REFLECTIONS SYMPOSIUM ON CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT REGISTER ONLINE. REGISTER ONLINE. Early Registration Deadline is August 31, 2017

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1 This project was supporte and awa for Victims of Crime, US D Justice, through the NC D Safety/Governor s Crime C TRAINING LOCATION Lake Junaluska Conference The Terrace and Harrell C 91 N. Lakeshore Drive Lake Junaluska, NC 2874 Visit the facility map and driving in 23 RD ANNUAL REFLECTIONS SYMPOSIUM ON CHILD ABUSE & NEGLECT SYMPOSIUM COLLABORA NC Child Medical Evaluati NC Justice Academy SUPPORTED BY National Children's Allianc Southern Regional Children NC Professional Society o of Children Governor's Crime Commis REGISTER ONLINE Early Registration Deadline is August 31, SEPTEMBER 26-28, 2017 LAKE JUNALUSKA CONFERENCE & RETREAT CENTER REGISTER ONLINE Early Registration Deadline is August 31, LODGING Rooms are available on si at the Terrace Hotel and L the state rate (state rate a a 3 night stay; rates highe stay). Call (800) lakejunaluska.com to rese (use Access/Group Code # secure group rate). The deadline for online lo is August 2. Afte call for reservations. Room a first come, first serve ba your reservations early! TARGET AUDIENCE This symposium is approp experienced law enforcem CPS workers, prosecutors professionals, mental hea (including psychologists & guardian ad litem advocat juvenile justice workers, c professionals and victim s serving child victims.

2 SIUM LECT 7 NTER 2017 SYMPOSIUM COLLABORATORS NC Child Medical Evaluation Program, UNC NC Justice Academy SUPPORTED BY National Children's Alliance Southern Regional Children's Advocacy Center NC Professional Society on the Abuse of Children Governor's Crime Commission This project was supported by Award No: and awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, US Department of Justice, through the NC Department of Public Safety/Governor s Crime Commission. TRAINING LOCATION Lake Junaluska Conference & Retreat Center The Terrace and Harrell Center 91 N. Lakeshore Drive Lake Junaluska, NC Visit to download the facility map and driving instructions LODGING Rooms are available on site at Lake Junaluska at the Terrace Hotel and Lambuth Inn at the state rate (state rate at Terrace requires a 3 night stay; rates higher for 1-2 night stay). Call (800) or visit www. lakejunaluska.com to reserve lodging online (use Access/Group Code # to secure group rate). The deadline for online lodging reservations is August 2. After this date, please call for reservations. Rooms are available on a first come, first serve basis. Please make your reservations early! TARGET AUDIENCE This symposium is appropriate for new and experienced law enforcement officers, DSS/ CPS workers, prosecutors, medical & nursing professionals, mental health professionals (including psychologists & social workers), guardian ad litem advocates, case managers, juvenile justice workers, child advocacy professionals and victim service providers serving child victims. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The 23rd Annual Reflections Child Abuse & Neglect Symposium offers a multi-disciplinary training opportunity for professionals dealing with child abuse. Geared for professionals involved within a Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) as part of the children s advocacy center (CAC) model, this training allows for disciplinespecific and/or cross-training of professionals in the investigation, evaluation, treatment and prosecution of child maltreatment cases. OBJECTIVES At the conclusion of this educational activity, the participant should be able to: 1. Recognize and describe the ways in which professionals dealing with child abuse (from their various disciplines) collaborate to make the investigation, evaluation and prosecution of child maltreatment cases stronger and more efficient. 2. Apply knowledge and skills to improve the multi-disciplinary response of professionals dealing with child abuse in the investigation, evaluation, treatment and prosecution of child maltreatment cases. CONTINUING EDUCATION Application for general Continuing Education Units (CEU), Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits and Criminal Investigation Certificate Program (CICP) credits has been made to the Western Carolina University Continuing Education Department, the NC State Bar and the NC Justice Academy. Enrollment and/or payment for CEU credit is available online and all of these credits will be available in the registration area. If a fee applies to these credits, the responsibility for payment will be with the participant. The costs for any of the respective fees is not included in your registration fee. Nursing Credit: This activity is being submitted to the Alabama Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. Alabama State Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center s Commission on Accreditation. Nurses must attend 100% of each session in order to receive credit for that session.

