10th Annual Meeting & PULSES Chicago

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2022 Annual Meeting - Welcome

We are excited to bring you the Clinical TMS Society 10th Annual Meeting. Over the last 9 years, our meeting has grown in size as over 423 attendees joined us in 2021.

We look forward to a great meeting in 2022, as we are planning for a great lineup of speakers, research, and networking with over 600 attendees this year.

We invite you to join us in Chicago, Illinois, Thursday, May 12 through Saturday, May 14, 2022.

The Annual Meeting of the Clinical TMS Society provides a unique opportunity for you to connect with an international gathering of TMS providers and researchers. There will be a two-day training workshop for new TMS providers and technicians. Following this introductory workshop, there will be two full information-packed days complete with displays, networking, discussions, poster sessions, demonstrations, and keynotes with industry leaders.

We hope you will take advantage of this beautiful city and hotel.

Come be part of the experience with us. We look forward to your participation at our Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL.

Date/Time
Thursday, May 12 (6 pm) - Saturday, May 14, 2022 (5 pm) CDT

Location:
Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
2233 South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Chicago, IL 60616-9985

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2022 Annual Meeting & PULSES Chicago: Registration

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PULSES Course

PULSES Chicago

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.
Please SAVE the DATE for our next PULSES Course in Sonoma, CA, October 15 & 16, 2022.

We are excited to announce the Clinical TMS Society will be offering a two-day PULSES course in Chicago, Illinois on May 11-12, 2022!

PULSES: A Comprehensive Review of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Psychiatric Conditions

This two-day training certificate course features lectures and hands-on training delivered by Clinical TMS Society renowned clinicians, engineers, and researchers.

It includes:

An introduction to the history of and basic scientific principles of TMS by Prof. Anthony Barker, who designed the first-ever TMS machine in 1985
A review of the clinical studies that serve as the foundation for treatment of TMS for depression, as well as clinically applicable research and current important studies
Four lectures on the Practical administration of TMS for patients, including practice setup to patient dosing, scheduling, and management
A review of protocols for TMS: high frequency, theta-burst, low frequency, bilateral, alternative brain targets, rescue treatment, maintenance treatment, and neuronavigational technique
Financial and insurance issues relevant for TMS
Risks, their management, and prevention
Exposure and hands-on training with multiple TMS devices
Review of promising indications beyond depression, such as; OCD, PTSD, anxiety, addiction, bipolar, and pain
Training with location determination and motor threshold determination methods

After completion of the course, the clinician will have obtained a historical, current, and practical knowledge of the scientific basis for treating psychiatric patients with TMS.

Attendees will also have the ability to participate in an interactive Q&A Panel with Pulses faculty. Those who complete the course are awarded a certificate of completion.

PULSES Chicago: Faculty

Mohamed Abdelghani, MBBCh, MSc, FRCPsych
Anthony T. Barker, BEng, PhD, FIET, FIPEM, Retired Consultant Clinical Scientist
Linda L. Carpenter, MD
Michelle Cochran, MD, DFAPA
Kimberly Cress, MD
Todd Hutton, MD, DFAPA
Suzanne Kerns, MD
Randy Pardell, MD, DLFAPA
Richard Pitch, MD
Kristin Raj, MD
Debra Stultz, MD
Saydra Wilson, MD

