•    Multiple-choice exam will be mailed to your proctor prior to October 22 and should be
     returned (postmarked) by October 29, 2000. 

Rehabilitation History and Legislation (Brown)
     •    class lecture and discussion
     •    reading: History and Values Since 1990
     •    (hint...these dates are important: 1917, 1918, 1920, 1935, 1943, 1954, the 1960s, 1973,
     1978, 1986, 1990, 1992, and 1998)

ADA, Title I (Tew-Washburn)
     •    class lecture and discussion
     •    reading: An Introduction to the Americans with Disabilities Act

Workforce Investment Act (Tew-Washburn)
     •    class lecture and discussion
     •    reading: Collaboration in Employment Services: Rehabilitation in the Workforce
     Investment Act
 
Multicultural Competencies (Larkin)
     •    class lecture and discussion
     •    handout “Multicultural Competencies for Rehabilitation Professionals”
     •    readings: Is Cultural Sensitivity Enough?; Defining and Developing Multicultural
     Competency in the Rehabilitation Profession

Person-Centered Services (Tew-Washburn)
     •    class lecture and discussion
     •    readings: Consumer-Driven Services: Inclusion Begins within Organizations; Inclusion
     vs. Exclusion: Society is at a Turning Point; Person-Centered Planning; Getting Beyond
     Stereotypes

Employment Support with SSA/SSI (Ryan/Oakes)
     •    handouts
(The lecture and materials from Ms. Ryan’s and Mr. Oakes’ presentation will be explored in Exam 2.)

Assistive Technology Tour (STAR) 
     •    field trip presentation and discussion