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Title & Description Journal Publication
Date
Author Category
IEP Allison's Preference Needs Strengths page
Nothing About Us Without Us: Including people with disabilities as teaching partners in university courses
12/7/2011 Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Kathy Bates, Amy H. Frechette, Rae Sonnenmeier, Jocelyn Curtin Inclusive Education
Health Disparities Chart Book
8/17/2011 Charles Drum, MPA, JD, PhD, Monica R. McClain, PhD, Willi Horner-Johnson, PhD, Genia Taitano, MPH Community Living Health & Genetics
What's Next for Your Two Year Old Questions to Help Parents Plan for the Future
Ann Dillon, Debra Nelson, Carol Tashie
Essential Best Practices in Inclusive Schools
12/15/2010 Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Michael McSheehan, Rae M. Sonnenmeier
Making Self-Determination Work
9/15/1999 Charles Moseley
Expanding the Job and Career Options for People with Significant Disabilities
Developmental Disabilities Bulletin, Vol 22, No. 2 6/15/1994 Jo-Ann Sowers, Patty Cotton, Joanne Malloy
Building Relationships A Guide for Planning Natural Job Supports
5/25/2011
Essential Considerations for Friendships
12/15/2010 C. Tashie, Z. Rossetti
Moving From School To Adult The Role of Circles of Support in the Transition Process
5/25/2011
Development_and_Psychometric_Validation_of_the_Family_Outcomes_Survey-Revised
3/1/2011 Donald B. Bailey, Jr., Melissa Raspa, Murrey G. Olmsted, Scott P. Novak, Ann M. Sam, Betsy P. Humphreys, Robin Nelson, Nyle Robinson, and Chelsea Guillen
The Importance of Developing Communicative Competence for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities
Synthesis Report #1. Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky. National Alternate Assessment Center. 11/2/2010 Jane Kleinert, April Holman, Michael McSheehan, Jacqueline Kearns
Inclusion Works Inspiration and Information to Counter Arguments Against Inclusive Education for Students with Down Syndrome Part II
Volume 33 #1 1/1/2010 Jann Logue, Washington,
Assistive Technology and Farming with a Disability
Technology Special Interest Section Quarterly, Vol. 15, No. 4 12/1/2005 Therese Willkomm
Person-Centered and Collaborative Supports for College Success
Education and Training in Developmental Disabilities, Vol 39, No. 1 1/1/2004 Cate Weir
Coordinating Existing Human Service Transportation Resources Maximizing Resources and Economic Benefits
The Policy Resource Center, Issue 4 1/1/2004 Michelle Winchester, Sonke Dornblut, Mickey McIver
But What About Supporting Students with the Most Significant Disabilities
Institute on Community Integration Rae M. Sonnenmeier, Michael McSheehan
The Education and Art of AAC and General Education Curriculum Supports AAC Assessment and Cognitive Labels
Inclusive Education Michael McSheehan, Rae M. Sonnenmeier
Inclusive Education Practices for Supporting Students Who Use Augmentative Communication
Inclusive Education Rae M. Sonnenmeier, Michael McSheehan
Identifying Children With Developmental Disabilities Receiving Child Protection Services A National Survey of Child Welfare Administrators
Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Social Sciences, Vol 87, No. 3 1/1/2006 Patrick Shannon, Maria Agorastou
Strategies and Challenges in Promoting Transitions From Nursing Facilities to the Community for Individuals with Disabilities A Pilot Study of the Implementation of Rider 37 in Texas
Community Living Exchange Collaborative at ILRU 2/1/2004 Jay Klein, Pam Walker, Celia Feinstein, Paula Margeson, Darryll Lynn Jones
Responsive Teaching
Teacher Sourcebook 10/1/2008 Christina A. Samuels
Home and Community Based Long-term Care Financing and the Woodwork Effect
The Policy Resource Center, Issue 3 9/1/2003 Michelle Winchester, David Frydman
Person Centered Funding Using Vouchers and Personal Budgets to Support Recovery and Employment for People with Psychiatric Disabilities
Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, Volume 23 1/1/2005 Dan O'Brien , Laurie Ford, JoAnne Malloy
