To explore and expand your present and future role in SILC from a national perspective, as a leader and visionary, as a manager and a change agent, as a strategist and communicator, as a decision-maker and critical thinker.
Please keep checking back for more details.
Information from the previous SILC Congress will be moved over to an archive section as soon as possible.
Please mark your calendars to join us in engaging discussions and to gain new ideas designed to help your state, your council and volunteers impact change more effectively.
Sincerely, 2012 SILC Congress Planning Team2012 SILC Congress Final Fiscal Report Spreadsheet
SILC Congress 2012 Proposed Resolution (Word Format)
SILC Congress 2012 Proposed Resolution (Text Format)
If you need more payee information, you can contact Valarie@misilc.org or Fax to the Michigan SILC office at: 517-371-4875
On-Line Registration and payment are now available. (Please note, this link will forward to another web site for processing): SILC Congress On-Line Registration
All guests who will be parking cars for the SILC 2012 Congress are requested to valet park. Parking is 50% off per your contact which brings Valet Parking to $10.98/car.
The hotel does not own the self parking garage and is unable to give discounts to those who choose to park there.
Please let me know if you have any questions. Please contact Andrea Higgins at higginsal@yahoo.com or 508.930.5815
Elizabeth Leef is an Aging Services Program Specialist at the U.S. Administration on Aging within the U.S Department of Health and Human Services. Elizabeth serves as a Project Officer for Aging Disability Resource Center Networks in Regions VI-X within the Office of Program innovations and Demonstration. Prior to her position at AoA Elizabeth worked with the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) as a Health Care Policy Analyst. One of her duties was staffing the NCIL ADRC taskforce which focused on collaboration efforts. Elizabeth has extensive experience within the Independent Living Movement working as a peer counselor and an independent living specialist in three centers as well as serving on the Statewide Independent Living Councils in both Colorado and New Mexico.
In an effort to be environmentally responsive the SILC CONGRESS is trying to reduce the amount of paper we use at our conference. Electronic program materials and handouts will replace paper and will be accessible online before (after December 15th) during and after the congress on the SILC Congress website.