3 GENERAL INFORMATION Nonprofit Org U.S. Postage PAID CACNC REGISTRATION FEES Registration form(s) and payment are required from each participant to guarantee registration. The preferred method is to register and pay online. Attendees must register and make payment at www. cacnc.org/training or mail form(s) with payment by August 31, 2017 to qualify for the early registration rate. An additional $25 registration fee will apply for any/all registration postmarked after August 31, If registering by mail, make checks payable to CACNC and mail check with registration form(s) to: CACNC, P.O. Box 1020, Graham, NC Registration fees include symposium materials, breakfast/lunch buffet on Tuesday, September 26th and Wednesday, September 27th, breakfast on Thursday, September 28th, afternoon snack breaks and a Certificate of Attendance. An administrative fee of $35 will be assessed for checks returned for any reason including insufficient funds. LODGING Symposium registration does not include lodging. All training activities will be held at the Terrace Hotel and the Harrell Center Auditorium (directly across from the Terrace) at Lake Junaluska. Online reservations for lodging are available until August 26, Please use Access/Group Code # to secure the group rate. After August 26th, you must call Lake Junaluska at (800) to reserve rooms. CANCELLATION Registration cancellation requests must be made in writing ( is acceptable). All requests are subject to the approval of CACNC. If approved, all refunds will be issued after the symposium. There will be no refunds after August 31, 2017; however, registration may be transferred to another person. In the event of transferred registration, contact the CACNC office as soon as possible with this change to ensure that symposium materials (badges, registration and certificates) are printed with the correct name. LEGAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT CREDITS Application for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits and Criminal Investigation Certificate Program (CICP) credits have been made to the North Carolina State Bar and the North Carolina Justice Academy. Enrollment and/or payment for these credits will be available in the registration area. If a fee applies to these credits, the responsibility for payment will be with the participant. This cost is not included in the registration fees. CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE All registered participants will be issued a Certificate of Attendance (COA). Certificates will be made available at the end of the last session of the day the participant is scheduled to attend the symposium. These certificates will not be mailed after the symposium. It is the participant s responsibility to collect this certificate upon departure from the symposium. MATERIALS Most workshop handouts will be available for downloading prior to the symposium via Dropbox. Information regarding the handouts will be communicated to paid/ registered participants upon receipt of all forms/payments. Participants are encouraged to pick up symposium materials at CACNC registration area at the Terrace main lounge on 2nd floor, on Monday evening, September 25 from 4:30 6:30 p.m. The registration area will be open daily at 8:00 a.m. beginning Tuesday, September 26. ATTENTION MEDICAL PROVIDERS The specialized medical track will run concurrently with the MDT sessions. A separate brochure and registration form will soon be available for download at Cover photo by David Joy PO Box 1020 Graham, NC 27253

4 AT-A-GLANCE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25, :30 6:30pm Symposium Check-In The Terrace Lobby TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 7:00 8:00am Breakfast Terrace and Lambuth Dining Rooms (Meal Ticket Required) 8:00 9:00 Symposium Check-In The Terrace Lobby 9:00 9:30 Welcome & Opening Deana Joy Harrell Center 9:30 10:15 KEYNOTE ADDRESS More Than a Statistic : Giving Hope to Children Behind the Data Molly-Catherine Goodson, JD 10:30 12:00pm A WORKSHOPS 12:00 1:30 Conference Luncheon 1:30 3:00 B WORKSHOPS 3:15 4:45 C WORKSHOPS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 27, :00 8:00am Breakfast Terrace and Lambuth Dining