2021 AMF Power of Neurodiversity Conference Cultivating Success in the Classroom & Beyond!
July 22, 2021 @ 8:00AM — July 23, 2021 @ 4:00PM Central Time (US & Canada)
The 2021 AMF Power of Neurodiversity Conference focuses on the strengths, abilities, dreams, and goals of individuals that learn and communicate differently. Success stories from individuals and family members will be shared with a special focus on extended family partnerships to strengthen those relationships. Top professionals in the field will share their research and strategies building off of strengths and abilities, turning the stigma of disabilities on its head! This is a one-of-a-kind conference, bringing a fresh perspective and hope for true inclusion in our society. Join us in cultivating success in the Classroom & Beyond!
The 2021 AMF Power of Neurodiversity Conference focuses on the strengths, abilities, dreams, and goals of individuals that learn and communicate differently. Success stories from individuals and family members will be shared with a special focus on extended family partnerships to strengthen those relationships. Top professionals in the field will share their research and strategies building off of strengths and abilities, turning the stigma of disabilities on its head! This is a one-of-a-kind conference, bringing a fresh perspective and hope for true inclusion in our society. Join us in cultivating success in the Classroom & Beyond!
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NEW this year...
The Together Again Banquet is a celebration of all the holidays and special events we missed due to the quarantine!
Reunited and it feels so good!
As restrictions lift, let's say "so long quarantine". It is time to celebrate "reuniting" after being apart for so long and make up for holidays that we have missed celebrating together.
We are throwing the biggest St.Patrick's-Easter-de Mayo-of-July party anyone's ever seen.
Tickets are available!
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Keynote Speakers:
Getting into the Weeds: FAQ’s in a Medical Cannabis State
Cannabis legalization is happening. Some of us feel this is happening at a breakneck pace, while others feel it has taken far too long. Something we share is having many questions about the messages that bombard us on a daily basis. In this presentation, Fred Rottnek, MD, MAHCM, board-certified in both family medicine and addiction medicine, will bring his experience to answer common FAQ’s about medical cannabis, marijuana vs. hemp, legalization, and decriminalization, product safety, and quality, what we know and what we don’t know about short-term and long-term use and other concerns that all of should consider in states that have legalized cannabis use.
Dr. Rottnek is a Professor and the Director of Community medicine at Saint Louis University (SLU) School of Medicine and Medical Director of the Physician Assistant Program. His clinical practices have included correctional healthcare, homeless healthcare, community clinics, and addiction medicine. He teaches in the School of Medicine, the PA Program, the Interprofessional Education Program, and the Center for Health Law Studies. Dr. Rottnek is the Medical Director for the Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA), as well as the Program Director of the Saint Louis University Addiction Medicine Fellowship.
CBD & Epilepsy - The Gift of A Normal Life
Mitch Meyers
Mitch spent most of her professional years in Marketing and Brand building for major companies. Anheuser-Busch, Ralston Purina, Energizer Batteries, Motorola, and many others. After building a marketing agency in St. Louis for 15 years and retiring in 2003, she became interested in medical cannabis after observing it in Colorado. She led a team of Investors to apply for and receive a medical cannabis dispensary license in the Chicago Area in 2014. Seeing the real-world benefits they were providing to patients, she applied for 1 of the cultivation and manufacturing licenses in Missouri to treat Epilepsy patients with CBD. This experience gave her company, Beleaf Life's Oils, the ability to introduce cannabis as a natural plant medicine to skeptical Midwesterners. Educating the public about cannabis and what it could do for health in our region became her mission.
In 2018, Missouri passed Amendment by the vote of the people to make medical cannabis legal in the state. Mitch led another team to apply for licenses to participate and was very fortunate to receive multiple licenses to cultivate, manufacture and sell products through their dispensaries.
Cannabis has been used for thousands of years throughout the world without the devastating effects that many prescription drugs can produce. Hear the types of patients that are benefiting in Missouri and how someone can qualify to participate in our state's medical cannabis program.
