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Tomorrow afternoon's O&M Conference call
by debandjeff＠allophone.com 16 Jun '20

16 Jun '20

Hello Everyone, I am still looking for ideas for our discussion tomorrow evening. So far I have not received any suggestions. While I may be able to come up with a few things to start the conversation, I really would appreciate your input into this process. If we have exhausted our topics at this point, then I think it may be helpful to end the conference calls for a while, especially since we will be having a group O&M discussion at the National Conference on July 14th. For right now, the conference call is on for tomorrow afternoon, but please let me know your thoughts regarding our continuing these calls over the next few months. Thank you, Jeff

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Orientation and Mobility Specialist – Alabama Freedom Center for the Blind, Birmingham
by tai.tomasi8＠gmail.com 12 Jun '20

12 Jun '20

Good morning. The Alabama Freedom Center for the Blind, a Structured Discovery training center in Birmingham, is seeking an Orientation and Mobility Specialist. The job announcement is attached. Tai Tomasi, J.D., M.P.A. Program Manager, Alabama Freedom Center for the Blind

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FW: Three Open Job Positions At Criss Cole Rehabilitation Center
by ebell＠pdrib.com 11 Jun '20

11 Jun '20

If you are looking at making an impact as a rehabilitation instructor in the lives of blind adults, consider applying to the following 3 open job positions at the Criss Cole Rehabilitation Training Center in Austin TX. Criss Cole is seeking vocational rehabilitation instructors in the following departments: assistive technology, career guidance, and O&M. The career guidance and technology jobs were posted last Friday and will only be open for 10 days to receive applications. The O&M job was posted yesterday and will be open for 10 days. If you are interested, you must act very quickly by going to the Work In Texas website and search for the following job numbers to submit your application. Warning, the website is not very user friendly if using screen reading software so you might need to consider using some work around strategies. Good luck. . Career guidance vocational rehab teacher WIT #: 14098628 . Technology vocational rehab teacher WIT #: 14098625 * O&M teacher WIT #: 14102474 Kind Regards, Yolanda Yolanda G. Shaw Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor Criss Cole Rehabilitation Center Texas Workforce Solutions - Vocational Rehabilitation Services 4800 N. Lamar Blvd. Austin, TX 78756 Phone: 512-377-0394 Fax: 512-377-0497 Email: <mailto:yolanda.shaw at twc.state.tx.us> yolanda.shaw at twc.state.tx.us Website: twc.texas.gov

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Upcoming Virtual Training to pass along...
by becky.keller＠dbvi.virginia.gov 11 Jun '20