Rooms (Meal Ticket Required) 8:00 8:30 Symposium Check-In The Terrace Lobby 8:30 10:00 D WORKSHOPS 10:15 11:45 E WORKSHOPS 11:45 1:15pm Conference Luncheon 1:15 2:45 F WORKSHOPS 3:00 4:30 G WORKSHOPS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 28, :00 8:00am Breakfast Terrace and Lambuth Dining Rooms (Meal Ticket Required) 8:00 8:30 Symposium Check-In The Terrace Lobby 8:30 10:00 H WORKSHOPS 10:15 11:45 I WORKSHOP SYMPOSIUM WORKSHOPS WELCOME AND OPENING REMARKS 9:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Deana Joy KEYNOTE ADDRESS 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. More than a Statistic : Giving Hope to the Children Behind the Data Molly-Catherine Goodson, JD A WORKSHOPS 10:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. A1 Current Trends in Social Media & Child Sexual Exploitation Investigations Kathy Stewart, Special Agent, Alabama State Bureau of Investigation INTRODUCTORY - A2 Suicidal Ideation, Self-Injurious Behavior, and My Life as a Hotline Crisis Counselor Nick Zadina, MA INTRODUCTORY - A3 State of NC vs Sherita McNeil: A Case of Undetermined Homicidal Violence Melanie Shekita, JD INTERMEDIATE. Prosecutors and Law Enforcement A4 Medical Aspects of Sexual Abuse for Investigations Deb Flowers, MSN, CPNP INTRODUCTORY. DSS/CPS, Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and Nurses B WORKSHOPS 1:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. B1 Emerging Internet Technologies and How Child Predators & Pornographers Adopt Them Don Colcolough, CISSP, CIPP INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement and Prosecutors B2 Trauma and Resiliency in Families (Part 1 of 2) Nick Zadina, MA INTRODUCTORY. All Disciplines B3 Developing Cross Cultural Competence Alvera Lesane, Ed. D B4 I Take it Back : When a Child Recants Allegations of Sexual Abuse Carrie Paschall, Forensic Interviewer, Dallas CAC INTRODUCTORY. Forensic Interviewers, DSS/CPS, Nurses and Physicians C WORKSHOPS 3:15 p.m. 4:45 p.m. C1 How Internet Predators an are Cloaking Themselves and T Don Colcolough, CISSP, CIPP INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcem Forensic Interviewers and Nurse C2 Trauma and Resiliency in Nick Zadina, MA INTRODUCTORY. All Discipline C3 The Medical Exam in a CA Amy Suttle, MD & Brandi Reaga Dragonfly House INTRODUCTORY. All Discipline C4 But I Love Him : When a Offender (or thinks they do) Carrie Paschall, Forensic Intervie INTRODUCTORY. Forensic Inte Nurses and Physicians D WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, 8:30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. D1 Building on the Foundatio Strategic Partnerships Dave Betz, BA, MBA D2 Outcomes Framework for Cym Doggett, LCSW INTRODUCTORY - INTERMEDIA D3 The Cop & The Prosecuto to Eliminate Reasonable Doubt Cases (Part 1 of 2) Jim Sears, Retired Irving, Texas P INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcem D4 Minimizing Miscommunica Interviews (Part 1 of 2) INTERMEDIATE. Forensic Intervie Advocates and Nurses E WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, 10:15 11:45 a.m. E1 What Sex Offenders Can Interviewing E2 What Dr. Seuss Knows Ab Wellness/Survival & MDT Appr Dan Powers, ACSW, LCSW INTRODUCTORY - INTERMEDIA E3 The Cop & The Prosecutor Eliminate Reasonable Doubt in Cases (Part 2 of 2) Jim Sears, Retired Irving, Texas P INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcem E4 Minimizing Miscommunica Interviews (Part 2 of 2) F WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, 1:15 p.m. 2:45 p.m. F1 Sex Offenders: What Judg and Child Advocates Should Kn

