1.1 PERSONAL DATA

Name: William Michael Bauer, Ph.D. CRC Home Address: 127 Sylvan Way Marietta, Ohio 45750 bauerm@marietta.edu Office-740-376-4768 Home Telephone: 740-373-3977 1.2 PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION AND EXPERIENCE A. Education 1. B.S. Ohio University June 1984 Major: Special Education/Recreation Minor

3.87 GPA Accumulation

3.95 GPA In Field (Supervision) Ohio Department of Education

Certification: Supervision (2008) Moderate, Severe, and Profoundly

Mentally Retarded (MSPR) (2013) Educable Mentally Retarded (EMR)

(2013)

Behavior Disorders (BD)(2013) Learning Disabilities (LD)(2013)

Orthopedically Handicapped (OH)(2013)

Ohio Department of Mental Retardation & Developmental

Disabilities Certification: Supervisor - Early Intervention

Management III 2. M.S.E.D. Ohio University June, 1986 Major: Special Education/Administration 3.95 GPA 3. M.A. (2002) The Ohio State University Rehabilitation Counseling 3.88 GPA 4. Ph.D. Rehabilitation Services - Counseling 2003 The Ohio State

University 3.87 GP A Dissertation: "The Impact of Youth Leadership Programs on High School Students with Disabilities" copy (www.ohiolink.etd). 5. Post-Doctoral Fellowship- The Ohio State University Medical Center Fall 2011- Research Center on Students with Intellectual Disabilities. Article Co-Authored by Dr. Izzo (Director of the Center of Excellence in Disabilities. Certified Rehabilitation Counselor CRC (Exp. 2015) #45069 B. Honors-Professional 1. PREP Scholarship, Ohio University: 1984 - 1985

2. Dean's List - Fall, Winter, Spring 1984 - 1985

3. Phi Kappa Phi 1984 - present

4. Kappa Delta Pi 1984 - present

5. Phi Delta Kappa 1986 - present

6. Outstanding Undergraduate in Special Education Ohio University, Graduation Ceremony 1985 7. Outstanding Service Award, Student Council for Exceptional Children Ohio University 1986 8. Outstanding Graduate Student in Special Education Ohio University, Spring Commencement 1986 9. Selected by State of Ohio Department of Education to serve on the Teacher Education and Certification Validation Committee March 1989 10. "Outstanding Program of the Year" for children with severe disabilities. "A Community Based Program” selected by SEO-SERC 1989. Recognized at the State of Ohio Superintendents Convention and awarded certificate of recognition from the board of Marietta City Schools.

11. Outstanding Educator Award - Marietta City Schools 2000&2003. 12. Washington County Career Center Hall of Fame inductee (2003) 13. Douglass Putnam Service Award- Service to the College (2004)

14. Advising Award-Marietta College 2005, 2008.

15. Athlete Appreciation Award-MC Athletics-2003, 2004,2005 (Football, Basketball, Track) 16. Distinguished Diversity Enhancement Award April 10, 2005 (Marietta College) 17. Key Note Senior Baccalaureate May 7, 2005 "The Greatest Responsibility". 18. Lifetime Achievement Award-Ohio Developmental Disabilities Planning Council and HAVAR-May 25, 2006 19. Innovative Teaching Award 2008.

20.Chi-Omega most involved professor on Campus 2008.

21. McCoy award for teaching excellence 2008-2009.

22. Finalist For the Public Policy Fellowship with The Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation. January 2010. 22. Finalist- Marietta College Advising Award- April 2011

23. Federal Grant Reviewer on behalf of the U.S. Department of Education, National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research. Small Business Innovation Research, July 2012.

Grants Awarded: 1. State Superintendent Advisory Council for Special Education 2005 ($60,000) 2. Mini-Grant-Marietta College (1,500).2004 and 2005.