The Power of Neurodiversity –
The Secret that works with Everyone…
Rachel C. Morgan, Ed.D., CAS, BCTS, Author, National Speaker, Consultant, Adjunct Professor – Owner/President & CEO
What is the strategy that works with everyone? Wow, wouldn’t the answer to that solve a lot of our problems? This question gets asked a lot and the answer might surprise you. Believe it or not, there is a secret strategy that works with everyone in every situation. The secret lies in all of us and is the most powerful tool in your toolbelt! You do not want to miss this presentation as Dr. Morgan explores what this secret is and how it works. She will share new research findings from a pilot program that will challenge your current beliefs, values, and attitudes.Dr. Morgan is a proud wife and mother of four amazing children! She received her Doctorate degree in Instructional Leadership with an emphasis in Andragogy from Lindenwood University in 2017. Dr. Morgan holds a master’s degree in Education with an emphasis in early intervention in Autism & Sensory Impairments. She became Internationally Certified as an Autism Specialist in Jan. 2014 and a Board-Certified Tele-Practice Specialist in 2020. Dr. Morgan founded a non-profit organization called the Adam Morgan Foundation (AMF) in 2008. AMF is dedicated to creating inclusive opportunities for Neurodivergent Individuals and/or other co-occurring conditions within all aspects of their lives through education, awareness, access to communication preference, and technology. Dr. Morgan is the Founder/President of the Adam Morgan Foundation. As a national speaker & published author of “Building Forever Friendships – Strategies to Help Your Friend with Autism or Other Special Needs at School”, Dr. Morgan’s expertise and research focus on the inclusion of all students at school, home, their neighborhood, and the greater community.
Breakout Session Presenters:
Stephen and his Tri-Wizard Tournament
Presented by: Stephen Bueltmann
Stephen, also known as Harry Potter, Jr., has taken on his own version of the Tri-Wizard Tournament. Stephen was diagnosed with Autism at age 2.5 and then Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) at age 3. Fighting through the diagnosis of autism and DMD, fighting the school system, and then fighting the medical system, Stephen has come out the winner. No following textbook examples for this guy as he writes his own book of life!
“This is Me.”
Presented by: Randy Pritchett
As a child of a single mom with mental illness in rural Missouri, I grew up in and out of foster care following whatever I was told to do by the foster families. After graduating High School, I began speaking out for what I wanted my life to look like. Through the last decade of my life, I have learned about my right to make choices and that I have a voice in my own future. I turned 30yrs old last year and am more independent than ever! I have a full-time job, pay my own bills, live in a beautiful house that I rent with 3 housemates. Look out world, here I come!
Dr. Holly Karraker
Holly Karraker earned her Ph.D. in Educational Studies, M.A. in Special Education, and B.A. in Special Education at Saint Louis University. She holds Missouri State Teacher Certification for School Psychological Examiner, Learning Disabilities, Behavior Disorders, and Mentally Handicapping Conditions. Dr. Karraker previously served as the Director of the Special Learning Clinic at Saint Louis University where she gained extensive experience in the assessment and diagnosis of educational disabilities. Dr. Karraker currently serves as an Associate Professor of Counseling at Lindenwood University and leads Lindenwood’s School Psychological Examiner certification program. Dr. Karraker teaches graduate coursework, including Individual Intelligence Testing, Individual Diagnostic Assessment, and Internship in Diagnostic Assessment. Her professional and research interests include educational assessment and implications for students with a history of acute illness and rare disorders.
The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, 5 th Edition: Understanding your child’s intelligence test results
IQ? Index? Subtest? Scaled Score? Standard Score? Fluid Reasoning? Crystallized Ability? Visual-Spatial Processing? Have you been presented your child’s test results and been left wondering what all of this means? This presentation will give you an overview of the structure of the most commonly used IQ test in the schools, the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, 5 th Edition, and what is being measured. You will learn the basics of test-related statistics, helping you understand what all of those numbers mean.
Objectives: Understanding of the structure of the WISC-V, Understanding of what the WISC-V measures Understanding of basic test statistics (i.e., bell curve, standard scores, scaled scores, etc.)
The Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children, 5 th Edition: Strengths-based interpretation of intelligence test results
Educational evaluations typically uncover your child’s specific challenges to determine school-based services intended to address them. Intelligence tests can also identify specific learning strengths. Identifying strengths can help parents and educators maximize learning by creating learning opportunities that draw upon those strengths.
Objectives: Identify strengths hidden within test results, Learn about limitations of test results, Explore strengths not measured by a test.