5 WORKSHOPS ING REMARKS. Giving Hope to the Children, JD. ocial Media & Child Sexual ns gent, Alabama State Bureau RMEDIATE. All Disciplines elf-injurious Behavior, and is Counselor RMEDIATE. All Disciplines rita McNeil: A Case of l Violence utors and Law Enforcement Sexual Abuse for P PS, Law Enforcement, Technologies and How Child ers Adopt Them CIPP forcement and Prosecutors ncy in Families (Part 1 of 2) sciplines ultural Competence iplines hen a Child Recants use Interviewer, Dallas CAC sic Interviewers, DSS/CPS, C1 How Internet Predators and Child Pornographers are Cloaking Themselves and Their Activity Don Colcolough, CISSP, CIPP INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement, Prosecutors, Forensic Interviewers and Nurses C2 Trauma and Resiliency in Families (Part 2 of 2) Nick Zadina, MA INTRODUCTORY. All Disciplines C3 The Medical Exam in a CAC Setting Amy Suttle, MD & Brandi Reagan, Ex. Director of The Dragonfly House INTRODUCTORY. All Disciplines C4 But I Love Him : When a Child Loves Their Offender (or thinks they do) Carrie Paschall, Forensic Interviewer, Dallas CAC INTRODUCTORY. Forensic Interviewers, DSS/CPS, Nurses and Physicians D WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, :30 a.m. 10:00 a.m. D1 Building on the Foundation of MDT Success; Strategic Partnerships Dave Betz, BA, MBA D2 Outcomes Framework for CACs/MDTs Cym Doggett, LCSW INTRODUCTORY - D3 The Cop & The Prosecutor: Working Together to Eliminate Reasonable Doubt in Child Sexual Abuse Cases (Part 1 of 2) Jim Sears, Retired Irving, Texas PD & Nancy Lamb, JD INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement and Prosecutors D4 Minimizing Miscommunication in Child Forensic Interviews (Part 1 of 2) INTERMEDIATE. Forensic Interviewers, DSS/CPS, Advocates and Nurses E WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, :15 11:45 a.m. E1 What Sex Offenders Can Teach Us About Interviewing E2 What Dr. Seuss Knows About Doing This Job! Wellness/Survival & MDT Approach to Child Abuse Dan Powers, ACSW, LCSW INTRODUCTORY - E3 The Cop & The Prosecutor: Working Together to Eliminate Reasonable Doubt in Child Sexual Abuse Cases (Part 2 of 2) Jim Sears, Retired Irving, Texas PD & Nancy Lamb, JD INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement and Prosecutors E4 Minimizing Miscommunication in Child Forensic Interviews (Part 2 of 2) F WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, :15 p.m. 2:45 p.m. F1 Sex Offenders: What Judges, Lawyers, Investigators and Child Advocates Should Know (Part 1 of 2) F2 Juvenile Sex Offenders: A Challenge for the Team Dan Powers, ACSW, LCSW INTRODUCTORY - F3 Interview & Interrogation Strategies for Child Abuse/Fatality Investigations Joe Kennedy, Retired Special Agent in Charge, NCIS INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement, Prosecutors and DSS/CPS F4 Art of Interviewing: Rapport as a State of Being Not a Step INTERMEDIATE. Forensic Interviewers, DSS/CPS, Advocates and Nurses G WORKSHOPS Wednesday, September 27, :00 4:30 p.m. G1 Sex Offenders: What Judges, Lawyers, Investigators and Child Advocates Should Know (Part 2 of 2) G2 A Guide to Ethical Management of CACs Dan Powers, ACSW, LCSW INTRODUCTORY. All Disciplines G3 Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force/Child Pornography & Online Victimization of Children Kathy Stewart, Special Agent, Alabama State Bureau of Investigation G4 Panel Discussion on Current Models, Trends and Protocols of Forensic Interviewing Carrie Paschall, FI-Dallas CAC, Julie Kenniston, MSW, LISW & Mark Everson, Ph. D INTERMEDIATE - ADVANCED. Forensic Interviewers and Nurses H WORKSHOPS Thursday, September 28, :30 10:00 a.m. H1 Selection, Engagement and Seduction of Children and Adults by Child Molesters H2 Domestic Violence: A New Look Jim Sears, Retired Irving, Texas PD INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement, First Responders and Nurses H3 Combatting Defense Tactics: Working Together to Ensure Fair Treatment of Victims in Court Kelly Stetzer, JD INTRODUCTORY - INTERMEDIATE. Law Enforcement and Prosecutors H4 Medical Aspects of Physical Abuse for Investigations Ann Parsons, NP, MN, RN INTRODUCTORY - I WORKSHOP Thursday, September 28, :15 11:45 a.m. I1 Suffer From BURNOUT? Give em the F.I.N.G.E.R.! Mark Yarbrough, JD ALL ATTENDEES KE Mo ab the gra Ma sp C Gr sha cam JUL Jul So int Ab int Th pro con CO Cu las an ha Pro Ch Th ad rel tes on DA Da Pre Pla no off pro an MA Ma He As gra Sc sp