3. Innovative Teaching Award ($600). 2006

4. Pedagogy Committee ($900) Front Row to Go System for People with Disabilities. Implemented into my EDUC 253 Course. 5. Minigrant- Marietta College ($1,200) 2008. Mini-Grant ($800) 2009, Mini-Grant ($1,105) 2011. Mini-grant (1,500), 2012. 6. Transition to Post-Secondary Options- Federal Sub-Award Grant to Marietta College $30,000. I am the PI for this grant. 2013

Appointments- Service (Community) 1. Member of the North Central Evaluation Team for Warren Local School Systems Special Education Department and Accessibility Fall 1991 2. Member of the Ohio Governor's Council on People with Disabilities Sept. 1994.Appointed by Governor Voinovich. Chair of Education Committee. Reappointed for second term ending 8/18/2000. 3. President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities. Member of the Disabilities Communication Network, Ohio Chairperson. 1995 - 1998 4. Governor's Council on People with Disabilities Education Committee - Chairperson, 1995 - 2000. 5. Ohio TRAIN Advisory Board, Columbus Ohio Dec 1995 - 96 (State Assistive Technology Board). 6. Disability Political Action Committee "PAC-Able” Raising money to elect people w/disabilities to office.

7. Resna State Tech Act Advisory Board, Washington DC Jun. 97 2000. 8. Member Part D Advisory Board Ohio Department Of Education, Appointed by Ohio Department of Education Superintendent Goff 1997 - present 9. City of Marietta Representative to National Organization on Disabilities, Appointed 5/29/97 by Mayor Joe Matthews 10. Chair, Ohio Governor's Council on People with Disabilities. Appointed by George Voinovich. 1998 - 1999 11. Member, Ohio Task Force on School Monitoring and Improvement-Ohio Dept. of Education 1999-2004. 12. Chair, Ohio Governor's Council on People with Disabilities. Appointed by Bob Taft, Governor of Ohio 1999-2000 13. Director, Ohio Governor's Council Youth Leadership Forum1999-2001 Counselor-Present 14. Member, State-Wide Consumer Advisory Council 1999-present 15. State of Ohio Monitoring and School Improvement Task Force 1999-present 16. State Superintendent Advisory Council -ODE 1999-2004 17. Chair Emeritus, Ohio Governor's Council on People with Disabilities 2000-present 18. Board Member-Residential Housing for People with Developmental Disabilities (R.H.D.D.) 2003-2004 19. Commissioner-Ohio Legal Rights-Appt. by State Senate President Doug White (Term April 2004 to April 2007. Player in Martin Vs. Taft settlement. 20. Board Member-American Council for Rural Special Education (ACRES) April 2006-March 2008

21. Advisory Board Member- The Ohio University Counselor Education Program, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio 2009- to present. 21. Commissioner of Ohio Rehabilitation Commission. Appointed by Gov. Ted Strickland. Term ends: 2011 Chair in April of 2011. 22. Board Member Ohio Special Education Professionals Advisory Commission (SEPDAC) 2008-2010. Then Reappointed by Ohio Governor John Kasich 2011- to present. 23. Founding Member, Disability Rights of Ohio, Feb. 2012 to March 2013. 24. Member of the 38th United States IRI Primary Study Group (Selected as one of 3 Professors nationally, to author a document to improve access for people with disabilities in at risk areas of the US. April 2012. 25. Ohio Teacher Education Division of the Council for Exceptional Children, Chair-Elect (3 year term Fall of 2012 to Fall of 2015. I will take over the Chairpersonship in Fall of 2015). 26. Member, State Advisory Panel for Exceptional Children (SAPEC) Sept. 2012- present. Appointed by Gov. John Kasich. C. Experience – Professional Marietta College 1. McCoy Associate Professor-Department of Education- Marietta College. Tenure 2007-Present. 2. Director Intervention Specialist Undergraduate and Graduate Program. 2008 – Present. 3. Assistant Professor-Department of Education- Marietta College Aug.2002-August 2007

4.Director of Master's in Education Aug. 2003-2007; 20010-2013

Other Professional Experience:

1. Pearson Teacher Performance Training (TPA) for Special Education, Summer 2012. 2. Assessment Validation Team for Early Childhood Special Education, the K-12 multi-age competency exam and the Special Education for Pearson and the Ohio Dept. of Education. Spring-Summer 2012-2013. 3. Teacher at Center for Families and Children, Preschool Sign Language. Marietta College 2004 4.Teacher at Center for Families and Children, Middle School Age Sign Language. Marietta College 2004. 5. Consultant-Warren Local Schools-Special Education Aug 2000 present 6. Graduate Trainee-The Ohio State University-Rehabilitation Dept. May 2000-2003 7. Private Consultant on Disability Issues May 2000-present 8. Statewide Director of Regional Centers of Ohio TRAIN Information & Referral, Ohio State University Oct. 96 - May 2000 9. Director of Education (Principal), Washington County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Ewing School Marietta, Ohio Aug. 1990 -1996 10. Instructor, Part-time, Washington State Community College, School of Education Sept. 1991 - 2000. 11. Teacher, Orthopedically Handicapped Marietta City Schools Marietta, Ohio Aug. 1986 - 1990 12. Graduate Assistant, Ohio University School of Curriculum and Instruction Sept. 86 - Jun. 87

13. Student Teaching, 1st and 2nd grade SBH/MH class Putnam School, Marietta Ohio Ms. Ellie Slavin, Cooperating Teacher Spring 1985 14. Teacher in GED program for developmentally Disabled adults at Echoing Meadows residential Facility, Athens Ohio 1984 - 1985 15. Aquatic Specialist, Washington County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Marietta, Ohio Jul. 83 -Jul. 84 16. Physical Development Assistant, Washington County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, Marietta, Ohio Sept. 80 - Jul. 83 A. Experience OHIO UNIVERSITY (1985-86) 1. EdSp 260 Field Experience, Block II Supervised practicum students at Beacon School 2. EdSp 160 Field Experience, Block II Coordinated field trips,simulations and activities 3. EdSp 272, EdSp 271, Student Teaching supervisor WASHINGTON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE (1991-1999) 4. Phil 106 Sign Language- Washington State Community College 5. EdSp 466, Multi-handicapped Class Guest Lecturer 6. Part-time Instructor at Washington State Community College (1991- 1999)

Taught courses on Exceptional Children and Sign Language

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY (1999)

7. EDPAES 925, Teaching Assistant-The Ohio State University-Assistive Technology Dr. Joe Wheaton-Supervisor (1999) MARIETTA COLLEGE (2002 to present) 8. EDUC 640-Research Design in Education Summer2002-MariettaCollege (adjunct) 9. EDUC 640-Research Design in Education Fall2002,2003,2004,2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012 Marietta College 10. EDUC 600-Seminar-Teachers as Leaders Fall 2002,2003,2004,2005, 2006, 2007- Marietta College 11. EDUC 651-Tests and Measurements Fall 2002, 2012-Marietta College 12. EDUC 690-Research Practicum-All Semesters-Marietta College 13. EDUC 202-Educational Psychology All Semesters-Marietta College 14. EDUC 253-Diverse Learners Spring 2003, Fall 2004, Spring2006, all semesters beginning 2006. 15. EDUC 680-Admin. and Org. of School Guidance Spring 2003,2004 16. EDUC 332/632 Sign Language-Summer 2003, Spring 2004,Spring 2005, Spring 2006, Spring 2009 17. EDUC 612-Appalachian Culture in Education-Summer 2003,2004,2005 18. EDUC 682- Career and Vocational Development-Fall 2003 19. EDUC 649- Educating Children With Disabilities-Summer

2004,2005,2007,2008 20. EDUC 671C-Behavior Management -Summer 2004,2005 21. EDUC 341\641-Introduction to Mild Moderate Learners Summer 2006. 22. EDUC 342/642- Introduction to mild moderate methods. 2007, 2008, 2009. 22. EDUC 343\643-assesment of Mild and Moderate Learners 2007. 23. EDUC 110-Principles of Education 2009, 2012. 24. EDUC 457\657-Educators and leaders abroad. 2004,2007 (Australia, Italy, Egypt, Greece) Led a Group To Australia again in 2011. 25. EDUC 475\693 Intervention Specialist/Clinical Internship all semesters beginning 2007 to present. 26. EDUC 345 –Child Psych Disorders for Teachers, Fall 2012. 27. EDUC 342-Mehtods Mild/Moderate Learners, Fall 2012. MARIETTA COLLEGE-Service 1. Member Graduate Council of Marietta College 2002-2007 2. Chair-Diversity Committee-Marietta College 2002-2004 3. Member-President's Planning Committee-Marietta College 2003 4. Hartel Fellow-appt. 2004-2006 by Dean of Students 5. Member Marietta College Career Center Advisory Panel 2003-2004 6. Member Marietta College Physician Assistant Accreditation Team- 2003-2006 7. Member, Marietta College Search Committee, Communication and Media Studies. Aug. 2006

