COURSE DESCRIPTION

Introduction to the research of Disability Studies faculty members. Faculty members from Disability and Human Development, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy will present 1-hour seminars on their areas of research.

Coursemaster: Craig A. Velozo, Ph.D., OTR/L
 
 

Interdisciplinary Seminar Series
Wk	Date	Presenter	Topic
1	8/25/99	All Faculty	2-Minute Introductions
2	9/1	Craig Velozo - OT	Using Measurement Principles to  Create a Database for the ICIDH-2 Classification of Disability
3	9/8	James Rimmer - DHD	Health Promotion for Persons with Disabilities:  A New Era for a Neglected Population
4	9/15	Carol Braunschweig -  HND	Preliminary Findings of a Nutrition Intervention in a  Predominently African American Population of Stroke Patients
5	9/22	Kiyoshi Yamaki - DHD	Employment and Income Status of Persons with Developmental Disabilities: a National Estimate
6	9/29	Carol J. Gill - DHD	Disability Studies Approach to Investigating Health Issues of Women with Disabilities
7	10/6	Thubi Kolobe - PT	Impact of childrearing practices and parent-child interaction  on child development
8	10/13	Jin-Shei Lai - OT	TBA
9	10/20	Glenn Fujiura - DHD	International Perspectives in Disability Data/Surveillance and Relationship to Disability Studies
10	10/27	Christine Helfrich - OT	Domestic Violence and Disability
11	11/3	Joy Hammel - OT	Development of the  Self Care Manager Role, Facilitators and Barriers to Management in the Community
12	11/10	Tamar Heller - DHD
13	11/17	Sandy Levi - PT	Functional outcomes following hip fracture.
14	11/24	CANCELED - HOLIDAY
15	12/1	Gary Kielhofner - OT	Interviewing as a Means of Understanding Disability in Both Service and Research Context
16	12/8	CANCELED – FINALS WEEK