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2008 AT Expo Pictures

Tammy Koger, Director of NCATP, welcomes everyone to the 2008 AT Expo

Tammy Koger, Director of NCATP, welcomes everyone to the 2008 AT Expo.

The Keynote speaker was Ollie D. Cantos, Esq., Civil Rights Division , US Department of Justice

The Keynote speaker was Ollie D. Cantos, Esq., Civil Rights Division , US Department of Justice.

Les Seitz received the AT Award of Excellence for his advocacy for people with disabilities.

Les Seitz received the AT Award of Excellence for his advocacy for people with disabilities.

Celeste Helling, Speech Language Pathologist with NCATP, received the AT Award of Excellence

Celeste Helling, Speech Language Pathologist with NCATP, received the AT Award of Excellence
for her work as an AT Professional.

The Exhibit Hall displays a wide range of assistive technology devices by vendors from all parts of the US. The Exhibit Hall is FREE.

The Exhibit Hall displays a wide range of assistive technology devices by vendors from all parts of the US. The Exhibit Hall is FREE.

 

 

 

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