11 Jun '20

Hello all, Here are the next upcoming training's from VRCBVI. Our Center is working incredibly hard to keep our blindness community of Virginia engaged and excited about learning during this challenging time. Check them out, or forward them on to anyone you'd think may benefit. Take care all and be well! *VRCBVI is pleased to offer additional virtual training opportunities through July 2! Please check out our schedule of upcoming events and use the link at the bottom of this email to register. All trainings continue to be open to all and free of charge. We will use Zoom as our virtual platform to conduct these trainings and all events begin at 2:00 pm (although sessions vary in duration). If you have any questions, please contact Greg Chittum at greg.chittum at dbvi.virginia.gov <greg.chittum at dbvi.virginia.gov> or 804-371-3204.* *VRCBVI Virtual Trainings - through July 2, 2020* *Virtual Conversations About Blindness Series * *June 17* - *I Am She: How To Respond Positively In Awkward Social Moments involving Blindness* - 2 hours Have you ever experienced these or similar scenarios: You are in a restaurant with family. The server comes to the table to take orders and says to the person you are with, ?What does he want?? Or, you go to a historic site and sign up for a tour, and the lady behind the counter expresses to your friend her concern about whether you can climb stairs as though you are not in the room. We invite you to come to this session with questions or your own stories of how you handled similar situations. Others may learn from your simple and practical strategies which may lead to positive interactions. Presenters: Melody Roane, VRCBVI Director, Becky Keller, Lead Orientation and Mobility Instructor at VRCBVI, Domonique Lawless, VRCBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor, Jimmy Morris, Orientation and Mobility Instructor with the DBVI Richmond Regional Office *June 24* - *What Does It Mean To Accept One?s Blindness?* ? 2 hours ?Acceptance is the first step to freedom.? Join us as we hear from three panelists who will share powerful stories of how they became blind during various stages of life and took steps to ?live the lives they imagined.? Panel Moderator: Melody Roane, VRCBVI Director *July 1* - *Choosing the Time and Place to Gain Your Independence *? 2 hours In this session, we will hear from individuals who chose to attend blindness skills training at different stages of life and how their choices helped open the doors to new opportunities. Presenter: Domonique Lawless, VRCBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor *VRCBVI Virtual Training Series* *June 15* - *Mastering Medication Management at Any Age* ? 1 hour 15 minutes Join the VRCBVI Diabetes/ Health Educator for an interactive discussion on independently managing your medications with low/no vision. Learn about resources, technology and tips to help decrease medication errors. Instructor: Kim Ladd, VRCBVI Health Educator *June 16* ? *Knowing When O&M Is Right for You* ? 1 hour 30 minutes Join us as we discuss the right time to start using a cane, explore options for Orientation and Mobility, and learn how to advocate for yourself to get the travel tools that fit your needs. Instructor: Domonique Lawless, VRCBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor *June 18 *- *Intro to Linux* ? 1 hour 30 minutes - Villafane What is Linux? What is the command line? Shouldn?t we all just be using Windows or a Mac? Is there anything else out there? Is it even accessible? Learn what is accessible on Linux for a blind person. Best of all Linux is free!!! A free screen reader and a free operating system? What else do you want? Add curiosity to patience and some creativity and you can go far with Linux! Instructor: Mike Villafane, VRCBVI Access Technology Instructor *June 19* - *Organizing with Zing *? 