Opportunities Available When Severely Handicapped Students Attend Chronological Age Appropriate Regular Schools
TASH Journal, Volume 8 4/1/1983 Lou Brown, Alison Ford, Jan Nisbet, Mark Sweet, Anne Donnellan Lee Gruenewald
An Analysis of Conversations Among Handicapped Students and a Nonhandicapped Peer
Exceptional Children, Vol 51, No. 2 1/1/1984 Jan Nisbet, Kathy Zanella, Jon Miller
Community Centered Strategies for Supporting Persons with Disabilities
Journal of the Community Development Society, Vol 37, No. 3 11/1/2006 Jan Nisbet, David Hagner, Pater Antal, Susan Fox, Nicole LaPointe
Indices of Job Satisfaction of Persons with Moderate and Severe Disabilities
Education and Training in Mental Retardation, Vol 24, No. 3 9/1/1989 Jan Nisbet, Prudence York
Squeezing Long Term Supports Out of a Short Term Program Independence Issues and Supported Employment
Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, Vol 20, No. 3 11/1/1989 Jan Nisbet, Pat Rogan, David Hagner
Competitive Employment Issues and Strategies Book Review
The Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps, Vol 12, No. 1 1/1/1987 Jan Nisbet, David Hagner
Natural Supports in the Workplace A Reexamination of Supported Employment
The Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps, Vol 13, No. 4 1/1/1988 Jan Nisbet, David Hagner
A Qualitative Study of Work Stations in Industry
Journal of Rehabilitation 5/1/1989 Luca Conte, Stephen T. Murphy, Jan Nisbet Community Living
TASH Connections Equity Opportunity and Inclusion for People with Disabilities since 1975
TASH Connections, Vol 34, No. 1 2/1/2008 Jan Nisbet
Caught In The Continuum A Critical Analysis of the Principle of the Least Restrictive Environment
Research and Practice for Persons With Severe Disabilities, Vol 29, No. 4 1/1/2004 Steven J. Taylor
The Differences in Inappropriate Behavior and Instructional Interactions in Sheltered and Nonsheltered Work Environments
The Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps, Vol 11, No. 1 1/1/1986 Jan Nisbet, Lisbeth Vincent
Principle of Partial Participation and Individualized Adaptations in Educational Programs for Severely Handicapped Students
TASH Journal, Volume 7 7/1/1982 Diane Baumgart, Lou Brown, Ian Pumpian, Jan Nisbet, Alison Ford, Mark Sweet, Rosalie Messina, Jack Schroeder
The Critical Need For Non-School Instruction Programs for Severely Handicapped Students
TASH Journal Volume 8 11/1/1983 Lou Brown, Jan Nisbet, Alison Ford, Mark Sweet, Betsy Shiraga, Jennifer York, Ruth Loomis
Toward A Community Support System Chapter 2 Executive Summary
Toward a Community Support System for the Elderly Chapter 2 6/1/1998 Jan Nisbet, Raelene Shippe-Rice, John Wasson, Michelle Winchester, Dana Evans, Brenda Sansom
National Best Practices Survey of Home and Community Based Long Term Care Programs
Toward a Community Support System for the Elderly Chapter 3 2/1/1998 Jan Nisbet, Raelene Shippe-Rice, John Wasson
Longitudinal Transition Plans in Programs For Severely Handicapped Student
Exceptional Children 5/1/1981 Lou Brown, Ian Pumpian, Diane Baumgart, Pat Vandeventer, Alison Ford, Jan Nisbet, Jack Schroeder
Caught In The Continuum
Research and Practice for Persons With Severe Disabilities Vol 29, No. 4 10/1/2004 Jan Nisbet
The New Freedom Initiative Community Based Alternatives for People with Disabilities
The Policy Resource Center, Issue 1 2/1/2003 Michelle Winchester, David Frydman
Catching the Wind Changing the Rules Enhancing Community Options for Families of Young Children
Debra Nelson, Leigh R. Zoellick, Ann Dillon
Preschool Benefits Are Forever
Debra Nelson, Ann Dillon
Model Communities An Informal Conversation Among States
(Hosted By) Community Living Exchange Collaborative at ILRU 7/1/2003
Baltimore Model Communities Discussion Continues
(Hosted By) Community Living Exchange Collaborative at ILRU 1/1/2004
Beyond Communication Access Promoting Learning of the General Education Curriculum by Students with Severe Disabilities
Topics in Language Disorders, Vol 26, No. 3 9/1/2006 Michael Mc Sheehan, Rae Sonnenmeier, Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Karen Turner
