Connection Commitment Collaboration - Child Life Council

Exhibitor List
The following is a list of exhibitors scheduled to participate
in the Exhibit Hall as of December 2007. For more
information on exhibiting, please contact the CLC office at
800-CLC-4515 or conference@childlife.org:
Alicia Rose “Victorious” Foundation
Beads of Courage
Bravery Hearts
Camp Mak-a-Dream
CaringBridge
Ceiling Scenes
Emspiration LLC
Flaghouse
Infant Massage USA
Kelsey’s Kids
Kids Count Consulting Services, Inc.
Kidzpace Interactive
Legacy Products, Inc.
Loma Linda University-Child Life Program
Med Bears LLC
Medical Memories
Playscapes
Playworks
Songs of Love Foundation
Starlight Starbright Children’s Foundation
SuperSibs!
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
The Oscar Litwak Foundation
Thetis Breeze
Special Services for Participants
with Disabilities
Individuals who require special services to allow full
participation in the conference should notify CLC no later
than March 25, 2008.
Professional Development Workshop Levels
Design a workshop curriculum that best enhances your
career and personal goals based on your level of experience.
Choose sessions from three experience levels: Entry,
Intermediate or Advanced.
Presentation Levels
Designated by the speaker(s) based on their own assessment
of the content, presentation levels provide participants
with guidelines for choosing which sessions to attend.
Though all sessions are open to any registrant—regardless
of experience level —attendees with less experience or
knowledge of specific topics are encouraged to participate
in the Entry or Intermediate level sessions. Please remember
that these designations are relative to your experience,
education and training.
n Entry Level – Presentations classified as Entry level are
designed for child life specialists with less than three
years of clinical practice or minimal knowledge of a
particular topic. Entry-level presentations include broad
background information and basic theory, skills and
interventions.
n Intermediate Level – Presentations classified as
Intermediate level are designed for child life specialists
with more than three years of clinical practice. Presenters
of Intermediate-level sessions will assume that participants
have experience in a variety of therapeutic situations
and wish to expand their knowledge base.
n Advanced Level – Presentations classified as Advanced
level are designed for child life specialists with extensive
clinical and/or administrative knowledge, skills and
experience. Presenters of Advanced-level sessions will
assume that participants have considerable knowledge of
the topic, and will require minimal introduction.
Conference Give-A-Way
We are pleased to announce that one of the items to be
given away to one lucky CLC 26th Annual Conference
attendee will be a Fun Center, donated by the Starlight
Starbright Children’s Foundation. A Fun Center is a mobile
entertainment unit containing a flat-screen TV, DVD
player, and a Nintendo Wii system. Whether hospitalized
children are nervously awaiting surgery, sitting restlessly
during a long treatment, or feeling lonely in their hospital
room, the Fun Center helps them cope by providing
endless hours of fun and distraction.
Room Monitors
Room monitors are assigned to each individual professional
development session at the conference. Monitors are tasked
with assisting speakers, distributing hand-outs (if applicable),
checking on audio/visual set-up, and if necessary,
checking off registrants as they arrive. We are in need of
volunteer room monitors for all sessions. If interested,
please indicate which session you would be willing to
monitor upon registering for the conference.
Child Life Council 26th Annual Conference on Professional Issues