Terri Jordan
Terri Jordan is the owner and creator of “The Color-Coded Chef” recipe packs and cooking kit. Our family believes in the power of therapy. Like every parent, I wanted my child to acquire basic life skills, like cooking, despite his challenges. But at age 16, my son did not understand 1/4 cup or 2 tablespoons, so that was taking away his ability to follow traditional recipes. Then the “Aha Moment” happened: He understands color! Terri is also a MOM – Mother On a Mission. For 19 years she has been breaking down barriers and creating the sequence steps to help her own son continue to succeed.
Sequencing: The Path to Life Skills
Sequencing may seem obvious is some areas of our lives, like putting on socks before putting on our shoes. Or washing dirty clothes before you iron them. But sequencing can also be used to teach behaviors, prioritize tasks, learn key information, and become a foundation as we encourage our children to develop work and life skills.
Sequencing and Cooking Success
Sequencing may seem obvious is some areas of our lives, like putting on socks before putting on our shoes. Or washing dirty clothes before you iron them. But sequencing can also be used to teach the valuable life skills of cooking, nutrition, discipline. Come join us for hands-on experience to make a few of the recipes that are included in the kit, use the tools that make it easier, share your recipe success with other participants and let us know your “aha” moment.
Beyond Revenue: Countless Benefits of Inclusive Employment
At a time when there are more job openings in the U.S. than workers are you aware that companies are significantly under-utilizing a critical talent pool? Growing research reveals that companies who embrace best practices for employing and supporting more persons with disabilities in their workforce have outperformed their peers. This talk will focus on the how-to aspects of creating a talent pipeline for companies willing to become/expand their inclusive employment.
Todd Streff is the Executive Director of the Skills Center which is the first of its kind vocational training facility for individuals with disabilities. He is a Board Certified and a Missouri Licensed Behavior Analyst who has a Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis. Since 1994 he has been providing services to a variety of populations including children and adults with autism, dual diagnosis, traumatic brain injury, and typical development. Over a twenty-year period, he developed and owned two leading companies that specialized in intense intervention services for individuals with autism, developed school-based ABA programs, developed training programs for school staff and parents, addressed challenging behaviors, and specializes in the startup of new training programs for individuals with disabilities. He has presented at state and national conventions, served as an adjunct faculty, and has conducted many workshops, staff training, and invited lectures in the United States and internationally. He serves on the Missouri Association for Behavior Analysis Board and chairs the Missouri Behavior Analyst Advisory Board.
Special Needs Trusts: Financial and Asset Protection for Families of Children with Special Needs
Presented by: Vince Taormina
Many families of children with special needs worry about their child’s long-term financial and health care needs. Care can be expensive, especially over the course of many years. Luckily, government programs like Supplemental Social Income (“SSI”) and Medicaid offer income, housing, and health care support for loved ones with special needs. However, because many of these programs are means-tested, an inheritance or income could result in disqualification for applying or already qualified recipients. This session covers a few different topics: First-Party Special Needs Trusts, Third-Party Special Needs Trusts, Pooled Special Needs Trusts, and ABLE Accounts, and aims to equip families with the best solutions to protect the financial and personal well-being of their loved ones.
Vince Taormina is an attorney focused on providing families with quality, comprehensive, and affordable estate planning solutions. With his hands-on and personalized approach to the law, he aims to empower families with the requisite knowledge and tools necessary to guard their assets, plan for the future, and protect their legacies.
Safe4All
Presented by: Jim Ross Neuro Equality LLC Safe4All Co-founder
Safe4All is a mobile app designed to help individuals with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (IDD), such as Autism, manage daily tasks and goals with the real-time support and guidance of their Caregivers. Safe4All software app offers multi-featured caregiver-to-client communications such as geolocation-based notifications combined with Safe4All’s Incident Reporting System designed specifically to address No Bullying/No Harassment in the workplace, school, or home. Safe4All provides real-time support to caregivers, coaches, clinicians, counselors, parents, teachers, and professionals to facilitate trusted communications with their client individuals. We believe our Safe4All app will be a meaningful value add to the Adam Morgan Foundation Conference 2021 attendees. Go to Safe4All app website www.safe4allapp.com for more information.
Jim Ross is a market-focused team-building leader who has established long-term meaningful business successes and trusted relationships for 50 years. Jim’s business goals are to create shareholder and market value, communicate with personal contact and earn customer satisfaction referrals with exceptional performance. Jim has performed successfully as Chairman & CEO in private software companies, President & COO of a public software company, Board Member of several private software companies, Founder of private software companies, EVP & GM of public software companies, VP Sales & Account Management at McDonnell Douglas Information Systems Group in STL, a global software and services company, and as an active duty USAF Officer. Jim earned a BA from Rutgers University and completed graduate studies at the University of Georgia. Jim resides in Centennial Colorado with his wife Dianna and Lab Murphy.
