81. The University Of Toledo - Disability Studies Program disability studies is an interdisciplinary field of study located in the College of Arts and Sciences, which is focused on the contributions, experiences, http://www.dstprg.utoledo.edu/

UT Home Page UT News Saturday, September 17, 2005 Welcome What Is Disability Studies? Our Community Partner The Program Of Study ... Disability Studies Links For more information please contact Dr. Mark Sherry Endowed Chair in Disability Studies mark.sherry@utoledo.edu Dr. Patricia A. Murphy Visiting Professor patricia.murphy2@utoledo.edu Disability Studies Program University Hall 2100, Mail Stop 920 The University of Toledo 2801 W. Bancroft Toledo, OH 43606-3390 Phone: 419.530.7244 Fax: 419.430.7238 Keep updated with programming and events from the Disability Studies Program by requesting to be added to the Disability Studies Program listserv. This listserv promotes and educates about happenings in Toledo and disability communities nationwide and internationally. Please click here to be added to the Disability Studies Program listserv. Simply include your name and e-mail address in the body of the e-mail and you will be added. Page views since 04/27/2004 Report any problems: Webmaster :: Last Modified:

82. New Site For Disability Studies Quarterly Online Ezine of the International Disability Exchanges and Studies (IDEAS) Project 2000-2004. http://www.disabilityworld.org/11-12_03/resources/dsq.shtml

21 November-December 2003 home page text-only home page New Site for Disability Studies Quarterly Online I am very happy to be able to tell all of you that we now have a new URL for Disability Studies Quarterly: www.dsq-sds.org . This will make the journal more accessible. All past online issues (since 2000) are now available there. The next new issue, Summer-Fall 2003, will be online shortly. For more on submission guidelines, visit http://www.dsq-sds.org and read "Guidelines for Contributors." printer-friendly format home page text-only home page Email this article to a friend! Your email Your name Recipient's email Additional recipients (separate multiple email addresses with a comma) Your message Copy this to me, too

83. Book Review: Handbook Of Disability Studies Ezine of the International Disability Exchanges and Studies (IDEAS) Project 2000-2004. http://www.disabilityworld.org/04-05_02/resources/handbook.shtml

table of contents home page text-only home page Book Review: Handbook of Disability Studies Albrecht, Gary L., Seelman, Katherine D., and Bury, Michael, Eds. (2001) Handbook of Disability Studies , Thousand Oaks, CA.: Sage Publications. 852 pages, including Author and Subject Indexes. Corinne@afb.net Defining Terms It is intriguing to consider this hefty and valuable volume edited by Albrecht, Seelman and Bury in light of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary's (1993, p. 526) definitions of "Handbook." First, we learn that a handbook is "a book capable of being conveniently carried as a ready reference." If you focus on portability, the term is a colossal misnomer in this case. At more than 850 pages, 8.5" by 11" dimensions, a sturdy hard cover, and weighing in at - well, no, I did not actually weigh it - this book can be conveniently used only by carrying it as little as possible. Fortunately, I can recommend that you should clear a space on or near your desk for your copy of the Handbook of Disability Studies (henceforth, The Handbook) to remain, serving as a "ready [albeit, nonmobile] reference." The book's physical heft is matched by its intellectual content; thus, it comes closer to meeting the latter half of the dictionary's second definition of "Handbook", i.e., "a concise reference book covering a particular subject." The following review attempts - within the limits of this reader's disciplinary competence applied to a robustly multi-disciplinary compilation - to assess the book's coverage of the domain that has only recently emerged under the rubric "Disability Studies."