6 A Challenge for the Team DIATE. All Disciplines n Strategies for Child s Agent in Charge, NCIS ement, Prosecutors and pport as a State of Being erviewers, DSS/CPS, 7, 2017 dges, Lawyers, Investigators Know (Part 2 of 2) T es agement of CACs ines t Children Task Force/Child ization of Children t, Alabama State Bureau of es rrent Models, Trends and ewing, Julie Kenniston, MSW, D. Forensic Interviewers 2017 and Seduction of Children rs T es New Look as PD ement, First Responders ctics: Working Together to tims in Court DIATE. Law Enforcement ical Abuse for Investigations DIATE. All Disciplines 2017 T? Give em the FEATURED SPEAKERS KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MOLLY-CATHERINE GOODSON, MA, JD Molly-Catherine Goodson is an advocate, speaker, and writer who is passionate about bringing professionals together to use a multi-faceted approach to address the issues of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse. Molly-Catherine graduated from Liberty University School of Law, with a Juris Doctor and a Master of Arts in Human Services Counseling with a Children, Families, and Law specialization. During her time at Liberty University School of Law, she founded Child Abuse Awareness Week and was named the Outstanding Family Law Graduate by the Virginia State Bar. Molly-Catherine speaks from her heart, as she shares her personal life experience and how the influence of one attorney, who came into her life when she was a child, changed the trajectory of her story. JULIE KENNISTON, MSW, LISW is the Executive Director of The Center for Family Solutions in Hamilton, Ohio. She presents nationally and internationally on forensic interviewing. She is a faculty member for the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children (APSAC) and Ohio Attorney General s Finding Words forensic interview courses. Ms. Kenniston coordinated the Forensic Training Institute for The Childhood Trust and now manages the updated Child Forensic Interviewing program. She co-chairs the APSAC forensic interviewer committee and has conducted over 3,000 forensic interviews. CORY JEWELL JENSEN, MS, CCSOT Currently the senior trainer for CBI Consulting, Cory Jewell Jensen, M.S., spent the last 35 years providing evaluation and treatment services to adult sex offenders and their families in Portland, Oregon. In addition to her clinical work, Ms. Jensen has provided training and consultation services to The National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse, The National Child Advocacy Center, The National Children s Alliance, The United States Navy, The National Crime Victims Association, The National Boy Scouts Foundation, and a number of law enforcement, child advocacy and faith-based organizations. She has published a number of articles related to sex offender treatment, risk management and child abuse prevention, testified as an expert witness in local and federal courts and been a featured guest on radio talk shows and the Oprah Winfrey Show. DAN POWERS, ACSW, LCSW Dan Powers, LCSW is a clinical social worker and currently serves as Senior Vice President and Clinical Director for Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County in Plano, Texas. He supervises a staff of 22 therapists and clinical interns providing no cost services to victims of child abuse and family violence as well as their nonoffending family members. As Senior VP he is responsible for clinical operations and program development as well as directing the Advocacy Center s clinical internship and training program. MARK YARBROUGH, JD Mark Yarbrough served for 20 years as the District Attorney in Lamb County Texas. He served on the board of directors for the Texas District & County Attorney s Association and is a member of the National District Attorney s Association. Mark graduated from Abilene Christian University and received his JD from the Texas Tech School of Law. Mark retired in 2012 and travels the country giving motivational speeches regarding burnout. 23 RD ANNUAL REFLECTIO You may register and pay mail along with check to: C NAME (PRINT your name as WORK TITLE AGENCY WORK ADDRESS DAY PHONE REGISTRATION INFORMA Early registration deadline postmarked by this deadlin will be issued after August WORKSHOP SELECTIONS Please indicate your FIRST morning, September 26. T admittance. Workshop ad A Workshops: B Workshops: C Workshops: D Workshops: E Workshops: F Workshops: G Workshops: H Workshops: I Workshop: Tue Tue Tue We We We We Th Th PAYMENT INFORMATION If you did not register/pay make check payable to CA CACNC, PO Box 1020, G ENTIRE SYMPOSIUM ENTIRE SYMPOSIUM TWO DAYS ONLY (Po TWO DAYS ONLY (Po ONE DAY ONLY ONE DAY ONLY (Pos (Pos CONTINUING EDUCATIO Pre-purchase CEU s/co

