College of Education - Faculty Publications and Presentations

Congratulations to Drs. Cheesman, Crawford, and De Pry of the Department of Special Education for their recent publications in the 3rd Edition of the Encyclopedia of Special Education. The Encyclopedia of Special Education is a 3 volume, 2100 page work that is considered to be the preeminent reference work in field of special education and is found in libraries around the world. Dr. De Pry also served as a contributing editor for the encyclopedia editing over 100 entries on topics such as applied behavior analysis, positive behavior support, and emotional and behavioral disorders. (posted on May 8, 2007)

Laura Marshall will present, Goal Attainment: Teaching the Crucial Self-Determination Skill at the Council for Exceptional Children's Annual Convention April 18-21, 2007.

Larry Bryant, assistant professor, Education, will present “Tryin’ to Catch Me Ridin’ Dirty: Is Special Education an Avenue for Racial Profiling” at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting in Chicago.

Dick Carpenter, assistant professor, Education, will present “Modeling the Charter School Landscape” at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting in Chicago.

Lindy Crawford, assistant professor, Education, will present “When ‘Sloppy Copy’ is Good Enough: Results of State Writing Assessment” at the American Educational Research Association annual meeting in Chicago.

Publications

• Bui, Y. N., Moore, A., & Neal, L. (2005). Cultural, Linguistic, and Instructional Diversity. In Y. Bui & E. Meyon (Eds.), Exceptional Children in Today's Schools (4th ed.),(pp. 34-56). Love Publishing.
• Carpenter II, D., Ramirez, A., & Severn, L. (2006). Gap or Gaps: Challenging the Singular Definition of the Achievement Gap in the Education and Urban Society, 39(1), 113-127. See full article
• Crawford, L., Tindal, G., & Carpenter, D. M. (2006).
  Exploring the validity of the Oregon Extended Writing Assessment.The Journal of Special Education, 40(1), 16-27 See full article
  
• Fenell, D., Co-author of article, Work and Family Conflict: An often overlooked issue in couple and family therapy. Journal of Contemporary Family Therapy (in press).
• Hall, L. D., Fisher, C., Musanti, S., & Halquist, D.
  What Can We Learn From PT3. TechTrends, 50(3), 25-31. See full article
• Kelly, C. A. (2006)
  A Conversation with John Van de Walle.The Colorado Mathematics Teacher, 39(2), 7-12.
  See full article
• Hankammer, W.A., Snyder, B.A., & Hankammer, C.C. (2006). Empathy as the Primary Means in Suicide Assessment. Journal for the Professional Counselor, 21(1), 5-19. See full article
• Swaby, B. (2006). The Struggle to Keep Literacy Afloat in the Unites States: Getting the children back in the boat. (6-13). See full article

Presentations

• Nadyne Guzmán, Ph.D. Professor Emerita and Rod Schofield, Ed.D. of Effectiveness Associates presented a paper at the Sixth Annual International Conference on Diversity in Organizations, Communities, and Nations, June 12-15, 2006, in New Orleans, Louisiana. The paper, entitled "Cultural Competence and Conflict Resolution in School Reform: Observations from the West Bank" has been submitted for publication to The International Journal of Diversity in Organisatons, Communities and Nations.