Brucker International Symposium
Each year, the ACRM International Interdisciplinary Special Interest Group (I-ISIG) sponsors the Brucker International Symposium held during the ACRM Annual Fall Conference & EXPO.
This signature event was established in 2008 in memory of Dr. Bernard (Bernie) Brucker, a long-standing ACRM member, who died unexpectedly that year. Originally established as a lecture luncheon, the event has become a popular ACRM tradition and continues today as a very SPECIAL symposium.
See the latest Brucker International Symposium description HERE.
2023 BRUCKER INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM
PAST BRUCKER INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIA
2022: Nada Andelic, MD, PhD Challenges & Opportunities in Provision and Delivery of Rehabilitation Services Worldwide
2021: Melina Longoni, MD Technologies Applied to the Rehabilitation of People with SCI in Developing Countries: MEDULAPP, Rehabilitation Available to Everyone
2020: Dina Brooks, PT, PhD, Conducting International Rehabilitation Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials
2019: Lena Verdeli, PhD, MSc, Capacity-Building in Low-Resource Regions: Lessons Learned from Global Mental Health
2018: Iracema Leroi, MD, FRCPC, MRCPSYCH, Ears, Eyes and Mind: The SENSE-Cog Project to Promote Well-Being for Elderly Europeans
2017: Maria Vlassopoulos, PhD, The Refugee Crisis in Greece and the Response of Mental Health Professional Community
2016: Stephanie Nixon, BA, BHSc, MSc, PhD, Global Health and Rehabilitation Research: What are the opportunities on the horizon?
2015: Eli Vakil, PhD, Dissociation Between Memory Processes: The Contribution of Research on Memory Impairment Following Traumatic Brain Injury
2014: Donald T. Stuss, PhD, C Psych, ABPP-CN, Completing the Circle between Science and Rehabilitation: The Ontario Brain Institute Story
2013: Kathryn M. McPherson, RN, RM, DIP HV, BA (HONS), PhD, International Partnering in Research
2012: Marcel Post, PhD, Need and Opportunities for Cross-Cultural Studies on Quality of Life in Rehabilitation Medicine
2011: John Stone, PhD, Issues in International Collaboration in Rehabilitation Research