84. Disability Studies - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia disability studies is an interdisciplinary field of study, The field of teaching and research in the area of disability studies is growing worldwide. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disability_studies

85. What Is The Center For Disability Studies disability studies is a relatively new academic field. Although the emergence of disability studies as a legitimate field of study was marked by events in http://www.ihd.umkc.edu/cds/WhatIsCDS.htm

What is Center for Disability Studies? Mission Core Functions People Undergraduate Program ... Submit Announcement WHAT IS CDS? by breaking down internal silos and promoting interdisciplinary, inter-unit collaboration which overlays the commitment to community (Linda Gill Taylor, Center for the City, Center Review , December, 2003). Stigma Missing Pieces: A Chronicle of Living with a Disability Disability Studies As an academic support unit, the Center for Disability Studies (CDS) will support interdisciplinary teaching and research in the field of Disability Studies while seeking to promote and facilitate the growth and development of Disability Studies in the area. It will coordinate Disability Studies certificates, be an essential community focal point on disability issues; and maintain a collection of Disability Studies materials, publications, and event information. It will be a local and regional site for information about disability issues, and a resource for disability policy development. The CDS will host conferences and seminars on disability themes and issues, and engage in other activities of disability study, advocacy and research. Design by Anthonius Gunawan Last updated: March 11, 2004

86. Listing Of Disability Studies Programs Complete Directory of Disabilities Studies Programs (UCEDD NonUCEDD). disability studies Programs within University Centers for Excellence in http://www.ihd.umkc.edu/cds/ListingDSPrograms.htm

What is Center for Disability Studies? Mission Core Functions People ... Submit Announcement LISTING OF DISABILITY STUDIES PROGRAMS UNITED STATES AND CANADA Complete Directory of Disabilities Studies Programs Disability Studies Programs within University Centers for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD's) Arizona Delaware Georgia Hawaii ... Wisconsin Disability Studies Programs within Other Institutions (Non-UCEDD's) California District of Columbia Massachusetts Michigan ... Canada Design by Anthonius Gunawan Last updated: March 11, 2004

87. Certificate In Educational Support (Disability Studies) - Faculty Of Education A Certificate in Educational Support (disability studies) http://www.education.auckland.ac.nz/progs/special/ces/index.asp

UNIVERSITY HOME All University of Auckland Websites Main University of Auckland Website National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries Arts Engineering Education Law Science Theology Gartner About Us Programmes Departments Research For Students Inquiries Back to Programmes Bridging Foundation Certificate Education Foundation Certificate Tohu Tuapapa Matauranga Certificate in Support Services in Schools ... Certificate in Educational Support (Disability Studies) Certificate in Educational Support (Disability Studies) Do you have personal or voluntary experience of supporting people with disabilities? If you want to turn your passion for helping people with disabilities into a career, this certificate is for you. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES You will be qualified to become a teacher aide in early childhood centres and schools, or a support worker in human service organisations such as Spectrum Care, IHC, NZCCS, Royal NZ Foundation of the Blind and various other trusts. FURTHER STUDY If you want to take your studies further, our programmes can lead you all the way to masters and doctoral level, to maximise your career and salary prospects.

88. NUI Cert: Disability Studies NUI Certificate disability studies An interest in disability issues. Participants must be aged 23 years or over. Course Duration, 100 hours Parttime http://www.nuim.ie/academic/adulted/Disability.shtml

Home Contact Courses General Information ... Staff Choose Department Adult Education Applied Social Studies Ancient Classics Anthropology Biology Chemistry Computer Science Economics Education Electronic Engineering English Experimental Physics French Geography German Local History Mathematics Mathematical Physics Modern History Modern Irish Music Philosophy Psychology Sociology Spanish NUIM: Centre for Adult and Community Education NUI Certificate: Disability Studies Course Aims This course aims to equip participants with a greater awareness of disability issues and to enable them to develop an Independent Living Philosophy in order to work effectively with people with disabilities. Content Philosophy of Independent Living Movement. Communication Skills. Personal Care. Lifting and Handling. Hygiene and Grooming. Mobility. Wheelchair Management. Helping Aids and Equipment. Human Growth and Development. Prerequisites Experience of working with people with disabilities. An interest in disability issues. Participants must be aged 23 years or over. Course Duration 100 hours Part-time Assessment Procedures 85% Minimum Attendance. Participation in Class Assignments.