8. Chair Faculty Development committee 2007-2008. 9. Director Hartel Program 2005-2009 10. Coordinator Mild and Moderate Licensure Program 2007-present. 11. Member of the Student Evaluation Team 2007-2008. 12. Member, McDonough 20th Anniversary Planning Team, 2006 13. Member of the interview team for new athletic director 2007-2008. 14. Member of Residence Life and Athletics committee 2008-2009. 15. Member of Human Subjects Committee 2008-2009. 16. Faculty Representative for the drug and alcohol task force 2008-2011. 17. Co-Director Summer Honors Institute For Ohio School Students who are “gifted” June 2009. 18. Member, Faculty Development Committee 2010-2011. 19. Member, Faculty Development Committee 2011-2012. 20. Developed Social Skills Training Program for High School Students with Autism, Dr. Chris Klein assisted, Fall 2012. Seven participants from area schools. Semester long weekly Program. 21. Member, Assessment Committee, 2012-13. 22. Selected by Graduate Council to guide a student filing a grievance regarding an issue in their graduate program. Summer 2013.

1.3 PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES A. Professional Organizations

1. Member, Council for Exceptional Children 1984 - present Member TED (Teacher Education Division)

2. President, OU Chapter 173, Student Council for Exceptional Children 1985 - 1986 Member, Mental Retardation Division CEC1985 - 2000).

3. President, SE Ohio Chapter Council for Exceptional Children 1989 - 1991

4. Member, Professional Assoc. on Retardation (PAR) 1983 - present

5. Member, Phi Delta Kappa 1986 - present

6. Member, Phi Kappa Phi 1985 - present

7. Member, Kappa Delta Phi 1985 - present

8. Member, Chi Sigma Iota 1999 - present

9. Peer Reviewer, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS), October 2003-Present

10.Program Reviewer for the Council for Exceptional Children (NCATE-CEC) November 2003- present.

A. Presentations at Conferences (by Invitation) Scholarship 1. Physical Development for the Multi-handicapped Individual Title I Workshop, Orient Development Center Orient, Ohio Jan. 1983 2. Physical Development & Aquatic Programs for the Mentally Retarded Title I Workshop, Ewing School Marietta, Ohio Jun. 1984

3. Physical Development for the Mentally Retarded Title I Workshop, Ohio University - Belmont St. Clairsville, Ohio Jul. 1984 4. The Preschool Multi-handicapped Individual Weaver School Akron, Ohio Nov.1984 5. Aquatics: A Unique Approach for the Multi-handicapped Individual Ohio Professional Association on Retardation Columbus, Ohio Nov. 1984 6. Education for the Multi-handicapped - Motivation Aquatics EdSp475, Ohio University Guest Lecturer Athens, Ohio Mar. 1985 7. Aquademics Beacon School SEOVAC In-service Athens, Ohio May 1985 8. Language Development in Physical Development & Aquatics Title Workshop, Ohio University - Belmont St. Clairsville, Ohio Aug. 1985 9. Physical Development & Aquatics for the Multi-handicapped EdSp 217/590, Ohio University - Belmont St. Clairsville, Ohio Aug. 1985 10. Aquatics and Exceptional Needs Ohio Federation of the Council for Exceptional Children Cleveland, Ohio Nov. 1985 11. Aquatics and Exceptional Needs SEOVAC, Good Samaritan Hospital Zanesville, Ohio Dec. 1985 12. Orthopedically Handicapped United Methodists Women's Club Marietta, Ohio Apr. 1987 13. Nobody's Perfect (Program on Handicapped Awareness) United Methodist Women's Club Marietta, Ohio 1989 14. All About Me (Program on Growing Up With a Disability) Second Grade Class, Putnam Elementary School Marietta, Ohio 1991 15. Washington State Community College, Exceptional Children Marietta, Ohio 1992