The Cost of Care – Medicare, Medicaid, CBD and Medical Cannabis Helping Those With Special Needs Find Quality Healthcare
Presented by: Emily Keaton
Often a hot topic in the news and election debates, health insurance has become overwhelming, confusing, and frustrating. This breakout session will explore the current state of health insurance and what options are available beyond employer-based health plans. In this session, Emily Keaton, a licensed health insurance specialist, will highlight the insurance programs that work best for individuals with complex health needs. She will also touch on a groundbreaking new program that provides heavy discounts for CBD and Medical Cannabis.
The truth is, Health insurance is not a one size fits all program. It is complex, with many moving parts. Emily’s vision is to educate and provide solutions that will allow access to the quality medical care people need. She will explore the difference between Medicare and Medicaid, and what to do if your current plan does not meet your needs. Finally, she will discuss the growing support of medical cannabis and CBD, and most importantly how you can afford it!
Innovations in Technology First
Presented by Wanda Crocker
Imagine a world where your every waking moment includes someone watching you…that is the reality for many people who have developmental disabilities. Traditional service delivery considers paid staff as the initial and sometimes only solution. Technology First is a philosophy that considers technology as a solution to support needs before considering in-person supports. Sometimes the solutions are simple and sometimes complex. Technology can assist families in supporting their loved ones to have more independence in their own homes, support mom and dad’s impromptu date night without a paid staff, and plan for passing family homes onto the next generation by being assured that the person can live independently where they are. It can assist people in pursuit of their dreams and realize their talents and skills or interact with their environment and community much like every other person in the community. Technology First is not Technology Only – many times a combination of both are required. In this session, we’ll explore the technology first movement, bash some myths and talk about how the movement impacts all Missourians regardless of ability.
Wanda Crocker is the Director of Provider Relations and a Technology First Champion for the Missouri Division of Developmental Disabilities. She has a B.A. in Psychology and an M.A. in Human Resource Development and Management. Wanda supported people in Missouri for over 24 years as a contracted service provider, Self-Directed Services Direct Support Professional, Case Manager, advocate and various state roles in provider development and technology. She is also the proud mother of two children with developmental disabilities.
Using Specialized Telemedicine to Fill Gaps in Care
Presented by: Maulik Trivedi MD, FACEP
It's time to deliver superior medical care to neurodiverse individuals and those with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities in their home settings via telehealth. Using a specialized telemedicine solution fills the gaps in care these individuals often face, improving health access, quality of medical care, and quality of life.
Dr. Trivedi is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician in practice for over 20 years. He has served as the chairman or associate chair of several emergency departments and has been an integral part of the core leadership of Emergency Medicine provider groups in the region. He is a founding partner of StationMD and has been instrumental in helping the organization achieve its mission of improving the quality of care for the IDD population. He is a recognized national speaker and thought leader on the use of technology and telehealth solutions to positively impact an individual’s medical care and foster independence.
Regain Your Speech and Communication Independence Through APP2Speak
The session will discuss the importance of providing immediate functional and effective means for communication. Having achieved this reduces the frustration and social isolation for many individuals who struggle with their speech and communication. This session will provide the audience an overview of why APP2Speak was designed and created, who can benefit from the app, and will provide a hands-on interactive experience of APP2Speak.
Gina Baldwin, M.S., CCC-SLP is an American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) certified and Missouri licensed Speech Pathologist with over 36 years’ experience. Helping people regain their speech and communication independence is her passion. Gina designed, created, and self-funded APP2Speak®, drawing on her vast experience to ensure it would be the best speech and communication software application available.
I’m Just Like You….
Meet Adam, an amazing self-advocate, author, and motivational speaker who is knowledgeable about best practices in the neurodivergent field. He is a trailblazer for non-speaking autistics and is on a mission to help others follow their dreams as he has been able to. Adam, a Freshman at University of Missouri St. Louis (UMSL), started breaking down barriers at an early age and has fought for inclusion and communication rights. He was the first non-speaking student in his school district to take the ACT and graduated in 2020 from Fort Zumwalt East High School with 3.4 GPA. Adam received admissions into both Universities that he applied to - Lindenwood University and the University of Missouri St. Louis. He is the first non-speaking autistic to enroll as a degreed student at UMSL.
