Temple Grandin is one of three keynote speakers at the 2010 Autism Society of Wisconsin Annnual Conference March 18-20 at the Hotel Sierrra (formerly the Regency Suites) in Green Bay. She appears at the conference on its second day, March 19.

Consultant, teacher, author, advocate and independent scholar Dr. Paula Kluth will get the donference started on March 18 with a pre-conference workshops. Her research and professional interests include differentiating instruction, and supporting students with autism and significant disabilities in inclusive classrooms.

The conference ends on March 20 with Dr. Eric Courchesne, a researcher in the Neurosciences Department at the University of California-San Diego, where he focuses on the neurobiology of autism. His efforts have produced new information about the structural, functional, and genetic bases of the disorder. He is also the source of new insights on the functional role of the cerebellum.

For more information on the conference or the Autism Society of Wisconsin, 920-558-4602, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit asw4autism.org.