Chicago PULSES Schedule:*

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2022 – 7.75 hrs. CME		ROOM
7:15am - 7:45am	Main Registration for PULSES Conference & Breakfast	W-193
7:45am – 8:00am	Welcome & Introductions: Michelle Cochran, MD & Randy Pardell, DLFAPA	W-193
8:00am – 9:15am *CME – 75 MINS*	TMS: History, Basic Principles and Some Practical Considerations – Professor Anthony Barker, BEng, PhD, FIET, FIPEM	W-193
9:15 am - 9:30 am	Break - 15 min
9:30 am – 11:00 am *CME – 90 MINS*	Evolution of Repetitive TMS (rTMS) into Clinical Practice: Review of Research Linda Carpenter, MD	W-193
11:00 am – 12:00 pm *CME – 60 MINS*	Practical Administration of TMS for Depressed Patients, Part I Kimberly Cress, MD	W-193
12:00 pm – 12:45 pm	Lunch with faculty	W-193
12:45 pm – 1:45 pm *CME – 60 MINS*	Practical Administration of TMS for Depressed Patients, Part II Michelle Cochran, MD, DFAPA	W-193
1:45 pm - 2:45 pm *CME – 60 MINS*	Practical Administration of TMS for Depressed Patients, Part III Suzanne Kerns, MD	W-193
2:45 pm - 3:00 pm	Break - 15 min
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm *CME – 60 MINS*	Practical Administration of TMS for Depressed Patients, Part IV Richard Pitch, MD	W-193
4:00 pm - 5:00pm *CME – 60 MINS*	Practical Administration of TMS, Part V Debra Stultz, MD	W-193
Online Test	Attendees to complete Clinical Test prior to the next day. Score of 80% required for CME	On Own Time

THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2022 – 7.5 hrs. CME		ROOM
7:30 am – 8:00 am	BREAKFAST
8:00 am – 8:15 am	Day 2 Welcome & Orientation of the day Debra Stultz, MD	W-193
8:15 am – 9:15 am *CME – 60 MINS*	Essential Insurance & Financial Matters Todd Hutton, MD, FAPA	W-193
9:15 am – 10:15 am *CME – 60 MINS*	Beyond Depression: Other FDA Cleared Indications Mohamed Abdelghani, MD	W-193
10:15 am – 10:30 am	Break - 15 min
10:30 am – 11:30 am *CME – 60 MINS*	Emerging Protocols Beyond FDA Indications Saydra Wilson, MD	W-193
11:30 am - 11:45 pm	GROUP PHOTO and BREAK to transition to Lunch
11:45 am – 12:15 pm	LUNCH - Pick up Box Lunch and bring back to your seat	W-193
12:15 pm – 3:15 pm *CME – 180 MINS*	Hands On-Time - Rotate Stations (Live demos, BEAM station, Seizure Station, Learning about devices, Finding MT, and Questions with faculty)	W-192
3:15 pm - 3:30 pm	BREAK to transition back to Lecture Hall
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm *CME - 90 min*	Questions with Faculty - opportunity to ask any last burning questions.	W-193
5:30 pm – 7:30 pm	Opening *Cocktail Reception for CTMSS Annual Meeting*	W-192

*Topics and speakers are subject to change.

PULSES Chicago Pricing:

Cost:

Participant Type	Early Bird Registration (ENDS Wednesday, January 5, 2022)		General Registration (STARTS Thursday, January 6, 2022)

	CTMSS Member	Non-member	CTMSS Member	Non-member
Prescribing clinicians: MD's. NP's and some PhD's.	$1,750.00	$2,100.00	$2,050.00	$2,700.00
Non-prescribing clinicians: Medical assistants, technicians, medical students/residents and researchers.	$1,000.00	$1,450.00	$1,250.00	$1,750.00
Business Attendee: Other interested parties. business executives, advertisers, vendors, etc.	$2,500.00	$3,050.00	$3,000.00	$3,500.00

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. Please SAVE the DATE for our next PULSES Course in Sonoma, CA, October 15 & 16, 2022.

Date/Time: Wednesday, May 11 - Thursday, May 12, 2022 | 7:00 am to 6:00 pm (CDT) (time is scheduled to change)

Location: Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Chicago, IL 60616-9985

Cancellation Policy:

Conference registration cancellations must be received in writing on or before Friday, April 15, 2022, to receive a refund minus a $75.00 administration fee.
No refunds will be issued for cancellations received after April 15, 2022.
In the event CTMSS must cancel the conference due to unforeseen circumstances, CTMSS will refund the cost of registration. However, CTMSS does not assume responsibility for any additional costs, charges, or expenses; to include, charges made for travel and lodging.

If you have any questions regarding your registration, please email info@clinicaltmssociety.org or call (+1) 845-392-3238.