Adam will be sharing his story with you; successes, difficulties, and barriers that he has experienced over the years. He will provide strategies and personal insights to help you support your loved ones or students in your class to be truly included. In this dynamic presentation, you will gain a new perspective and outlook on individuals that communicate and learn differently. You do not want to miss this electric break out session of which will leave you wanting to learn more…
Healthy Relationships, Sexuality and Abuse Prevention
Navigating the world of romantic relationships has support for people with intellectual disabilities can be a daunting and uncomfortable task. The companionship of all types, that is healthy, is beneficial in anyone's life but it can be difficult to trust others and the people being supported to make good decisions. People with intellectual disabilities are more likely than any other population to be sexually assaulted. With access to education and information about boundaries and bodies, people with disabilities can make better decisions about how they act and who they pick to be in their life. In this presentation, attendees will understand what puts people at risk and what can prevent abuse.
Jessica Naslund is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and AASECT Certified Sexuality Educator supervisor who teaches and provides therapy for all individuals. She is an adjunct professor in the UMSL SUCCEED transitional program for individuals with intellectual disabilities teaching healthy relationships and sexuality. She is in private practice seeing individuals both neurotypically developing and those with various abilities. She helped to create the first-ever healthy relationships, sexuality, and abuse prevention grant-funded program through the YWCA SHADE program in St. Louis which has resulted in the education of individuals, support staff, law enforcement, and medical staff about the intricate layers of support needed to prevent exploitation of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities for 7 years. As a founding member of the Safe Circle Coalition, a collaboration of 19 St. Louis disability provider agencies and trauma agencies concerned with preventing sexual abuse against people with developmental disabilities since its inception in 2010; she was able to fertilize a grassroots sexual abuse prevention that garnered monies that have trained allies throughout St. Louis. A systemic approach to primary prevention emphasizing pleasure to prevent exploitation has been integral to the movement and the message that she has delivered on the national level as well as in her community. From the Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit to the International Abuse, Violence and Trauma Conference, AASECT Sexuality and Disability Institute, and numerous AASECT Conferences in the last decade; the message does not change, sexual expression is mentionable and manageable for all.
More Than Meets The Eye - An Unlikely Story of Success
Guardianship Alternatives: Practical, Less Restrictive, Less Expensive Means to Assisting Adults with Special Needs
This session will examine the need for guardianships and conservatorships and the legal effects of the same upon the rights of an individual. For many, simple alternatives can be utilized to avoid the necessity of obtaining guardianship of an adult child which is much less expensive, restrictive, and intrusive, while also allowing the child to maintain all of his or her legal rights. Powers of attorney and other simple releases preserve all of the adult child’s rights while allowing parents access and decision-making authority. In addition, there are no court costs or litigation fees, so the cost is a fraction of that in establishing guardianship through the courts.
Attorney Jasmine Chen’s estate planning practice focuses on helping families enhance their lives today and secure their futures tomorrow. She excels in guiding her clients through the often-confusing maze of financial and legal decisions to create plans that ensure the well-being of each of her clients’ families and the accomplishment of their cherished family goals. Her considerable legal expertise includes, among her other practice areas, family protection, wealth preservation, and values-based planning, particularly for families with minor children, including special needs children. Whether you are married or single, with a traditional family or a blended one, just starting out or looking back on a life well-lived, Jasmine will help you craft a plan that achieves your goals for your loved ones today and for years to come.
Positive Boost of Animal Therapy
This session is about the numerous benefits of animal therapy. Primary focusing on equine therapy, the emotional, physical, and mental benefits. A better understanding of how a simple pet like a goldfish or exposure to animals can give something that humans cannot always: The chance to be heard without any judgment, the chance to be free to express oneself without any regret or remorse.
Hi, my name is Ellie Uebel, I am recently married, work at an equine therapy riding center, and support staff for an adult with Down Syndrome. I am also a self-advocate for Asperger’s Syndrome and General Anxiety Disorder. Ellie’s love for animals, especially horses, has led her to volunteer and work at Exceptional Equestrian, a therapeutic horsemanship organization.
