Meeting on Language in Autism. Initially scheduled for March, 2020, MoLA included over 100 abstracts from over 15 countries. Hope you can join us March, 2023!
Durham, NC
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Hello MoLA Friends! Please check your inboxes for our Save the Date, the next MoLA will be held March 12-14th, 2026 (not 2025) in Atlanta, GA.
Thank you to the sponsors of MoLA 2026! @SimonsFdn @AutismScienceFd @MarcusAutism @DukeBrain and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Check your inboxes. . .MoLA 2026 - call for abstracts is out! More information at molautism.org. See you in Atlanta!
MoLA Workshop on Writing a Strong Abstract will take place on Tues 10/8 at 12pm ET. All are welcome!
Registration is free, but please RSVP to reserve your spot and receive the zoom link: duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/…
MoLA friends - just a few more slots before we hit 100 subscribers. . .to join, send an email to molalist-request AT duke.edu with the subject “subscribe”
AND, we've got a listserv now. . . more info here: molautism.org/listserv/
And to help with the submission process, we're hosting a workshop. Tues, 10/8 at 12pm ET – Dr. L Naigles (UConn) will review components of a strong conference abstract and provide concrete examples. All are welcome! Registration is free, but please RSVP: duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/…
AND, we've got a listserv now. . . more info here: molautism.org/listserv/
Thank you, @AutismScienceFd for your support and for joining us at MoLA 2024!
Ever wonder what the @IACC_Autism does or who manages and coordinates autism activities across organizations? This week we interview Dr. Susan Daniels who is the National Autism Coordinator for the @HHSGov hubs.li/Q02m8D130
And don't forget, we CAN keep the good times going! Share your presentation using the QR code below, or here: tinyurl.com/MoLA2024
WOW! Day 3️⃣ was a hit! Why can't we keep these good times going forever?! Here's the highlights of our amazing presenters!
And a HUGE thank you to the MoLA organizing committee! Thank you Rhiannon Luyster, Leticia Naigles, Gordon Ramsay, and @TenenbaumElena!
In talk session 2, Katherine Trice, Kaya LeGrand, and @MeredithLCola walked us through the intricacies of language development - differences, verbs, and feelings!
The third session stimulated lots of discussion, with speakers Joseph Lau, @Walker_KristinM, and Ashley de Marchena walking us through pragmatics
