Ole Miss Fall Institute 2015

50th Anniversary Celebration Department of CSD

October 1st-2nd The Inn at Ole Miss

Featuring:

Perry Flynn M.A., CCC-SLP

The Educationally Relevant Process: Assessment, Goals

and Services Sponsored by:

UM NSSLHA Chapter & Department of Communication

Sciences and Disorders

Learning Objectives: • List educationally relevant,

standard and non-standard assessment instruments and interpret them in ways that tie to the educational standards

• Write goals given a case study that tie to the education standards in the state of Mississippi

• Discuss a variety of service delivery models that support least restrictive environment (LRE) for students

• Plan educationally relevant activities that connect speech-language skills to the educational standards and classroom curriculum

Perry Flynn is an Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He is the Consultant to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, is a member of ASHA’s Board of Directors and Chair of the SLP Advisory Council. Perry has chaired ASHA School Finance Committee, has been a member of the School Service Delivery Committee and has co-authored ASHA publications and presented several webinars on state and federal law. Perry is a Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH) Certified Therapeutic Riding instructor, Director of the Equestrian Sport Development Team for Special Olympics North Carolina and an Operation Smile volunteer. As a Fulbright Scholar, Perry studied Special Education practices in China at the University of Shanghai, during the Summer 2015.

Continuing Education

This course is offered for 1.0 ASHA CEUs (Intermediate Level, Professional Area). The Mississippi Department of Education will award 1.1 CEUs of credit for this course. AL, AR, LA, MO, and TN must gain district approval for Continuing Commercial products, materials, procedures, and opinions presented at The 2015 Ole Miss Fall Institute presents Perry Flynn. The presnters ideas may reflect the viewpoint or approach of Perry Flynn, they are not to be attributed to the University of Mississippi or the accrediting agency for whom we are a provider.

Agenda

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Registration

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Thursday 7:30-8:15 Registration 8:15-10:00

• Introductions and Overview of Educational Relevance & the SLP

10:00-10:15 Break 10:15-11:30

• Educational Relevance and Communication from the Common Core State Standards

11:30-1:30 – Keynote Luncheon .1 CEU

• “ The Legacy of Higher Education on Professional Development: Celebrating the First 50 Years”

• Dr. Gloria Kellum, Ph.D., CCC-SLP • Vice Chancellor Emerita for University Relations, Professor CSD • Sue T. Hale, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, ASHA President 2009 • Tommie L. Robinson, Jr., Ph.D., CCC-SLP ASHA President 2010

1:00–2:30 • Assessment and Standards Based Goals

2:30 – 2:45 Break 2:45-4:45

The Common Core State Standards and the Role of the SLP

*Please list any special assistance required (Physical Disability, Vision, Hearing, Vegetarian Lunch Option) ________________ *Will you attend the Keynote Luncheon? ___Yes ___No ___ Keynote Luncheon Agenda

• 11:45-11:55 – Introduction, Course Objectives, Recognition of Anniversary Event

• 11:55-12:15 – Strategies for developing and nurturing life-long professional networks

• 12:15-12:30 – Selecting mentors and strategies for reaching out; identifying potential mentees

• 12:30-12:40 – Strategies for developing relationships with mentors and mentees

• 12:40-12:45 – Conclusion and Questions

Friday 7:30-8:00 Registration 8:15-10:00

• Educationally Relevant Service Delivery Models

10:00-10:15 Break

10:15–12:00 Afternoon Topics

• Putting all the Pieces Together • Planning & Case Studies

12:00 Dismissal *Sue T. Hale has relevant financial relationships with the following entities that may be discussed as part of this presentation: she is the Direction of Clinical Education and of the MS-SLP program and Associate Professor in the Department of hearing and Speech Sciences at Vanderbilt University. She has non-financial relationships with Ole Miss as she is a graduate of The University of Mississippi and is an unpaid volunteer with ASHA, having served as its 2009 President. Experiences related to those roles may be discussed as part of the content of the presentation at the 2015 Ole Miss Fall Institute. *Dr. Tommie L. Robinson has relevant financial relationships with the following entities that may be discussed as part of this presentation: he is Chief of Hearing and Speech and is the Director of the Scottish Rite Center for Childhood Language Disorders at Children’s National Health System in Washington, D.C. Dr. Robinson is an Associate Professor of pediatrics at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. He has non-financial relationships with Ole Miss as he is a graduate of The University of Mississippi and is an unpaid volunteer with ASHA, having served as its 2010 President. Experiences related to those roles may be discussed as part of the content of the presentation at the 2015 Ole Miss Fall Institute. *Perry Flynn has relevant financial relationships with the following entities that may be discussed as part of this presentation: he is a consultant to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and has served as an author of several publications. He has non-financial relationships with ASHA, having chaired both ASHA’s School Finance Committee and the SLP Advisory Council, North Carolina Special Olympics and Operation Smile.