Applying Ivan Pavlov's Philosophy to Learning "How to Re-Train the Brain Using Sensory Cues"
My company was founded using a modified version of Pavlov's philosophy. Through my research, I have found that students (and adults) over time, develop physiological responses to sounds. Ex: Words like "fractions" "test" "quiz" induce a physiological response that often mimics pain and momentarily halts the brain processes making it difficult for students to absorb the information that follows these sounds. Adults have similar reactions to words such as "Taxes" "Audit" and "Flood". For the moments following these words participants experienced moments of "brain fog" and were unable to comprehend the material presented. These behaviors are the result of a series of negative experiences that have tied the word or sound to an emotional/physiological response. This presentation explains why this happens and how we can re-train the brain to have a positive reaction to the same sound and override the previous negative responses.
My name is Jessica Beeson. I am a certified teacher in Missouri, and I received my degree from Lindenwood University in 2011. I worked in the school system at the college level from 2007-2015. In 2012, I licensed my own tutoring company after noticing a significant decrease in performance and reading comprehension level of the incoming students. I also began noticing a decrease in successful understanding when certain words were used throughout a lesson. Being a researcher, I began studying linguistics and conducting experiments to determine a list of common trigger words as well as their associated behaviors and reactions from the students. I am now the CEO and owner of 2 companies and am expanding my role in speaking engagements. I have participated in several informational and motivational speaking engagements throughout the Saint Charles area and would like to expand more into the St. Louis area.
Transforming your Team to be trauma-responsive and social emotionally trained staff: The LOGOS WAY
Having a team of educators and staff who all operate from the same philosophy and are on the same page is critical to having the best programming for the students in their care. This presentation will describe how a well-known program in the St. Louis region not only built a team that believes but also provides ongoing reinforcement to ensure the staff are trauma-responsive and operates from a social-emotional learning lens. The session will provide tips and strategies to build such a team in your school/ organization.
Dr. Kathy Fenger is a 1979 graduate of LOGOS and now the Head of School. She often says leading the school that helped her succeed is a dream come true. She has also held the position of Executive Vice President, Adolescent Therapist, Special Education Coordinator, and English Head at Logos. Prior to LOGOS, she worked as an Educational Coordinator at Christian Hospital Northwest. In 2012, Kathy graduated from the University of Missouri-St. Louis with her Ph.D. in Education Leadership and Administration. She also previously earned a B.A, in Psychology, an M.A. in Counseling, and a lifetime teaching certificate in Special Education from Webster University. Dr. Fenger serves as living proof of the success of LOGOS, demonstrating to her students that there is no limit to what they can achieve.
PREPARE WISELY—End-of-Life Strategies
It’s not easy to bring up the subject of dying, but it’s going to happen to all of us. Having a final strategy in place is about making things easy for your family. It’s about having the necessary documents in place that make your wishes known regarding your health, end-of-life decisions, and passing of your assets.
God has blessed me! I've been married to April since July of 2000, and we have 4 amazing kids, Adrienne, Christian, Solis, and Elijah. I love spending time with my family and going out on dates with my wife. It's this love of life that inspired me to be who I am today, a Financial Associate with Thrivent Financial. Each day I get to sit down with people I care about and have a conversation about what is important to them and their life. I have the honor to be the one who reliably listens to them. I am committed to you being Empowered and having comfort and confidence with your finances. I am your access to making confident, well-informed decisions, and giving you the individual attention you deserve. Together we can redefine what's possible, and create a future of your own design!
Hotel Information:
Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel
9801 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, MO 63134 (314) 429-1100
Elegance awaits at the Renaissance St. Louis Airport Hotel. Not only do we pride ourselves as the only Renaissance hotel in Missouri, and we also provide for your seamless travels. Take our complimentary shuttle to and from St. Louis Lambert International Airport. Create unforgettable memories when you explore the Scottrade Center, University of Missouri-St. Louis and Delmar Loop close by. When you're ready to unwind, settle into our modern rooms. Our plush bedding, stylish décor, and convenient room service help to create a luxurious stay.
Conference attendees are eligible for discounted room rates of just $139* per night, as well as,
Complimentary Guest Room Internet, Complimentary Parking
In order to receive this discounted rate, you must book your room before the rooming block sells out and/or by June 30th, 2021.
*Hotel rate does not include applicable taxes or fees.
Adam Morgan Foundation (Includes Complimentary Parking)
Last Day to Book: June 30th, 2021
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