj EB Marsolais
D Popovic S Salmons T Sinkjaer
LANGUAGE
The working language of the Conference is English.
Second annual Conference
of the International Functional Electrical Stimulation Society (IFESS '97)
and
Neural Prostheses: Motor Prostheses V (NP '97)
16 - 21 August 1997.
My address is:
Name __________________________________________
________________________________________________
Institution _______________________________________
________________________________________________
Affiliation _______________________________________
________________________________________________
Street __________________________________________
________________________________________________
Town, State, Zip Code ____________________________
________________________________________________
Telephone ______________________________________
Fax ____________________________________________
E-Mail __________________________________________
I wish to receive further information YES NO
I expect to attend the Conference YES NO
I will submit a paper for the IFESS`97 YES NO
For Program information, send to:
Dejan Popovic, Professor (for IFESS'97 - NP '97)
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Belgrade
Bulevar revolucije 73, 11000 Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Phone: 381-11-3248464 Fax: 381-11-3248681 E-mail:
IFESS97@ETF.BG.AC.YU
For Registration and Housing information, send to:
Penny Southby, Conference Services
Simon Fraser University
Halpern Centre, Burnaby, B.C. CANADA V5A 1S6
Phone: 604-291-3854 Fax: 604-291-3420 E-mail: Penny_Southby@sfu.ca
Andy Hoffer
-----------------------------------------------------------------
J.A. Hoffer, Ph.D.
Professor and Director, School of Kinesiology
Faculty of Applied Sciences, Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, British Columbia, V5A 1S6, CANADA
tel: (604) 291 3141 FAX: (604) 291 3040
e-mail: hoffer@sfu.ca
web home page: http://fas.sfu.ca/kin/faculty
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