Communication and Learning Creating Systems of Support for Students with Significant Disabilities
TASH Connections 1/1/2001 Michale McSheehan, Rae Sonnenmeier
Developing Augmentative Communication to Support Participation in General Education Classrooms
Augmentative and Alternative Communication 1/1/2001 Michael McSheehan, Rae Sonnenmeier
Interagency Collaboration and the Transition to Adulthood for Students with Emotional or Behavioral Disabilities
Education and Treatment of Children, Vol 21, No. 3 8/1/1998 JoAnne Malloy, Douglas Cheney, Gail Cormier
Project RENEW Building the Community's Capacity To Support Youth's Transition from School to Adult Life
Transition of Secondary Students with Emotional or Behavioral Disorders JoAnne Malloy, Gail Cormier
Making A Difference Interview
The Teacher Sourcebook 9/30/2008 Carol Ann Tomlinson, Anthony Rebora,
Strategies for Coordinating Housing and Assistance
Jay Klein
The Least Dangerous Assumption A Challenge to Create a New Paradigm
Disability Solutions, Vol 6, No. 3 9/30/2005 Cheryl M. Jorgensen
The Beyond Access Model Promoting Learning of General Education Curriculum Content by Students with Autism and Other Significant Disabilities
New Hampshire Autism Society Newsletter 1/1/2003 Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Rae Sonnenmeier, Michael McSheehan
Presumed Competence Reflected in the Educational Programs of Students With IDD Before and After the Beyond Access Professional Development Intervention
Journal of Intellectual and Development Disability, Vol 32, No. 4 12/10/2007 Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Michael McSheehan, Rae Sonnenmeier
Structures Processes and Skills for Teaming that Promote Learning of General Education Curriculum Content for Students with the Most Significant Disabilities
Beyond Access 1/1/2002 Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Michale McSheehan, Jessica Anne Cameron, Nancy Cicolini
What Matters Most Ensuring that High School Students With Disabilities Are Members of
Impact: Feature Issue on Revisiting Inclusive K-12 Education 1/1/2003 Cheryl M. Jorgensen
An Inquiry Based Instructional Planning Model That Accommodates Student Diversity
International Journal of Whole Schooling Vol 1, No. 2 Published March, 2005 3/1/2005 Cheryl M. Jorgensen
Hawaii Housing Options for Individuals with Disabilities
Final Report to The Hawaii State Council on Developmental Disabilities 10/10/2002 Jay Klein
Understutztes Wohnen Was ist Das Supported Living What is That
Leben Mit Down-Syndrome (Life with Down Syndrome), Vol 44 9/15/2003 Jay Klein
Meaning of Homeownership for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities A Qualitative Study
Mental Retardation, Vol 44, No. 4 8/1/2006 David Hagner, Judith Snow, Jay Klein
Identifying Community Employment Program Staff Competencies A Critical Incident Approach
Journal of Rehabilitation, Vol 68, No. 1 2/1/2002 David Hagner, Ann Noll, Lara Enein Donovan
Payment Mechanisms for Community Employment Realities and Recommendations
Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps, Vol 12, No. 1 1/1/1987 David Hagner, Jan Nisbet, Michael Callahan, Chas Moseley
Youth With Disabilities in the Criminal Justice System Considerations for Transition and Rehabilitation Planning
Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, Vol 16, No. 4 4/11/2008 David Hagner, JoAnne M. Malloy, Melanie W. Mazzone, Gail M. Cormier
Work Based Learning Developing Work Experience Opportunities for Transitioning Students
Beyond High School: Transition from School to Work, 2nd Ed David Hagner, Dianne Lounsbury
Home Ownership for Individuals with Disabilities Factors in Mortgage Decisions
Journal of Disability Policy Studies, Vol 15, No. 4 6/1/2005 David Hagner, Jay Klein
Doing My Own Thing Supported Self-Employment for Individuals with Cognitive Disabilities
Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, Vol 17 6/11/2005 David Hagner, Tobey Davies
I Do That For Everyone Supervising Employees with Autism
