Upcoming Events

2010 Adolescent and School Health Partners' Meeting

Registration for the 2010 Adolescent and School Health Partners' Meeting is now open!

Follow the Tracks to Program Success and join us as we build on the success of the 2009 Partners' Meeting... 

There are many exciting events taking place around this year's Adolescent and School Health Partners' Meeting, to be held October 16-19, in Kansas City, MO, at the Hyatt Regency Crown Center:

* The Partners' Meeting will follow the 84th Annual American School Health Association (ASHA) School Health Conference - "Healthy Students Successful Learners" - October 13-16 also at the Hyatt Regency Crown Center.  This will give many of our partners the opportunity to attend two great meetings!

* In collaboration with ASHA, DASH is pleased to announce that Dr. David Satcher, 10th Assistant Secretary for Health and 16th Surgeon General of the United States, will be the featured keynote speaker on Saturday morning, October 16. Because this keynote ends ASHA's conference and kicks off DASH's Meeting, all attendees of both events are invited to participate in this exciting session.

* There will be many skills-building concurrent sessions, and lots of networking opportunities throughout the 2010 Partners' Meeting. Visit www.dashpartnersmeeting.org  to register, arrange hotel accommodations, and for additional information! (When the registration form prompts you for a meeting code, enter Go DASH.  Only DASH-funded partners and invited guests will be permitted to register online.)

Those attending the 2010 American School Health Association's (ASHA) annual conference and the Adolescent and School Health Partners’ Meeting (planned collaboratively and scheduled back-to-back at the same host hotel) should complete registration and hotel reservations for each event separately.  (Our meeting begins when the ASHA conference ends.) 

However, we highly encourage those of you planning to attend both meetings to call the host hotel, the Hyatt Regency Crown Center (888-421-1442), to ensure that you will not have to switch hotel rooms during your stay in Kansas City.