16. Inclusion: Perceptions and Possibilities, Marietta College Marietta, Ohio 1993 17. Communities and Sports Inclusion CEU Workshop, Marietta College Marietta, Ohio May 21-22, 1993 18. Group and Team Functioning Governor's Council on People with Disabilities Columbus, Ohio Mar. 9, 1995 19. Exceptional People Special Education Class, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio Apr. 1995 20. Building a Dream Team Goodwill Industries Uniworks Columbus, Ohio May 15, 1995 21. Team Decision Making Goodwill Industries Uniworks Columbus, Ohio Jul. 17,1995 22. Diverse Learning Marietta College Marietta, Ohio Dec. 19, 1995 23. Sign Language for Bank One Employees, Bank One Seminar, Marietta, Ohio1995 24. Sensitivity Training and Team Building Marietta Tourist and Convention Bureau Marietta, Ohio Feb. 10, 1996 25. Sign Language for Fenton Art Glass Employees, Fenton Art Glass Company Williamstown, West Virginia Feb. 1996 26. Leadership Development, Uniworks, Columbus, Ohio Apr. 20,1996 27. Exceptional People, Marietta College Marietta, Ohio Apr. 1996 28. Ohio TRAIN Team Building, Ohio SuperComputer Center, Columbus, Ohio Jul. 1996

29. Meeting the Customers AT Needs in Rural America California Northridge CSUN Conference on Assistive Technology Los Angeles, California Mar. 16-19, 1998 30. Rural Assistive Technology in the Heartland Assistive Technology in the Heartland Indianapolis, IN Apr.25-29, 1999 31. Meeting the Customers AT Needs in Rural America Long Beach, California - Annual RESNA Conference June 24-26, 1999 32. Disability Perspectives Series with Dr. J.W. Smith-Ohio University May 8, 2003. 33. Ohio Association of O.T.'s/P.T.'s- Columbus, Ohio Aug, 6,7 2003 34. Ohio PT/OT conference Easton Hilton, Columbus, Ohio Aug 3,2003 35. Empowering Children with Disabilities. COVA-Columbus, Ohio "The Appalachian Consumer" Sept. 2, 2003. 36. Physician Assistant Program Guest Lecturer "The Patient from Appalachia" Fall 2002, Fall 2003 37. Adolescent Depression- A lecture to seniors at Frontier High School-Fall 2003 38. Adolescent Depression-A lecture to student body at Fort Frye High School-9/16/03 39. Special Techniques for Special Students-Warren Local High School Fall 2003 40. The Youth Leadership Forum- The American Council on Rural Special Education Conference March 2005. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 41. Increasing Access to Assistive Technology for People with Disabilities in Rural America-The American Council on Rural

Special Education Conference March, 2005. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 42. Multiple Perspectives On Access, Inclusion, & Disability Conference April 12-13, 2005-"The Consumer with Disabilities from Appalachian America". 43. The Appalachian Consumer with a Disability, The West Virginia Association of Rehabilitation Professionals, May 20, 2005 44. The Write Place, APA Style, March 29,2006 45. Multiple Perspectives on Access, Inclusion and Disability Conference, For Cryin' Out Loud!! Can't You Hear Me? The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio April 17, 2006 46. Keynote Speaker-Midwest Disability Lifestyles Conference. The Ohio State University 2007. 47. International Conference Speaker-MacQuarie University, Sydney, Australia, The American Education System. June 2007. 48.Developed Workshop for educators from Marietta City Schools in conjunction with OSIM Grant 2007. 49. “Welcome to My World” Lecture on Appalachian Culture, Washington County Partners, Washington State Community College2008. 50. Solidarity Ohio Commissioners Panel Discussion of the Rehabilitation Services Commission 2009. 51. “Same world Different Difference” Keynote Disability Conference 2009. 52. Keynote Speaker, Developmental Disabilities Council Center for Public Policy-“Your Rights as a Person with a Disability, Feb. 2010. 53. Keynote Speaker, Cleveland State University, “Special Education Issues From Corn Fields to Concrete Fields, Commonalities and Distinctions”. Oct. 2011