Call for Abstracts

2022 Annual Meeting: Call for Abstracts

CLINICAL TMS SOCIETY
2022 ANNUAL MEETING
Thursday, May 12 – Saturday, May 14, 2022
Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
2233 South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Chicago, IL 60616-9985

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS for POSTER SESSION

GUIDELINES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMISSIONS

During the peer review process, poster abstracts will be ranked by a panel of judges. Judges will consider 1) the originality, 2) quality of research methodology, and 3) clinical impact of submitted abstracts. The presenters of the top 4 poster’s will be invited to give a brief (10-15 minute) oral presentation at the CTMSS 2022 Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois, in addition to the poster presentation and be acknowledged as a "Top 2022 CTMSS Poster".

Criteria: Abstracts should contain original material relevant to the field of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation. The abstracts will be rated by a committee of the Society and finalists will be chosen based upon scientific merit, quality of presentation, and compliance with these guidelines and instructions. Authors will be notified of the committee’s decision via email in March 2022.

Abstract Submission Guidelines:

The abstracts must be submitted electronically via the CTMSS website online submission form.

Membership or registration for the annual meeting is not required at the time of submitting the abstract for review. For each poster, however, their needs to be a unique presenter (i.e., one registered presenter per approved poster).
Abstract submissions for review should not include authors or affiliations.
Abstracts must be one page (250 word count) and use a structured format which includes sections for Background, Design/Methods, Results, and Conclusions. Conflicts of interest and funding source for the study need to be added to the end of the abstract and bottom right corner of the poster. (Does not count towards word count.) If there were none, then explicitly state “none.” CLICK HERE to view example abstract. Remove authors and affiliations from first word file submissions for anonymous review by committee.
Abstracts should include any pertinent disclosures regarding the research.
Abstracts should include relevant background, well-described methods including specifics of TMS parameters, study results including number of subjects and relevant statistics, and a clear statement about the novel, unpublished findings that will be presented.
Avoid making conclusions that are not supported by specific data presented (e.g., stating a case study proves that TMS is safe or effective for X). Instead provide what the data specifically supports, and what is required in the future to confirm or refute.
Abstracts that do not include data or indicate “results will be provided later” will not be accepted. If you are waiting on results, consider submitting a Late-Breaking Poster abstract in February. Late-Breaking Poster abstracts will not be eligible for the top 4 abstracts to be presented.
Each abstract/poster shall have at least one presenting author identified who must be present during the poster session to discuss the work with the attendees.
Co-authors must be entered at the time of submission. They cannot be added after the abstract is submitted.
If accepted, abstracts will be reproduced for the meeting exactly as entered. Review your abstract and check for typographical and spelling errors, as well as scientific sense.
After acceptance, changes in presenting author are not allowed except with express permission of the Program Committee Chair (Email CTMSS).
Your name, address, e-mail, and telephone are used for various communications throughout the meeting planning process. Please check that the information that you enter is accurate, thus ensuring that our communications will reach you in a timely manner.’

Final accepted abstracts should include the title, all authors’ names and affiliations.

All Abstracts for the Annual Meeting will be published online in Brain Stimulation.

If submitting more than one abstract, please submit them separately. Please note that due to space limitations, no more than two (2) abstracts will be accepted per clinic and no more than three (3) per research group.

Criteria for Acceptance: Factors considered for presentations include quality and topics that are of interest to our TMS audience. Multiple submissions are allowed; however, presenters and collaborative groups should combine multiple submissions when possible. Multiple submissions that pertain to highly related aspects of the same study are discouraged and may lead to rejection.

Criteria for Top 4 Abstracts Awards:

Strength of design - primary data randomized trial > prospective open trial > retrospective data > review of literature > case reports/series > no data
Size of sample
Impact of findings to clinical field of TMS
Novelty of findings
Appropriateness of conclusions from data presented
Abstracts with data that are already being presented in a scheduled session at the meeting are not eligible for this award
Preference will be given to authors who are not already speaking at the conference.
Preference will be given to authors who were not winners the year prior
Only one abstract per submission site/research team is eligible for an award.

