Summary: National Humane Education Society to hold one-day conference in College Station on Violence Prevention & Intervention: How to Help Animals and Children.

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National Humane Education Society
Submitted by
Cheryl Spencer Scher, NHES

The National Humane Education Society is proud to present
a vital and informative one-day conference on issues that affect nearly everyone.

"Violence Prevention & Intervention: How to Help
Animals and Children"
will feature Keynote speaker Dr. Frank Ascione,
Professor of psychology at Utah State University, and
internationally renowned author and researcher on the
violence link between cruelty to animals and cruelty to humans.
Dr. Frank Ascione, Professor of Psychology, Utah State University

Guest speaker Dr. Nancy Bell, psychologist and expert on The AniCare Model violence prevention/intervention resources, will also join us for this important day.

Mark your calendars!

When:
April 12, 2008

Where:
Hilton College Station & Conference Center
College Station, Texas

Time:
8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Who:
Parents, Teachers, Counselors, Community Leaders, Law Enforcement, Social Workers, Animal Welfare Professionals, and all persons interested in reducing violence in their community.

Excellent opportunity to network and build coalitions with other caring members of the animal and human welfare fields!

Cost:
$25 General, $12 Student

Tabling Opportunities:
Nonprofits $25, For-profits $50

How:
Please review Conference Details here and complete the
Registration Form here to attend this important event

For more information, please contact:
Cheryl Scher
757-824-0509
Scher40@verizon.net
or
eduassist@nhes.org