A. Presentations and Lectures (by RFP) Scholarship 1. Physical Development for the Multi-handicapped Individual Title IWorkshop, Orient Development Center Orient, Ohio Feb. 1984 2. Challenges and the Hearing Impaired 20th Annual Special LD Conference, Ohio University Athens, Ohio May 16-17, 1986 3. Community Based Programs for the Handicapped Ohio University Athens, Ohio Apr. 1988 4. Working with External Agencies Instructor - Ohio University –Belmo0nt St. Clairsville, Ohio 1992 5. Supported Education, OACB MRDD Columbus, Ohio Nov. 20,1995 6. Advocacy for People with Disabilities - It's Our Job JAPES Conference Columbus, Ohio Jun. 17, 1997 7. Roundtable Discussion - Advisory Council on Technology, Rehabilitation Services Commission Solidarity Conference, Columbus, Ohio Jun. 10, 1997 8. The Future of Disability Issues, Ohio Governor's Council 50th Anniversary Celebration, Columbus, Ohio Aug. 13, 1998 9. Autism Spectrum Disorders Conference, Aug. 7, 8, 9 2002.Autism Spectrum: A Mixed Methodology. Columbus, Ohio 10. State Superintendent's Task Force for Preparing Special Education Personnel, January 17, 2003. Poster Session. Columbus, Ohio 11. Northeast Rehabilitation Association-New York, New York, July 2003. 12. Lecturer on Appalachian Culture for Cleveland State University's 9th Annual Diversity Conference, November 14, 2003. 13. Transition Planning for Youth with Special Health Care Needs (Sept. 28, 2004)

14. American Association on Rural Special Education, "Increasing Access to Assistive Technology for Students with Disabilities" and "The Ohio Youth Leadership Forum" March 17-19, 2005. 15. Ohio Confederation of Teacher Education Organizations-Innovations in Teaching and Learning: Higher Education, Columbus, Ohio "Out of the Classroom and Into the Community" October 27- 028, 2005 16. Hawaii International Conference on Education, Honolulu, Hawaii" Out of the Classroom and Into the Community" January 6-9, 2006 17. Special Education Personnel Advisory Committee, Annual Conference, Co-Teaching: Does it Work? You Bet it Does! Columbus, Ohio March 3, 2006 18. “What about Co-Teaching in Ohio?” OCTEO Conference 2009. 19. “CO-Teaching and Collaboration in Public Schools.” Inservice 2009. 20. “Happiness” a lecture to inner-city youth, gangs at Farrrington High School, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 2009. 21. “The Ohio Youth Leadership Forum for High School Students with Disabilities”, 10th Annual International Education Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, Jan. 2012 22. Research Presentation, “The Ohio Youth Leadership Conference for High School Students with Disabilities. Presented Research at the National CEC Conference in San Antonio, Texas, April 3-6, 2013. A. Attendance at Meetings/Workshops Other Professional Development 1. National Swimming Coaches Convention Chicago, Illinois June 1978 2. Workshop: Physical Development for Multi-handicapped Project Mobility, Morrison Elementary School March 1983

3. National Aquatics Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana March 1984 4. LD Conference Speaker, Ohio University Nov. 1984 5. LD Conference, Ohio University May 1985 6. State CEC Convention Speaker, Cleveland, Ohio Nov. 1985 7. State Leadership Conference, Council for Exceptional Children, Columbus, Ohio Mar. 1986 8. MR Division Meeting, Council for Exceptional Children, Columbus, Ohio Mar.1986 9. LD/Special Education Conference - Chairperson, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio May 1986 10. CEC Conference, Toledo, Ohio 1988 11. CEC Conference, Dayton, Ohio 1989 12. "Positive Approaches to People with Challenging Behaviors"Apr.1991 13. Chapter 2 Spring Conference June 1991 14. "Administration of the OEDI" Aug. 1991 15. "Early Integration Training Project" Aug. 1991 16. "Implantation of Rules for Preschool Children" Oct. 1991 17. "Genetics in the 90's and Framework for Success Oct. 1991 18. NCATE Chicago Illinois 2004. 19. NCATE CEC Training New Mexico 2005. 20. Collaborations of psychological science roundtable Ohio May 21,2004. 21. Leadershape training at salt fork state park 2005.