89. Home Interdisciplinary Master s program in disability studies. Home New Students FAQ Course Info Seminar Series Employment Links Graduate Studies http://www.umanitoba.ca/disability_studies/

Graduate Program Interdisciplinary Master's program in Disability Studies ANNOUNCEMENTS 2005-2006 Important Date information SMD Graduate Bursary 2006-2007 SSHRC Application Form 2005-2006 Disability Studies course schedule Search University of Manitoba Site Disability Studies Office Contact information Tanis Woodland, Office Assistant 128 Education Building, University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada Phone: (204) 474-7017 Fax: (204) 474-6676 E-mail: Disability_Studies@umanitoba.ca Web site: http://www.umanitoba.ca/disability_studies

90. Disabilty Studies Conference disability studies A Global Perspective October 1718, 2000. The conference was attended by 250 people from six continents and was webcast live to hundreds http://www.conwal.com/conference/conference.html

Disability Studies: A Global Perspective October 17-18, 2000 The conference was attended by 250 people from six continents and was webcast live to hundreds of others. The webcast is available and is archived for six months and can be downloaded for viewing. Please visit our Webcast information page for more details. Click here to visit the NIDRR Bulletin Boards. National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services U.S. Department of Education Introduction Highlights Webcast Information Schedule ... Links

91. DINF Other The Dawning Of A Society For Disability Studies The Japan Society for disability studies was established in Japan on It is hosting the first convention of society for disability studies on June 12 and http://www.dinf.ne.jp/doc/english/other/wz_ishikawa_e.htm

Disability INFormation Resources Japanese Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities (JSRPD) HOME ... OTHER Search www dinf (By Google Research Resources top page-"News from Japan" Messages from where I am living(October 2004) Step by Step towards Disability Anti-Discrimination Law (September 2004) Deaf-Blind Japanese Gain Access to World through Computers (August 2004) ... The Importance of Analyzing the Intent and Impact of Our Discriminatory Laws while Eradicating Them, or, "Straightening Out the True Nature of the Issue" (May.2001) The Dawning of a Society for Disability StudiesiMay 2004) Written by Jun Ishikawa, Professor, the International Relations Department, University of Shizuoka, jointly translated by him and Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities The Japan Society for Disability Studies was established in Japan on October 11, 2003, chaired by Jun Ishikawa, a professor at the International Relations Department at University of Shizuoka. Professor Ishikawa, who has a Ph.D. in sociology, is also a blind person. In Japan, disability studies were started in the late 1990s when a book entitled "Shougaigaku e no shoutai (Invitation to Disability Studies)" co-edited by Jun Ishikawa and Osamu Nagase was published. It received a greater-than-expected response from academics and the disability community in Japan. Since then, people's interests in disability studies have been rapidly growing and publications on this field have been gradually increasing.

92. Disability Studies Links disability studies Links. The following links provide upto-date information on the emerging academic field of disability studies. http://tarjancenter.ucla.edu/links/disabilitystudies.htm

93. Disability Services | University Of Colorado At Boulder This listing of texts pertaining to the study of disability is meant to provide faculty, The disability studies Reader. New York Routledge, 1996. http://www.colorado.edu/disabilityservices/biblioa-f.html

About Disability Services Information for Prospective and Current Students Accommodations, Auxiliary Aids, and Services Information for Faculty and Staff ... A to Z web people Search Center CU A to Z Disability Studies Bibliography This listing of texts pertaining to the study of disability is meant to provide faculty, staff and students with a significant bibliography of scholarship and literature for the inclusion of disability, the analysis of the disabled figure, and construction of meaning related to the body in courses dealing with critical thinking, ideals, historical context, cultural and gender diversity, United States context, and contemporary societies and values. Although these resources are not located in the Disability Services Office, we encourage you to research them in your local library. The database is broken into four parts as follows: A - F G - L M - R S - Z Authors A - F The Dilemma of Difference: A Multidisciplinary View of Stigma.

