Career Planning/ Placement

Career Planning/ Placement

Offers practical strategies on how to empower students and human resource managers to recruit, hire, train, and promote qualified college graduates with disabilities in today's diversified work force.

Contacts:

Ronnie Porter (Northeastern University)
(617) 373-3471
v.porter@neu.edu

Kathy McCreedy (DiverseAbility LLC)
(989) 631-8867
kmmccreedy@chartermi.net

  1. National Service Partnership with AHEAD http://ahead.org/nsip
  2. Career Opportunities for Students

Career Opportunities for Students with Disabilities www.cosdonline.org

AmeriCorps www.americorps.gov

Emerging Leaders www.emerging-leaders.com

EntryPoint! ehrweb.aaas.org/entrypoint

AAPD internships www.aapd.com/AAPDInternship

  1. Listserv http://ahead-lists.org/mailman/listinfo/career_sig_ahead-lists.org
  2. Resources

Institute for Human Centered Design www.adaptenv.org

DiverseAbility LLC www.DiverseAbility.com

Job Accommodation Network (JAN) www.jan.wvu.edu

Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) www.dol.gov/odep

Coordinating Internships for Students with Disabilities
http://ada.osu.edu/resources/fastfacts/index.htm

Learning Disabilities in Higher Education and Beyond: An International Perspective http://www.ahead.org/publications

Susan A Vogel, Ph.D.; Northern Illinois Univeristy
Gila Vogel, Ph.D.; Beit Berl College, Hod HaSharon, Israel
Varda Sharoni, Ph.D.; Beit Berl College, Hod HaSharon, Israel
Orit Dahan, M.A.; Beit Berl College, Hod HaSharon, Israel

How can the desires of people with learning disabilities best be supported and what can be learned by examining how countries around the world respond to those hopes and dreams? This book seeks to answer those questions. Written by prominent researchers, it builds upon an examination of the legal rights of people with learning disabilities in the United Stated, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Israel, then moves on to discuss assessment and diagnosis, programs, and support services, the social-emotional impact of learning disabilities, and how adults with learning disabilities fared after college.

  1. Career-related presentations - Annual Conferences

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