1 hour Do you find yourself wondering where your thumb drive is? Later you find it in a canister of sugar. What about all of those mysterious items in your freezer? This session will focus on using accessible labels and organizational techniques for managing your kitchen and home. Presenters: Michael Triplett and Dave Fuller, VRCBVI Personal and Health Management Instructors *June 22* - *Let's Talk Diabetes* ? 1 hour 15 minutes Join the VRCBVI Diabetes Educator for an interactive session to discuss diabetes management tips and have your diabetes questions answered. Instructor: Kim Ladd, VRCBVI Health Educator *June 23* - *Demystifying the Mac *? 1 hour Ever thought about using a Mac, but thought it was too intimidating. Come learn how to use Voiceover to navigate the world of MacOS. Instructor: Domonique Lawless, VRCBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor *June 25* - *Moving to a New City *- 1 hour This will be a discussion about the different questions to ask and resources to use when moving to a new city. We will be looking into the information needed to make an informed decision when moving for work or personal reasons. Instructor: Sarah Morgan, VRCBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor and Cat Bacik, DBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor (Staunton Regional Office) *June 26* - *Pick Your Parachute: An Introduction to Job Hunting *- 1 hour ?What Color Is Your Parachute?? may sound like a silly question, but it?s one you?ll want to answer, whether you?re hunting for a job, changing careers, or looking for a new perspective on the work you do now. Join us to find out more about the approach recommended by the most popular job-hunting manual in the world. Instructor: Joanne Wiggins, VRCBVI Adult Basic Education Instructor *June 29* - *You Can Achieve Your Goals By Being SMART* ? 1 hour 15 minutes Learn how to develop achievable goals to find success in employment and life. Instructor: Kim Ladd, VRCBVI Health Educator *June 30* ? *Accessible Entertainment *? 1 hour 30 minutes Are you tired of hearing a laugh track but never able to catch the joke? Wondering what?s being demolished when the explosions occur? Join us in this presentation to learn about the latest in accessible entertainment. We?ll be demonstrating accessible devices and streaming services that provide audio description. Instructors: Mike Fish, VRCBVI Lead Access Technology Instructor and Domonique Lawless, VRCBVI Orientation and Mobility Instructor *July 2* - *iOS 3* ? 1 hour Customizing your device and editing your documents on the iPhone. In this session, we will learn how to arrange apps, create folders, edit and spell check documents and learn multiple ways to input text on your device. Instructor: Mike Fish, VRCBVI Lead Access Technology Instructor *REGISTER HERE! <https://www.formrouter.net/forms at VRCB/VRCBVIVirtualTrainingstoJuly2.html>* *Becky Keller, NOMC, COMS* *Lead Orientation and Mobility Instructor* Virginia Rehabilitation Center for the Blind and Vision Impaired 401 Azalea Avenue <https://maps.google.com/?q=401+Azalea+Avenue+Richmond,+VA+23227+(804&entry=…> Richmond, VA 23227 <https://maps.google.com/?q=401+Azalea+Avenue+Richmond,+VA+23227+(804&entry=…> (804) 371-3093 <(804)%20371-3093> becky.keller at dbvi.virginia.gov Facebook: VDBVI <https://www.facebook.com/VDBVI> Worldwide Web: Virginia Rehabilitation Center for the Blind and Vision Impaired <http://www.vrcbvi.org/> YouTube: VRCBVI <http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwsqnBw28gUNgMMSkH_eYci37g9XY6Qzd> "Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome." *-Arthur Ashe* **CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE** This message (including any attachments) contains information that may be confidential. Unless you are the intended recipient (or authorized to receive for the intended recipient), you may not read, print, retain, use, copy, distribute, or disclose to anyone the message or any information contained in the message. If you have received the message in error, please advise the sender by reply e-mail, and destroy all copies of the original message (including any attachments).