Ole Miss Fall Institute Department of Communication Sciences

& Disorders 100 George Hall

Rebel Drive University, MS 38677- 1848

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Institution Cost PreRegistration (Until September 15th) $225 September 16-30 $250 Onsite Registration $265 Luncheon Only $25 Wine & Cheese Reception $10 Amount Enclosed: ___________ Special Needs: Please list any special assistance required (i.e., physical disability, vision, hearing, etc) _________________________ _________________________ The Inn at Ole Miss has a limited number of rooms at a special group rate for this conference for those who book by Aug. 31. Call 1-888-486-7666 or visit www.theinnatolemiss.com for more information. *Questions? 662.915.7375 or 7271 olemissfallinstitute@gmail.com

Additional Special Events

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Ole Miss Department of Communication

Sciences & Disorders

I cannot attend this event, but would like to donate toward the: School of Applied Sciences/Communication Sciences Disorders Fund (SAS/CSD) ___Yes

And/Or UM CSD Sarah Wheat Voice Laboratory Fund ___Yes Ways to Give Donate Online at: umfoundation.com/csd

Or Complete this form and mail with check(s) to: *Complete this form, make out check and mail to: University of Mississippi Foundation 406 University Avenue Oxford, MS 38655 *Please write in your Check(s) Memo line “SAS/CD Fund” or UM CSD Sarah Wheat Voice Laboratory Fund $25 _______ $50 _______ $75 _______ $100 _______ Other$ _______ Check #_______________________ Name:________________________ Address:_______________________ Phone:________________________ Email:________________________

Donations to the Department

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Thursday Keynote Speaker Luncheon

• Keynote speakers will include: o Dr. Gloria Kellum CCC-SLP o Sue T. Hale CCC-SLP- ASHA President 2009 o Tommie L. Robinson Jr. CCC-SLP- ASHA President 2010

• Lunceon will be held at The Inn at Ole Miss 11:45am • .1 CEU will be awarded for Luncheon attendance • UM Faculty past and present will be recognized at Luncheon

Learning Objetives 1. Develop strategies for establishing life-long professional networks 2. Develop personal lists of mentors to enhance continuing professional development 3. Create action plans for engaging mentors and becoming a mentor to others

Reception

• Wine and Cheese Reception for Alumni The Inn at Ole Miss 5:00-6:00pm NSSLHA 5K:

4. Join us for our First Annual UM Chapter of NSSLHA 5K Run! 5. All proceeds will go to benefitting the UM CSD Sarah Wheat Voice Laboratory Fund 6. The race will take place on Thursday October 1st at 6:00pm 7. Registration can be completed at https://racesonline.com/events/1st-annual-nsslha-5k for an early

registration fee of $25 (includes a T-shirt!) 8. Early registration should be completed by August 1st/September 30th 9. Onsite 5k Registration will cost $30 (T-shirt still included)

Friday Alumni Events

• Ole Miss Speech and Hearing Clinic Tours 1:30-2:30pm *Please RSVP 662.915.7271 George Hall • If you are interested in organizing a group gathering, we will be glad to assist you in facilities planning

(example: Class of 1975, Hand Band, etc.) • Please contact Ms. Sarah “Sunny” Eicholtz sunny@olemiss.edu

or Dr. Gloria Kellum glokellum@yahoo.com

Sue Hale is Director of Clinical Education, Director of the MS-SLP Program, and Associate Professor in the Department of Hearing and Speech Sciences at Vanderbilt University. She currently serves as the 2015 Chair of the Council on Academic Accreditation. She was the 2009 ASHA President and served as a member of the Council for Clinical Certification, Board of Ethics, Committee on Honors, and numerous working groups. Most recently she chaired ASHA’s Blue Ribbon Panel on Clinical Education and was a member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Guidelines for the Clinical Doctorate in Speech-Language Pathology. An ASHA Fellow, she lectures and publishes in the areas of ethics, counseling, and clinical supervision. Prior to joining Vanderbilt, she was a faculty member at Ole Miss for 24 years.

Tommie L. Robinson, Jr., PhD is chief of Hearing and Speech and Director of the Scottish Rite Center for Childhood Language Disorders at Children’ s National Health System in Washington, D.C. and is an associate professor of pediatrics at The George Washington, University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Dr. Robinson was the 2010 president of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) and has served on a number of ASHA boards and committees. He specializes in communication disorders in children, with specific focus on children who stutter. Dr. Robinson’s research and writings have focused in normal fluency behaviors in children and adults as well as service delivery to children from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.

Gloria D. Kellum, PhD In the Fall of 1966, Dr. Kellum began her professional career at Ole Miss when she came to help re-establish the Speech and Hearing Program. Educated at LSU, but a Rebel at heart, she has had the privilege of teaching Ole Miss students for over 43 years. She served as president of the Mississippi Speech and Hearing Association and received its Honors. She served as Vice President for Academic Affairs for ASHA. Her most meaningful recognitions were the Elsie M. Hood Outstanding Teacher Award in 1975, the LSU Alumni Hall of Distinction Award in 2004, and the Honors of ASHA in 2011. Dr. Kellum retired as Vice Chancellor for University Relations and Professor of Communicative Disorders at the University of Mississippi in June, 2009, but still enjoys teaching and fundraising for Ole Miss, and being a grandmother.

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