94. MSc In Community Disability Studies The Community disability studies programme is a modular programme in which Certificate in Community disability studies A total of 50 credits must be http://www.ich.ucl.ac.uk/ich/html/education/prog_community_disability.html

About us Job vacancies Research themes ... Application Procedures Taught Graduate Programmes MSc in Community Disability Studies Learning outcomes Programme Structure and Content Further information Programme Director: Dr K. Sullivan Duration: One year full-time (Sept-Sept), two years part-time, or five years flexible. Class size: Up to 25 students per year. Learning outcomes Upon completion of the programme, successful candidates will be able to: critically assess the main theoretical, policy and practical approaches to management of disability programmes at community level. plan, evaluate and develop community-specific strategies for addressing disability apply and assess quantitative and qualitative research methodology in an ethical manner design research proposals and conduct a research project apply self-directed learning skills use word processing and statistics packages Teaching and Learning Methods At CICH the emphasis is on small group teaching and self-directed learning. Numbers of participants in individual modules range from 8-25. Teaching and learning methods applied include lectures, seminars (group discussions), group projects, oral presentations, and self-study (reading, essay writing, etc).

95. U Of C > Community Rehabilitation And Disability Studies (BCR) Community Rehabilitation and disability studies (CRDS) is a dynamic program examining the economic, social, and political forces that serve to marginalize http://www.starthere.ucalgary.ca/default.asp?V_DOC_ID=939

96. Society For Disability Studies The Society for disability studies (SDS) is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization. It is a multidisciplinary and international organization http://www.apsanet.org/content_8915.cfm

User ID Password New user? Forgot password or login? Home About APSA Programs ... Organizations Society for Disability Studies Society for Disability Studies The Society for Disability Studies (SDS) is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization. It is a multidisciplinary and international organization composed of social scientists, scholars in the humanities, disability rights advocates, providers, and agency personnel concerned with people with disabilities. The purpose of SDS is to bring together people from diverse backgrounds to share ideas and to engage in dialogues that cut across disciplinary backgrounds and substantive concerns. SDS is committed to developing theoretical and practical knowledge about disability and to promoting the full and equal participation of persons 1527 New Hampshire Ave, NW Washington, DC 20036-1206 Ph: (202) 483-2512 Fx: (202) 483-2657 E-Mail: apsa@apsanet.org

97. SAGE Publications - Handbook Of Disability Studies Handbook of disability studies Edited by Katherine D. Seelman, National Institute on Disability Rehabilitation Research http://www.sagepub.com/book.aspx?pid=4969

98. Disability Studies Disability and Federalism Edited by David Cameron and Fraser Valentine Paper 0889118574 Federalism, Democracy and Disability Policy in Canada http://www.mqup.mcgill.ca/book_list.php?subjects=133&thumbnails=no

99. Disability Studies Resource Guide -- PSU Library can help you get to the right neighborhood in the library stacks. book. HV 1568 3200 disability studies and Services to Persons with Disabilities http://www.lib.pdx.edu/resources/pathfinders/disability_studies.html

Disability Studies Sections of this guide: Databases and Indexes Journals Web Resources Reference and Other Books in PSU Library Handbook of disability studies Handbook of rehabilitation psychology Encyclopedia of disability and rehabilitation Plaintext Nancy Mairs includes widely anthologized essay "On Being a Cripple" Other works by Nancy Mairs Subject Headings Subject headings allow you to search library catalogs for materials on a particular topic. Often subject heading searching can be more productive than searching by simple keywords. Listed here are a few of the subject headings of interest for research in disability studies. Copies of the complete set of the Library of Congress Subject Headings are available at the reference desks throughout the library. Disability Studies Sociology of Disability People with Disabilities Subject headings for persons with specific disabilities Call Numbers Browsing the library shelves by call number ranges is another strategy for locating information on a topic; call numbers can help you get to the "right neighborhood" in the library stacks.

100. Book Reviews For Disability Studies Quarterly (journal) disability studies Quarterly seeks reviewers (faculty or graduate students) for the following books (and others). If interested, please send an email http://www.h-net.org/announce/show.cgi?ID=145499

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