DIS 595  Interdisciplinary Seminar Series in Disability Studies
Spring Semester, 2000

Location: Rm315, 1919 W Taylor St
Day/Time: Tuesdays from 3:30-4:30 P.M.
 

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: Suzann K. Campbell, PhD, PT, FAPTA
 
 

Date	Presenter	Topic
1/11		Orientation
1/18	Suzann Campbell	The Test of Infant Motor Performance
1/25*	Fabricio Balcazar	Empowering Minorities with Disabilities: Challenges for the Future
2/1	Suzann Campbell	Grantsmanship
2/8	David Beer	Process Evaluation in Health and Human Service interventions
2/15	Christopher Keys	Anchoring Research in the Culture of Persons with Developmental Disabilities
2/22	Ziaul Hasan	Proprioceptors and Motor Control
2/29	Suzann Campbell	Protection of Human Subjects
3/7*	Susan Parish	Eugenics, Sterilization, and Mental Disability
3/14		Spring Break
3/21	Class	Student Research
3/28	HHDS	Research Forum
4/4
4/11	Kendon Conrad	Money Management for Persons with Severe Mental Illness
4/18*	David Mitchell	When the Object of Research Speaks
4/25	Kathy Knafl	Normalization and Family Response to Childhood Chronic Illness: Understanding and Developing the Concept
5/2		Final Exam Week

*held in IIDD (Room 204)