Focus on Autism and Other Disabilities, Vol 20, No. 2 7/15/2005 David Hagner, Bernard Cooney,
Building Employer Capacity to Support Employees with Severe Disabilities in the Workplace
IOS Press, Vol 21 1/1/2003 David Hagner, Bernard Cooney,
Career Related Outcomes of a Model Transition Demonstration for Young Adults with Emotional Disturbance
Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, Vol 42, No. 3 3/1/1999 David Hagner, Douglas Cheney, JoAnne Malloy
What We Know About Preventing and Managing Coworker Resentment or Rejection
Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, Vol 34, No. 1 4/16/2003 David Hagner
Supporting People Part of the Community Possibilities and Prospects for Change
Part of the Community: Strategies for Including Everyone, Ch 2 1/1/2000 David Hagner
Subjects or Objects Participants as Research Partners
Rehabilitation Education, Vol 16, No. 2 8/25/2002 David Hagner Community Living
Primary and Secondary Labor Markets Implications for Vocational Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, Vol 44, No. 1 9/12/2000 David Hagner
Job Development and Job Search Assistance
Work and Disability: Issues and Strategies in Career Development and Job Placement, 2nd Ed, Ch 10 3/1/2003 David Hagner
The Role of Naturalistic Assessment in Vocational Rehabilitation
Journal of Rehabilitation, Vol 76, No. 1 9/16/2010 David Hagner
Script Based Language Intervention Learning to Participate in Life Events
Children's Development, Ch 10 5/15/1994 Rae M. Sonnenmeier
People With Disabilities in the Workplace
Rehabilitation Counseling: Basics and Beyond, 4th Ed, Ch 9 6/15/2005 Dennis Gildbride, David Hagner
Possible Funding Sources to Assist Local Programs
12/15/2010 Jay Klein
Financing Long Term Care for People with Disabilities
The Policy Resource Center, Issue 2 4/15/2010 Michelle Winchester, David Frydman
Homeownership Initiatives and Outcomes for People with Disabilities
Community Development: Journal of the Community Development Society, Vol 37, No. 3 9/1/2006 Celia S. Feinstein, Robert M. Levine, James A. Lemanowicz, Wendy C. Sedlak, Jay Klein, David Hagner,
Employment and Disability
The Policy Resource Center, Issue 5 2/15/2005 Michelle Winchester
Children's Mental Health in New Hampshire Evidence Based Practice
New Hampshire Center For Public Policy Studies 9/1/2007 JoAnne Malloy, Michael Malloy, Jonas Taub
A Framework for Managing Controversial Practices
Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools Vol 32 7/11/2001 Judith Felson Duchan, Stephen Calculator, Rae Sonnenmeier, Sylvia Diehl, Gary D. Cumley
Choice and Control Over Resources New Hampshire's Individual Career Account Demonstration Projects
Journal of Rehabilitation Vol 72, No.2 6/1/2005 Heidi Cloutier, David Hagner, JoAnne Malloy, Patricia Cotton
Finishing High School in Many Different Ways Project RENEW in Manchester New Hampshire
Effective School Practices, Vol 71, No. 2 9/1/1998 Douglas Cheney, JoAnne Malloy, David Hagner
Transition Services for Youth and Young Adults with Emotional Disturbance Description and Initial Results of Project RENEW
Career Development for Exceptional Individiuals Vol 32, No.1 5/1/1998 Douglas Cheney, David Hagner, JoAnne Malloy, Gail M. Cormier, Steve Bernstein
Partnership with the Business Community The Mental Health Employer Consortium
Journal of Applie Rehabilitation Counseling Vol 31, No. 4 1/15/2000 Richard M. Balser, David Hagner, Helaine Hornby
Workplace Culture Social Interactions and Supports for Transition Age Young Adults
Mental Retardation Vol 38, No.4 8/1/2010 John Butterworth, David Hagner, David T. Helm, Teresa A. Whelly
The Efficacy of the Renew Model: Individualized School-to-Career Services for Youth At Risk of School Dropout
10/22/2010
Publication Germany
Communities As Partners In The Long Term Care Solution
Children's Development of Scriptal Knowledge
A Model Career Assistance Process for Individuals with Disabilities
Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools Vol. 32 Published: July 2001 David Hagner, Kelly McGahie, Heidi Cloutier Community Living