22. State Superintendent task force for preparing special education personal annual meeting March 4-5 2005 23. OAPCTE|/OTE Curriculum conference “Meeting NCATE Standard and meaning it” Ashland University Feb. 9, 2006. 24. NCATE/CEC Professional reviewer training CEC Salt Lake City 2006. 25. Value Added Conference Training by Batelle Center for Children, May 2006. 26. OCTEO Conference: Facing the Challenges of Change in Teacher Education, October 2007. 27. Lead Trip to Sydney, and provided a course that allowed our Education students to learn the best practices in Australia July 2007. 28. Wellness Conference, “Growing Up with a Disability, Warren Local Schools Feb. 1, 2007 29. Director- Special Kids on Campus (A program offered on MC Campus that allows kids with disabilities to access the campus and allows our students to work with them earning field placement credit. 30. Developed a relationship with the Punahou School in area of technology for students 2008. 31. Preparing Highly Qualified Special Education Teachers. Licensure Model Development, Ohio 2008. 32. Ethics Education-Ohio Dept. of Ethics, November 2008 Columbus Ohio. 33. 7th International Conference on Education, Honolulu, Hawaii. January 2009.

34. ADA Audio Conference- Great Lakes Center of ADA – Sept. 15th 2009 35. National Training Conference on VR Education, “Research to Practice: Enhancing Service Delivery to Improve Outcomes”, Washington, DC. Oct. 2009 36. 11th Annual Meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Las Vegas, January 2010. 37. Solidarity, 2011. “One Common Voice, One Common Cause!” April 2011 38. Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities, Annual Meeting, August. 2011. 39. Ohio Disability Employment Alliance Meeting, Sept. 23, 2011, Columbus, Ohio. 40. 2011 National Disability Employment Awareness Month, “Profit by Investing in People with Disabilities”, Statehouse Atrium, Columbus, Ohio Oct. 2011. 41. NCRE/RSA/CSVAR Fall Conference “New Models, for New Times” Nov. 2011 42. Ohio’s Special Education Leadership Conference, “Strategies that Work”, Sept. 2011- 12. 43. Introduction to Developmental Disabilities, 717.03. Audited course during my sabbatical at The Ohio State University. Sept. 2011 44. MC-CAP lunch Meeting May, 2012. 45. The 38th Insititute on Rehabilitation Issues, “Serving Traditionally Underserved Populations, Little Rock, ARK. July 2012 46. The 2012 National Disability Forum on Disability Issues, Guest of Ted Kennedy Jr., Sept. 2012.

47. The TOPS Retreat, The Ohio State University, March 28-29th

2013 . The Blackwell Conference Center, Columbus, Ohio. 48. The First Annual Ohio TED Conference for Special Education, Capital University, April 2013. Publications/Reviews: 1. Peer Reviewer/Editor The Ohio Psychologist (Bi monthly journal) The Ohio Psychological Foundation 2007- Present. 2. Rehabilitation Counseling in Appalachian America. The Journal of Rehabilitation 2003. Bauer, William. 3. Children with Disabilities An Awareness 2004. Book Dorrance Publishing, Pittsburgh. 4. Peer Reviewer of textbook- Career Counseling by Brown, (name mentioned in the acknowledgements as a contributor). 2007 5. What You Should Know About Hearing Aid Fraud (article published by Ohio Legal Rights Committee ( I was one of the authors of this pamphlet). Distributed to Ohio Consumers with Hearing Impairments. 2009 6. Peer Reviewer- Pearson- Classroom Management: A Guide for Teachers and Counselors. Chapters 10 and 11. March 2011 7. “TOPS: Transition Opportunities for College Students with Intellectual Disabilities, Employment Programs Prepare College Students”, Co-Authored with Dr. Margo Izzo, The Ohio State University Medical Center. Aug. 2011. 8. Peer Reviewer of textbook- Effective Teaching Strategies That Accommodate Diverse Learners, Pearson; March 2012. 9. Peer Reviewer of textbook- Behavior Management: Positive Reinforcement Application for Teachers, 6e. March 2013

10. Co-Author: Manuscript published for the Rehabilitation Services Administration: Serving Traditionally Underserved Populations of People with Disabilities, 2013.