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Student OpportunitiesStudent Grants & AwardsWe need applications from students to join the ASSBI student representative team in Wellington for 2019. Please click here to apply. All inquiries should go to Jonathan at student@exemail.com.au Conference Travel Grants There were 6 (six) Student Prizes available at the 2019 conference. Student Prizes - ASSBI These prizes are awarded to 3 ASSBI student members who attend the conference and present their work in any of the formats (Platform, Datablitz, Poster and How to Session). Students who are awarded a Travel Grant are ineligible for these prizes. The ASSBI Awards are:
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Student Prizes - NZRA These prizes were awarded to 3 students who attend the conference and present their work in any of the formats (Platform, Datablitz, Poster and How to Session). The NZRA awards are: Best student presentation - to be eligible you must be enrolled as a student in an associated/relevant undergraduate or postgraduate programme at the time of the conference OR have graduated within the previous 6 months. Winner for 2019 is: Jesse Shapiro for her presentation No diffusion imaging correlate of paediatric post-concussion syndrome: a TBSS study Best poster presentation: Winner for 2019 is Fiona Kumfor with the presentation No diffusion imaging correlate of paediatric post-concussion syndrome: a TBSS study Best early career researcher presentation - to be eligible you must be within 5 years of graduation from PhD |
2019 Winners Winner of the Kevin Walsh Award was Jai Carmichael with the presentation entitled Readiness of Community ABI Therapists to Learn and Implement Positive Behaviour Support: A Mixed-Methods Study Winner of the Luria Award was Kellie Stag with the presentation entitled Communication impairment and the working alliance in stroke rehabilitation |