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Agenda: 19th Annual Rehabilitation Conference
by ebell＠pdrib.com 09 Jun '20

09 Jun '20

National Federation of the Blind 19th Annual Rehabilitation and Orientation and Mobility Conference Contemporary Issues In Rehabilitation and Education for the Blind Tuesday, July 14, 2020 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Location: Virtual via Zoom Zoom link will be emailed out to registered participants. Agenda Registration link: https://nbpcb.org/members/login.php?r=/members/er.php?eid=416 Continuing Education Credits (CEC) are available for conference registrants. Morning Session 9:00am-12:00pm Location: Zoom 9:00am - Welcome and Opening Remarks * Edward Bell, Ph.D., Director, Professional Development and Research Institute on Blindness, Louisiana Tech University; Ruston, LA * Colin Wong MA, NOMC, Conference Chair, Cane Travel Instructor, SAAVI Services for the Blind; Phoenix, AZ 9:10am - Why A Network is Critical in Times of Uncertainty: Leveraging Participation in the Organized Blind Movement * Mark A. Riccobono, President, National Federation of the Blind; Baltimore, MD 9:30am - Keynote: The Evolution of Professional Credentials and Certifications * Adelmo Vigil, President, National Blindness Professional Certification Board, National Federation of the Blind of New Mexico; Alamogordo, NM 10:00am - Integrating Technology in Other Disciplines * Joni Martinez, NOMC, Vocational Rehabilitation Teacher, Criss Cole Rehabilitation Center; Austin, TX 10:20am - Educating with Direction: The Importance of Philosophy * Fredric K. Schroeder, PH.D., President, World Blind Union; Vienna, VA 10:40am - Orientation and Mobility for Consumers with Multiple Disabilities * Denise Mackenstadt, NOMC, Retired; Sequim, WA 11:00am - Structured Discovery Outside of Structured Discovery Training Centers: Expanding its Influence in Other Teaching Settings, (Panel) * Moderator: Mike Harvey, NOMC, Cane Travel Instructor; Des Moines, IA * Itinerate: Ron Brown, MA, NOMC, Owner/Manager, Cane & Able; Indianapolis, IN * Conventional Training Center: Becky Keller, MA, NOMC, COMS, Lead Orientation and Mobility Instructor, Virginia Rehabilitation Center for the Blind and Vision Impaired; Richmond, VA * Public Education: Kristen J. Sims, MEd, NOMC, NCUEB, Instructor of Orientation and Mobility, Professional Development and Research Institute on Blindness, Louisiana Tech University; Ruston, LA * Senior Specialist: Jimmy Morris, NOMC, Orientation and Mobility Specialist, Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired; Richmond, VA 11:55am - Announcements, Questions and Ending Remarks 12:00pm - Adjourn 12:00pm-1:15pm - Lunch Zoom will remain open to mix and mingle. Afternoon Breakout Sessions 1:15pm-5:00pm Location: Zoom 1:15pm-2:20pm Session I A. Applying Structured Discovery in Home Management * Delfina Rodriguez, Home Management Instructor, Colorado Center for the Blind; Littleton, CO * Stefanie Parris, Home Management Instructor, Colorado Center for the Blind; Littleton, CO B. Applying Structured Discovery in Assistive Technology * Jack Mendez, Director of Technology, Louisiana Center for the Blind; Ruston, LA C. Applying Structured Discovery in Cane Travel * Jeff Altman, Cane Travel Instructor, Nebraska Center for the Blind, Nebraska Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired; Lincoln, NE 2:30pm-3:35pm - Session II A. NOMCT Meeting *Invitation only* * Jeff Altman, Cane Travel Instructor, Nebraska Center for the Blind, Nebraska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired; Lincoln, NE B. Synergy Across the Center: Collaboration Between Classes and Working as a Unit * Pamela Allen, Executive Director, Louisiana Center for the Blind; Ruston, LA C. Applying Structured Discovery in Braille: Learning in New Dimensions * Chelsey Duranleau, Communications Instructor, Blind Inc.; Minneapolis, MN 3:45pm-5:00pm - Session III A. When Blindness is Secondary: Working with Multiple Disabilities * Denise Mackenstadt, NOMC, Retired; Sequim, WA B. Breaking Down Philosophy and the Debriefing Process * Shellford Cantan Jr., NOMC, Travel Instructor, Ho'opono Services for the Blind; Honolulu, HI C. Teaching Travel with Technology and Proper Implementation * Joanne Gabias, MA, NOMC, Statewide Operations Manager, SAAVI Services for the Blind; Tucson, AZ 5:00pm-7:00pm - NBPCB Mix and Mingle Location: Zoom * Speak with the day's presenters in a less formal setting * Network opportunity for job seekers and employers * Interact with blindness professionals across the nation Sponsored by: National Blindness Professional Certification Board (NBPCB) Adelmo Vigil, President <http://www.nbpcb.org> www.nbpcb.org <mailto:admin at nbpcb.org> admin at nbpcb.org National Organization of Professionals in Blindness Education (PIBE) Eric Guillory, President <http://www.nfb.org/divisions> www.nfb.org/divisions <mailto:eguillory at louisianacenter.org> eguillory at louisianacenter.org Professional Development and Research Institute on Blindness (PDRIB), Louisiana Tech University Edward Bell, Director <http://www.pdrib.com> www.pdrib.com <mailto:ebell at latech.edu> ebell at latech.edu Edward C. Bell, Ph.D., CRC, NOMC, Director, Professional Development and Research Institute on Blindness Louisiana Tech University 600 Mayfield Ave / 210 Woodard Hall PO Box 3158 Ruston LA 71272 Office: 318.257.4554 Fax: 318.257.2259 <mailto:ebell at latech.edu> ebell at latech.edu www.pdrib.com ************* "I am somehow less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops." -- Stephen Jay Gould

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FW: RSA CALL FOR PEER REVIEWERS WITH VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION EXPERIENCE
by ebell＠pdrib.com 08 Jun '20

