Nathaniel Chin, MD, will present a keynote talk, “Beyond 'Just Aging': A Practical Framework for MCI, Biomarkers and MABs,” at the Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin State Conference 2026.
Designed for professional and family care providers, the annual conference will take place May 19–20 in Wisconsin Dells and is one of the largest and most comprehensive statewide events dedicated to Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.
"I’m excited to present the opening keynote at this year’s Wisconsin State Conference,” Chin said. “It’s critical to share practical information about MCI and the earliest signs of memory and thinking changes with individuals so they can continue living well by understanding their symptoms, discussing treatment options with their doctors and families and connecting with organizations for support."
In addition to Chin’s talk, several experts from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health will lead workshops:
- Kala Cornelius, DNP, MSN, Carrie Trojanczyk, BA, and Cassandra Thomas, BS, will present “Adapting the American Indigenous Cognitive Assessment.”
- Alexis Eastman, MD, will present, “The Brain in Distress: Behavior Changes in Dementia.”
- Victoria Williams, PhD, will present, “Assessing Decision-Making Capacities in Older Adults.”
Learn more about the presentations and workshops, and find conference registration details on the Alzheimer’s Association website.
Updated March 11, 2026.
