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Linda Taylor
Department of Psychology
School Mental Health Project, UCLA
405 Hilbard Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1563
Phone: 310-825-1225
FAX: 310-206-8716
Website: http://smhp.psych.ucla.edu

  • mental health in schools
  • restructuring support services
  • addressing barriers to learning

Rick Van den Pol

Cynthia Warger
Warger, Eavy & Associates

Jo Webber
Southwest Texas State University

Richard J. Whelan
Department of Special Education
Kansas University Medical Center

  • programs for students with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD)
  • program design, management and evaluation
  • conflict resolution - due process hearings and mediation
  • applied behavior analysis
  • alternative assessments

Bruce Wolford
Kentucky Educational Collaborative
for State Agency Children, Eastern Kentucky University
330 Stratton Building, Room 300
Richmond, KY 40475-3131
Phone: 606-622-6552
FAX: 606-622-6399
E-mail: brucetrc@iclub.org

  • administration
  • professional development
  • funding of educational services for at-risk and delinquent youth
  • meeting facilitation
  • compression planning
  • job analysis curriculum development
  • evaluation and delivery

Frank Wood
Wayne State University

Paula Wood
College of Education
Wayne State University
http://www.coe.wayne.edu

  • the self-concept explanatory style and cognitions of African-American adolescents related to negative feedback,
  • the use of self-protective techniques to preserve self-esteem
  • cognitive behavioral techniques for teachers to help students deal more appropriately with negative feedback

Mitchell Yell
University of South Carolina

  • special education law
  • IDEA reauthorization
  • discipline
  • CRETop

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