08 Jun '20

FYI, The PDRIB at Louisiana Tech has applied for the RRTC on blindness grant mentioned below. It would be wonderful if any of you submitted your name to be a grant reviewer. If you do not feel qualified, can you share with your supervisor or agency director? The peer review process is sometimes more than half the reason that a grant gets funded. Thanks <https://mailchi.mp/ncre/rsa-call-for-peer-reviewers-with-vocational-rehabil…> View this email in your browser 2020 CALL FOR PEER REVIEWERS CALL FOR PEER REVIEWERS WITH VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION EXPERIENCE U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS), Rehabilitation Services Administration (RSA) is seeking qualified peer reviewers for our possible upcoming grant competitions who have vocational rehabilitation (VR) expertise in working with individuals who are blind (OIB), quality program management, and cultural competency. In support of possible upcoming competitions, we are seeking qualified individuals who have expertise in one or more of the following areas: Older Individuals Who Are Blind * Knowledge, skills, and experience in working with and understanding the needs and challenges of older individuals who are blind, age 55 and older. Quality Program Management * Knowledge of current research and evidenced-based and promising practices focused on quality program management and resource management, especially related to vocational rehabilitation program. * Knowledge, skills, and experience in providing training and technical assistance to professionals on quality program management and resource management as it relates to efficient and effective service delivery. * Knowledge, skills, and experience in program management and/or resource management related to vocational rehabilitation services for individuals with disabilities. Quality Employment Outcomes * Knowledge of a wide variety of current employment strategies and supporting practices that enable individuals with disabilities to achieve quality employment and career. * Knowledge of a variety of supporting practices, including practices to: enhance the employment capacity of individuals with disabilities; pre-employment transition services for potentially eligible students; transition services for eligible students and youth; career counseling techniques and resources; strategies involving a variety of partners; and other practices. Cultural Competency * Knowledge of current research and evidenced-based and promising practices focused on cultural competency. * Knowledge and experience in providing services to VR participants, especially participants from minority backgrounds other underserved populations. * Knowledge, skills, and experience in providing pre-employment transition services to potentially eligible students with disabilities and transition services to eligible students and youth with disabilities. Interested reviewers must be able to participate in review panels to provide written analysis and scoring of submitted grant applications, which will be used to provide constructive written feedback to applicants. More specifically, we are seeking individuals with VR experience who are excellent writers, good critical thinkers, and committed to completing assigned tasks in a professional and timely manner. Instructions to Apply to Become a Peer Reviewer * To be considered, please send a copy of your resume (maximum of 5 pages) to <mailto:RSAPeerReview at ed.gov> RSAPeerReview at ed.gov. and * If you are selected by RSA to participate, you must also register and submit your resume in G5 ( <https://ncre.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id…> www.g5.gov) though you can also do this step now. If you need additional help, you may contact the G5 helpdesk at <mailto:edcaps.user at ed.gov> edcaps.user at ed.gov or call 1-888-336-8930. G5 will require you to submit your resume in a PDF format only. * When the G5 system prompts you for your areas of specialization, select all that are applicable to you, but please ensure you select each of the aforementioned content areas for which you have expertise: for example, ?quality program management,? ?resource management,? ?cultural competency,? ?pre-employment transition services,? etc. Please note that submitting your resume and/or registering in G5 does not guarantee that you will be selected as a reviewer. Responsibilities * The reviews will take place over 3 to 5 consecutive days starting in early summer (specific dates to be announced). If you are selected, you will be contacted to confirm availability for the specific dates. * You will be expected: 1. to participate in a one-hour orientation webinar or telephone conference; 2. to read, review, evaluate, and score approximately 10-12 full length applications (more specialized programs may have fewer applications); 3. to participate in approximately three to four panel discussion conference calls (each several hours in length); 4. to complete written evaluations of and assign scores to applications based on the selection criteria; and 5. to make revisions of your reviews following the panel discussion, if necessary. All review materials will be submitted in the Department?s online G5 system. Payment Payment will be $250 per review day (approximately $1000-$1,250 total) after successful completion of all required tasks. In order to receive payment for your services, you must: 1. Have an active DUNS number from Dun and Bradstreet ( <https://ncre.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id…> www.dnb.com) and 2. Register your DUNS number with the System for Award Management (SAM) at <https://ncre.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id…> https://www.sam.gov. Reviewer Selection Potential reviewers will be contacted by the RSA team and asked for additional contact information, availability, and potential conflicts of interest. Those not selected will remain in the RSA reviewer pool for future competitions. Conflict of Interest You are not eligible to be a reviewer if you will be applying to the competition, if you will be involved in the preparation of a grant application, or if you would stand to benefit from an application in this new competition should it be funded. You are eligible, however, if you are a current or past RSA grantee and are not submitting a new application under the RSA competition. Please direct all questions to the RSA Peer Review inbox at <mailto:RSAPeerReview at ed.gov> RSAPeerReview at ed.gov. Shared by the NCRE Adminstrative Office <https://ncre.us2.list-manage.com/unsubscribe?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id…> unsubscribe from this list <https://ncre.us2.list-manage.com/profile?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id=3f9…> update subscription preferences Copyright ? NATIONAL COUNCIL ON REHABILITATION EDUCATION Dedicated to Quality Services for Persons with Disabilities through Education and Research Office Hours: Monday to Friday - 7:30am to 4:30pm PT Website: <https://ncre.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=d5a2da3c1a53350f31f65bdb3&id…> www.ncre.org National Council on Rehabilitation Education 1099 E. Champlain Drive, Suite A, #137 Fresno, CA 93720

