18th Biennial Conference on Human Development (CHD 2004)

Friday, April 23rd, 12 noon
Sunday, April 25th, 1pm

DO NOT MISS
**Friday Night Dinner Cruise on the Potomac**

The Conference on Human Development provides a warm and inviting opportunity for lively interchange among scholars, students, practitioners, child advocates, policy makers, and others interested in human development, broadly defined. The conference invites contributions from multiple disciplines (psychology, education, human development and family studies, counseling, social work, child welfare, cognitive science, neuroscience, anthropology, and others), relating to multiple domains of typical and atypical human development (cognitive, social, emotional, biological, language, motor), within multiple contexts for development (cultural, school, family, genetic/biological, economic, clinical, neighborhood), and pertaining to multiple periods of development (prenatal, infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, life-span). In addition to being a forum for sharing new research, methods, and theory, the conference will also be an important venue for sharing advances in child advocacy, policy, as well as educational, clinical, and child welfare applications for promoting optimal development across the life span.

Invited Speakers
Adele Diamond
Jacqueline Goodnow
Fred Morrison
Ross Thompson

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