Important dates:

Closing dates for abstract submissions: Thursday January 27, 2022 (.doc and pdf format)
FINAL PDF submission for the selected abstracts: Monday, April 25, 2022 (pdf format)
Poster Display of abstracts: Friday, May 13 through Saturday, May 14, 2022 (posters to be brought in format to display; maximum size 3’ X 4’ poster)
Poster Session: Friday, May 13, 2022 5:30-7:30pm (requires an author’s presence for two (2) hours)
- TOP 4 Posters: Oral Presentation, Date & Time to be determined.

Please provide ALL information requested.

First Author-Presenter *

Address *

Phone Number *

E-mail *

Authors *

Title of Paper *

Is the first author a trainee (Student, Fellow, or Resident-in-Training)? *

Yes

Upload File (Microsoft Word Document) *

250 word count max.
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Files must be less than 2 MB.
Allowed file types: doc docx.

Upload File (PDF) *

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Files must be less than 2 MB.
Allowed file types: pdf.

Main Contact Information

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Become a Partner/Exhibitor

2022 Annual Meeting: Become a Partner / Exhibitor

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Schedule

2022 Annual Meeting: Schedule

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE:*

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2022		ROOM
7:15am - 5:00pm	PULSES WORKSHOP Day #1	W-194

THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2022		ROOM
7:30am – 5:00pm	PULSES WORKSHOP Day #2	W-194
5:30pm – 7:30pm	Annual Meeting Welcome Reception & Registration Check-In	W-194

FRIDAY, MAY 13, 2022		ROOM
8:00am-9:00am	Registration & Exhibit Hall Open (W-192)	W-190 Foyer
8:00am-9:00am	Breakfast & Exhibit Hall Open (W-192)	W-196 Foyer
8:00am-9:00am	Breakfast & NeuroStar Advanced Therapy Platinum Partner Presentation *Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Markedly Reduces Anxiety in Adults with Major Depressive Disorder: A Retrospective Analysis* – Presented by Todd Hutton, MD, FAPA	Jackson Park
8:00am-9:00am	Committee Meetings: 1. Clinical Standards Committee 2. Insurance Committee	1. Hyde Park A 2. W-195
9:10am-9:15am	*Annual Meeting Welcome & Announcements* Johnny O’Reardon, MD, DFAPA, Robert Sammons, MD, & Ashleigh Servadio	W-196
9:15am-10:05am CME-60 MINS	*Why and how TMS was invented in Sheffield and some observations on the characteristics and positioning of coils* - Presented by Anthony Barker, Ph.D.	W-196
10:10am-11:00am CME-60 MINS	*Update on Neuromodulation: Beyond TMS* – Presented by Shirlene Sampson, MD	W-196
11:00am-11:30am	Break: Visit with Exhibitors #1	W-192
11:30am-12:20pm CME-60 MINS	BREAKOUT SESSION #1
	1) *Altering States: TMS vs. Psychedelics -* Presented by David Feifel, MD, PhD	Grant Park
	2) *Biomarkers and Individualized Strategies for TMS Treatment for Depression and Chronic Pain* - Presented by Juliana Corlier PhD	W-190 A
	3) *TMS Technicians: Unique Professional Ethics, Boundaries and Practical Role Considerations -* Presented by Katherine O’Hara, PhD	W-190 B
12:20pm-1:45pm	Lunch	W-196 Foyer
	Networking - Exhibit Hall Open	W-192
12:45pm-1:45pm	Lunch & NeuroStar Advanced Therapy Platinum Partner Presentation *Latest Updates from the NeuroStar® Real World Outcomes Database* – Presented by Harold Sackeim, MD	Jackson Park
12:45pm-1:45pm	Committee Meetings: 1. Education Committee 2. Outreach Committee 3. Research Committee 4. Legal Business & Ethics Committee	1. W-195 2. Hyde Park A 3. Grant Park 4. Hyde Park B
1:50pm-2:40pm CME-60 MINS	*And now for the next act…How Clinical TMS will Likely Evolve and Grow Over the Next Decade and Beyond -* Presented by Mark George, MD	W-196
2:45pm-4:15pm CME-90 MINS	*Panel Discussion Advances and Controversies in TMS -* Michelle Cochran, MD, DFAPA, & William Sauve, MD, Moderated by Johnny O’Reardon, MD	W-196
4:20pm-5:10pm	TOP 4 POSTER PRESENTATIONS Presented by Andy Kozel, MD *Dual Observation Naturalistic TMS Study Comparing H1 and Figure-8 Coil Outcomes (DONT H8)* - Presented by Y Pritham Raj, MD *Utilization and Outcomes of Treatment as Usual and Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in a Large Group Psychiatric Practice* - Presented by Jesse Bastiaens, MD *A general within-treatment EEG biomarker for rTMS outcome* -Presented by Uri Alyagon, PhD *Effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on sleep quality and mood in patients with major depressive disorder -* Presented by Andrea Collins	W-196
5:10pm-5:30pm	Break: Visit with Exhibitors #2	W-192
5:30pm-7:30pm	Poster Session, Reception & Visit with Exhibitors	W-193 & W-192
8:00pm-10:00pm	First Annual Gala and Convocation of the Fellows Dinner (separate registration)	Offsite Location (Mae District)

SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022		ROOM
7:00am-8:00am	Breakfast & Exhibit Hall Open (W-192)	W-190 Foyer
7:00am-8:00am	Committee Meeting: 1. Membership Committee	W-195
8:05am-9:00am	CTMSS Annual Member Meeting & Awards – Randy Pardell, MD, DLFAPA	W-196
9:05am-9:55am CME-60 MINS	*Neuroscience-Informed TMS Protocols: current and future approaches* Presented by Nolan Williams, MD	W-196
10:00am-10:50am CME-60 MINS	*Update on Clinical Issues: Seizure frequency and variability in motor thresholds -* Presented by Daniel Press, MD	W-196
10:50am-11:15am	Break: Visit with Exhibitors #3	W-192
11:20am-12:10pm CME-60 MINS	BREAKOUT SESSION #2
	1) *Accelerated TMS in Treating Depression - the Australian Experience -* Presented by Leo Chen, MD	W-190 A
	2) Preservation TMS: A Systematic Review and Next Steps - Presented by Saydra Wilson, MD	Grant Park
	3) TMS for PTSD: How the Data keeps Challenging what we ‘Know’ - Presented by F. Andrew Kozel, MD	W-190 B
12:15pm-1:40pm	Lunch & Exhibit Hall Open (W-192)	W-196 Foyer
12:30pm-1:30pm	Industry Meeting	W-195
1:45pm-2:35pm CME-60 MINS	*Switching from Gin to Juice: TMS as an Emerging Therapeutic Approach for Alcohol Use Disorders -* Presented by Coleen Hanlon, MD	W-196
2:35pm-3:05pm	Break: Visit with Exhibitors #4	W-192
3:10pm-4:00pm CME-60 MINS	*Maintenance TMS for Depression* - Presented by Zafiris "Jeff" Daskalakis, MD	W-196
4:00pm-4:30pm	Closing Remarks & Raffle	W-196

*The schedule is subject to change.

The Clinical TMS Society does not certify their regulatory compliance, nor does the society either warrant, condone or promote any of the device companies, devices, or approaches.

Our Partners/Exhibitors

2022 Partners / Exhibitors

Thank you to our Partners & Exhibitors!

PLATINUM PARTNER

SILVER PARTNER

BRONZE PARTNERS

EXHIBITORS

AltheaDx
American Society of Ketamine Physicians, Psychotherapists, and Practitioners
ANT Neuro North America
ARC Health
BrainsWay
CGX
Magstim
MagVenture
Metro NeuroHealth
MindPath Health
Neurocare
Neurostar
Nexstim
Refresh Mental Health Inc.
Soterix Medical, Inc.
Xsalta Mental Health Marketing

Hotel

Hyatt Regency McCormick Place

Hyatt Regency McCormick Place
2233 South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
Chicago, IL 60616-9985
+1 312 567 1234

To reserve a room online: please click here OR call +1 312-567-1234 and reference the Clinical TMS Annual Meeting

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Internet

Complimentary in-room internet access

Parking

Chicago city parking is simple and secure at our covered garage with 600 spaces, with valet parking available for added convenience. Easily pay for self-parking at kiosks near garage elevators, with parking available for vehicles up to 6’3”.