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Commander Technologies Phone Number
by cjmullin225＠gmail.com 02 Jun '20

02 Jun '20

?Hi all, Jeff and others on today's call asked me to provide the number for Commander Technologies. This is the company from which the current Iowa cane can be purchased. They also sell some of the older tips with the funnel-shaped rubber tops for $1 a pop plus shipping. There number is +1 (985) 853-1831. Connor Sent from my iPhone

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Reminder regarding the O&M Conference call today
by debandjeff＠allophone.com 02 Jun '20

02 Jun '20

Hello Everyone, I just wanted to remind everyone that the O&M Conference call will be this afternoon at 4:00 pm CDT. I have received very little feedback regarding possible topics for discussion, so if you have suggestions, either e-mail them right away, or bring them to the meeting. Given this, please be giving consideration to moving to a bi-weekly meeting schedule. This would set our next meeting for the 16th of June, for example. Tonight's initial topics will be discussing ideas for remote teaching of summer programs, in particular with youth. The second topic will be in regard to ideas for keeping students engaged and motivated in the current situation. Likely at some point we may want to discuss our thoughts on the process of returning to regular teaching situations, and what percautions and methods we will utilize for our return to this environment. Jeff Zoom- Session 8 Cane Travel and O&M Specialists Tuesday, June 2 at 4:00-6:00 p.m. CDT Moderator: Jeff Altman Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pm (CDT) Pasted below is the zoom participation information for your meeting which begins at 4:00 CDT. Please send your questions or topics to Jeff Altman at: debandjeff at allophone.com Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85260219187 Meeting ID: 852 6021 9187 One tap mobile +16468769923,,85260219187# US (New York) +13017158592,,85260219187# US (Germantown) Edward C. Bell, Ph.D., CRC, NOMC, Director, Professional Development and Research Institute on Blindness Louisiana Tech University 600 Mayfield Ave / 210 Woodard Hall PO Box 3158 Ruston LA 71272 Office: 318.257.4554 Fax: 318.257.2259 ebell at latech.edu www.pdrib.com ************* "I am somehow less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein's brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops." -- Stephen Jay Gould

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Tuesday's conference call
by debandjeff＠allophone.com 31 May '20

31 May '20

Hello Everyone, I am still looking for discussion suggestions for Tuesday's meeting. I have just two so far, further discussion of how to run youth programs remotely, and what are each of us doing to help keep students engaged and motivated? Please let me know your ideas. Jeff

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Job opportunity?
by owinm＠yahoo.com 30 May '20

30 May '20

This was posted on Facebook: Private Family located in Santa Barbara, CA is looking to build a support team for their 19-year-old son who is blind and has delayed speech and slow processing. He has no behavioral issues. The core of the support team will be an O&M Specialist who has experience with visual training therapy and speech therapy. The ideal candidate will also be experienced in physical therapy, athletic training, and be able to teach skills which facilitate independence and advance education. The candidate must have a peaceful, youthful demeanor and be looking for a long-term position. The candidate must be willing to locate to wherever the son needs to be and must be able to relocate again to accompany the son who is currently applying for college. In addition, the candidate can expect a good amount of travel beyond the home or college base. Family is aware that excellent candidates for the position may not possess all of the skills and experience noted in description above. If you have the essential skills, are flexible about relocation and travel, and are inspired by the idea of helping this young man as he grows into adulthood and beyond we?d like to hear from you. We are happy to promote continuing education for this role and more. Compensation negotiable based on experience and other relevant factors. Please reply with cover letter and resume to Robert Phillips at <Summer20Project at gmail.com>. Merry-Noel Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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