7 REGISTRATION ON, MA, JD writer who is passionate ceted approach to address ild abuse. Molly-Catherine ith a Juris Doctor and a hildren, Families, and Law chool of Law, she founded Outstanding Family Law eaks from her heart, as she ence of one attorney, who jectory of her story. r of The Center for Family internationally on forensic Professional Society on the l s Finding Words forensic ensic Training Institute for hild Forensic Interviewing iewer committee and has ell Jensen, M.S., spent the ices to adult sex offenders er clinical work, Ms. Jensen e National Center for the cacy Center, The National l Crime Victims Association, of law enforcement, child lished a number of articles nd child abuse prevention, and been a featured guest ently serves as Senior Vice Center of Collin County in d clinical interns providing lence as well as their nonle for clinical operations and Center s clinical internship rney in Lamb County Texas. istrict & County Attorney s torney s Association. Mark d his JD from the Texas Tech ountry giving motivational 23 RD ANNUAL REFLECTIONS SYMPOSIUM ON CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT You may register and pay online at or complete registration form(s) and mail along with check to: CACNC, PO Box 1020, Graham, NC NAME (PRINT your name as it should appear on your name badge) WORK TITLE YEARS IN PROFESSION AGENCY WORK ADDRESS CITY/STATE/ZIP DAY PHONE PREFERRED REGISTRATION INFORMATION Early registration deadline is August 31, Symposium fees increase by $25 if registration is not postmarked by this deadline for any reason. There will be NO on-site registration and no refunds will be issued after August 31, 2017; however, registration may be transferred to another person. WORKSHOP SELECTIONS Please indicate your FIRST choice for workshops for each breakout session beginning Tuesday morning, September 26. This information is for assigning meeting space and does not guarantee admittance. Workshop admittance is on a first come, first serve basis. A Workshops: Tues, 10:30am A1 A2 A3 A4 B Workshops: Tues, 1:30pm B1 B2 B3 B4 C Workshops: Tues, 3:15pm C1 C2 C3 C4 D Workshops: Wed, 8:30am D1 D2 D3 D4 E Workshops: Wed, 10:15am E1 E2 E3 E4 F Workshops: Wed, 1:15pm F1 F2 F3 F4 G Workshops: Wed, 3:00pm G1 G2 G3 G4 H Workshops: Thurs, 8:30am H1 H2 H3 H4 I Workshop: Thurs, 10:15am I1 PAYMENT INFORMATION If you did not register/pay online at and are paying by check, make check payable to CACNC and include with registration form(s) to: CACNC, PO Box 1020, Graham, NC ENTIRE SYMPOSIUM (Postmarked by 8/31) $200 ENTIRE SYMPOSIUM (Postmarked after 8/31) $225 TWO DAYS ONLY (Postmarked by 8/31) $175 Which Days: 9/26 9/27 9/28 TWO DAYS ONLY (Postmarked after 8/31) $200 Which Days: 9/26 9/27 9/28 ONE DAY ONLY (Postmarked by 8/31) $125 Which Day: 9/26 9/27 9/28 ONE DAY ONLY (Postmarked after 8/31) $150 Which Day: 9/26 9/27 9/28 CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (credits may also be purchased on-site) Pre-purchase CEU s/contact Hours from Western Carolina University $15

8 RCEMENT CREDITS uing Legal Education inal Investigation ICP) credits have th Carolina State Bar Justice Academy. ment for these credits registration area. If a edits, the responsibility th the participant. This the registration fees. REFLEC ON CH NDANCE nts will be issued a ce (COA). Certificates at the end of the the participant the symposium. not be mailed after he participant s ct this certificate upon mposium. uts will be available to the symposium ion regarding the unicated to paid/ upon receipt of all raged to pick up t CACNC registration in lounge on 2nd floor, eptember 25 from egistration area will be. beginning Tuesday, PROVIDERS al track will run DT sessions. nd registration form for download at ng. PO Box 1020 Graham, NC Nonprofit Org U.S. Postage PAID CACNC 23 RD ANNUAL REFLECTIONS YMPOSIUM ON CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT LAKE JUNALUSKA CONFERENCE & RETREAT CENTER SEPTEMBER 26-28, 2017 REGISTER ONLINE Early Registration Deadline is August 31, SE CONFE Early R