Self-Parking
- 0-1 hours $20
- 1-3 hours $23
- 3-9 hours $29
- 9-24 hours $36
- McCormick Place Lot A up to 16 hours $23
- McCormick Place Lot A 16-24 hours $36
Valet Parking
- Overnight $51 /Daily

For other froms of transportation call the Concierge at +1 312-528-4143 for further assistance with transportation.

About Chicago

Outdoor Activities

Lakefront Trails: 2.8 MI / 4.58 KM AWAY
Access 18 miles of hiking, biking, jogging, and walking trails along beautiful Lake Michigan, with parks and miles of sandy shoreline setting the scenery along the way.

Northerly Island: 3.3 MI / 5.34 KM AWAY
This 91-acre peninsula juts into Lake Michigan can be found at the heart of the Museum Campus. The space features scenic paths, play areas, fishing, and a spectacular view of the Chicago skyline, plus concerts during the summer months.

Buckingham Fountain
One of the largest fountains in the world, this one is located at the center of Grant Park and dates to the 1920s. Catch a water show every hour during the day or come by at night to see the show choreographed with lights and music.

Guaranteed Rate Field
Tailgate on game day and catch all the Major League Baseball action at this Southside stadium, located less than ten minutes from the hotel.

Attractions

Navy Pier
Spend a day exploring Navy Pier, with 50 acres of attractions and experiences for all ages. Take in the view along the 3,000-foot pier, ride the famous Ferris Wheel, and try local eats in one of the many restaurants located on-site.

Millennium Park
Home of the famous Cloudgate, also known as “The Bean,” Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Lurie Garden, and more, this park is a must-visit. Experience dozens of cultural events, activities, concerts, and tours.

Willis Tower Skydeck: 2.7 MI / 4.39 KM AWAY
Ascend this 103-story observatory for exceptional views, with sights of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana visible on clear days. Visit the interactive exhibits to learn about Chicago's dreamers, schemers, musicians, and sports greats.

Soldier Field: 2.9 MI / 4.63 KM AWAY
The oldest NFL stadium dating to 1971, this iconic football field is also used for arena tours, concerts, runs, and other sporting events throughout the year.

Museum Campus

Shedd Aquarium: 3.3 MI / 5.33 KM AWAY
An indoor public aquarium, the John G. Shedd Aquarium features 25,000 marina animals and 1,500 different species. The Aquarium is a five-minute drive or a 20-minute walk from our downtown Chicago hotel.

Field Museum: 3.1 MI / 4.92 KM AWAY
From Dinosaurs to DNA, this Chicago favorite houses amazing natural history and scientific exhibits—all just a quick five-minute drive away from our lakefront hotel.

Adler Planetarium: 3.2 MI / 5.2 KM AWAY
America’s first planetarium, Adler Planetarium is just a 20-minute walk from our hotel. Experience immersive sky shows and live views of the nighttime sky in one of the world’s most technologically advanced theaters.

Museum of Science & Industry
Be inspired by one of the largest science museums in the world, creating learning experiences for visitors in science, technology, medicine, and engineering.

Entertainment

Joffrey Ballet: 2.6 MI / 4.22 KM AWAY
Watch a graceful performance of ballet classics like Swan Lake and The Nutcracker at this world-class company. Drop in for a class or come by for a special event—The Joffrey is well-known for its focus on community work.
Phone: (+1) 312-739-0120

Lookingglass Theatre Company: 3.4 MI / 5.42 KM AWAY
This ensemble-based theater company, founded by David Schwimmer, offers an array of eclectic productions, from the classic to physical comedy to thought-provoking plays.
Phone: (+1) 312-337-0665

Steppenwolf: 7.2 MI / 11.62 KM AWAY
Take in a unique production from this ensemble-based theater company in Chicago’s Lincoln Park, from originals written by international playwrights to the classics.
Phone: (+1) 312-335-1650

Black Ensemble Theater: 9.7 MI / 15.59 KM AWAY
This African American founded arts organization that also operates the Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center, strives to rid the world of racism through the theater.
Phone: (+1) 773-769-4451

Pre-Conference Presentations