Dinner & General Session
Keynote Address - Samantha Abeel adn Elizabeth Abeel
From Failure to Success: The Heartfelt Journy of a Twice-Exceptional Child - Mother adn Daughter Perspectives

"B" Sessions
Project HIGH HOPES:  Talent Development for Twice Exceptional Students
Giftedness masked: Psychological issues and challenges of adopted students
Life Between Two Worlds: The Social and Emotional Experience of the Twice Exceptional Child
Finding the Keys: Meeting the Challenges of Advocating for and Supporting the Twice Exceptional Child.
Practical Guidance for Developing Differentiated Curriculum Reversing Underachievement through Kinesthetic Learning
The Neuroscience of Dyslexia

“C” Sessions
From Profile to Program: Who are 2E Students and What Do They Need?
Perfectionism: Blessing or Burden for Underachieving and Twice Exceptional Kids?
Zome Away:  A Powerful Design Tool and Educational Toy for Kids and Hobbyists. 
Parenting for Talent Development
Helping Gifted Boys Succeed in School

Lunch & General Session
Address – Jonathan Mooney
Learning Outside The Lines: Understanding Gifted Students Who Think Differently

“D” Sessions
Identifying Twice Exceptional Students and Providing Strategies That Move Them Closer to College Through A Strength Based Approach!
Guiding Underachievers to Self-Understanding Through Good Books and Great Films
Renzulli Learning System: Enrichment on Call
Tools for Collaborative Planning
Origami: Magical Pathway for Young Engineers and Mathematicians
The Art of Shadow Theatre:  Stimulating Academics Through the Creative Art

"F" Sessions
Talent Centered Model for 2 E learners
Phototherapy: Attending to the Emotional Lives of Underachieving Students
Smart Board Demonstration
Parent Advocacy
Math activities for Learning Disabled or Reluctant Students
Dramatic Play and its Impact on the 2E Child
Gifted Students with ADHD: Strategies that Work
Social Skills Training For Students on the Autism Spectrum

Brunch and General Session
Keynote Address – Temple Grandin
(Unfortunately, Ms. Grandin couldn't speak as she was ill that day.)
Is Genius on the Spectrum?  The Specialized Minds of Gifted Students with Autism