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Troy,
Michigan - February 28, 2004
This
Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Training program will be held
at:
Michigan
State University - Management Education Center
811 W Square Lake Road
Troy, MI 48098
The
program is sponsored by the Autism
Society of America, Oakland County Chapter
Registration:
You
can
register
online or download a mail-in
registration form.
Fees: ASA Member: $70; General Registration:
$85 (an optional light luncheon is $10 in the MSU Center Dining Room)
6
CLE credits have been approved by Indiana & Ohio.
This conference has been approved for .5 SB-CEUs (State Board Continuing
Education Units), the maximum 5 contact hour credit.
Questions? Please call (248) 393-3131
or email N.Luyckx@asaoakland.org
Free
parking will be available at the conference location.
Lunch
will
be available at a cost of $10.00 in the banquet room. Below is a list
of nearby restaurants.
- Peppy's
Pizza-Subs & Bakery, 5965 Livernois Rd., Troy, MI (248) 828-8485
Distance 0.0 Mile.
- Subway
Sandwiches & Salads 34 W. Square Lake Road, Troy (248) 828-7877.
Distance: 0.1 Mile.
- Orchid
Café III, 56 W. Square Lake Road, Troy (248) 828-4149. Distance:
0.1 Mile.
- Savage's
Country Vittles 91 E Long Lake Road, Troy (248) 879-1763. Distance:
1.0 Mile
- Kim's
Family restaurant, 102 E. Long Lake Road, Troy (248) 524-9207. Distance:
1.0 Mile.
- T-Birds
Chicken & ribs 4970 Livernois Road, Troy (248) 689-4690. Distance:
1.0 Mile
- Dairy
Queen 6017 Rochester Road, Troy, (248) 879-0682. Distance: 1.0 Mile.
- Mr.
Wok 6061 Rochester Road, Troy (248) 828-8181. Distance 1.0 Mile.
- Little
Daddy's 5407 Crooks Road, Troy (248) 267-9333. Distance 1.1 Mile.
Detroit
Metropolitan Airport is located about 40 miles from the conference
site.
Detailed
directions from Map Quest.
Simply go to www.mapquest.com
and fill in your personal information and
Michigan State University Management Education Center, 811 W Square
Lake Road, Troy, Michigan 48098.
From I-75
take the Crooks Road exit. Crooks Road is exit number 72. At the end
of the exit ramp turn right and go 1/2 mile north on Crooks road to
the intersection of Square Lake Road. Turn right on to Square Lake Road
and head east. MSU Management Education Center's driveway is the first
one on the right hand side.
Accommodations
- Lenox
Suites Hotel of Chicago, 5700 Crooks Road, Troy (248) 879-4700. Distance:
0.3 Mile.
- Hilton,
5500 Crooks Road, Troy (248) 879-2100. Distance: 0.5 Miles.
- Red
Roof Inn 2580 Crooks Road, Rochester Hills, MI (248) 853-6400. Distance:
2.5 Miles.
- Best
Western Inn 1919 Star Batt Dr., Rochester Hills (248) 299-1210. Distance:
2.9 Miles.
- Drury
Inns 575 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy (248) 528-3330. Distance: 3.1 Miles.
- Marriott
Hotels & Resorts 200 W Big Beaver, Troy (248) 680-9797. 3.1 Miles
- Holiday
Inn 2537 Rochester Court, Troy (248) 689-7500. Distance: 3.8 Miles.
- Red
Roof Inn 2350 Rochester Court, Troy (248) 689-4391. Distance: 3.9
Miles.
- Super
8 Motel, 1145 W Maple Road, Clawson (248) 435-8881. Distance: 4.0
Miles.
- Somerset
Inn Troy 2601 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy (248) 643-7800. Distance: 3.2
Miles.
Attractions
As part
of the Metro Detroit Region, Troy enjoys close proximity to a spectrum
of culture and entertainment you can only find in a major American City:
- Sporting
events include auto racing, boat racing, Lions Football at Ford Field,
Soccer, Red Wing Hockey at Joe Louis Arena, Pistons Basketball at
the Palace of Auburn Hills, and Tiger Baseball at Comerica Park.
- Live
theater, dance, comedy and music at the Hillberry and Bonstelle Theaters
at Wayne State University, Meadow Brook Theater at Oakland University,
the Masonic Temple, Second City Comedy Club, and the Fox, Fisher,
Detroit Repertory and Attic Theaters.
- Works
by the old and new masters at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Cranbrook
Academy of the Arts, The Detroit Cultural Center, The Center for Creative
Studies, Pewabic Pottery and hundreds of public and private galleries.
- Classical,
country, and every music style in between at Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Hall, DTE Energy Theater, Meadow Brook Festival, Detroit Jazz Festival,
Michigan Opera Theatre, Chene Park Music Theatre, and countless clubs
and restaurants.
- History
and science come alive at the Troy Museum and Historic Village, Cranbrook
Institute of Science, the Museum of African American History, Henry
Ford Museum & Greenfield Village, Dossin Great Lakes Museum, the
Detroit Science Center, Motown Historical Museum and the Edsel &
Eleanor Ford House.
- The
lions roar, the eels glow, and the penguins waddle at the Detroit
Zoo, Belle Isle Aquarium and Belle Isle Zoo.
The list
goes on and on just pack a picnic, or pop your opera glasses into your
pocket, and cruise to the Motor City! Visit the official
website of Troy, Michigan
for details.
Michigan
Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities
We
built the Michigan
Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities so you can get reliable
information and support. The Michigan
Yellow Pages has many useful resources - evaluators, educational
consultants, academic tutors, support groups, grassroots organizations,
advocates, attorneys and others who help parents get services for their
children.
If you provide a service, sign up to be listed on the Yellow
Pages for Kids with Disabilities - this is a free service from Wrightslaw.

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