[nfb-talk] Research in the Rockies: Research Summit on Braille Reading and Writing
Chwalow, Judith
JChwalow at nfb.org
Thu Nov 5 18:31:29 UTC 2009
The National Federation of the Blind Jernigan
Institute, with the National Center for Severe
and Sensory Disabilities and the
Bresnahan-Halstead Center on Disabilities, is
cosponsoring the Research in the Rockies:
Research Summit on Braille Reading and Writing.
We hope to advance the state of research in the
area of Braille in the USA. We encourage you to
submit an abstract to this conference and request
that you diffuse it to all colleagues who might
have an interest in this field. Research-related
abstracts will be accepted from all members of
the Braille community and will be reviewed by a
multidisciplinary panel including academics,
practitioners, and parents. For more
information, please visit the NFB Web site or
call Dr. Judith Chwalow, Director of Research, at
the Jernigan Institute at (410) 659-9314, extension 2404.
Research in the Rockies: Research Summit on Braille Reading and Writing
June 10-12, 2010, Denver, Colorado at the Denver Marriott City Center
Call for Papers
Sponsored by
National Center for Severe and Sensory Disabilities (NCSSD)
Bresnahan-Halstead Center on Disabilities
The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) Jernigan Institute
Purpose:
The purpose of this conference is to explore
current and emerging research from a wide range
of disciplines that pertains to Braille reading and writing.
Call-for-Papers Submission Guidelines:
§ Submit 250-word abstract online at:
<http://www.unco.edu/ncssd>www.unco.edu/ncssd
§ Submission deadline is January 4, 2010
(Louis Brailles 201st birthday!)
§ ***Anything submitted after midnight on
January 4, 2010 will not be accepted***
§ Presentation formats:
a. Research paper presentation (20 minutes)
b. Panel (minimum 60 minutes)
c. Poster (posters will be presented in roundtable sessions)
§ If you have problems with the online
submission form, please contact: <mailto:ncssd at unco.edu>ncssd at unco.edu
§ Please note that any handout material
must be made available in Braille, large print,
and electronic formats. Provide explanations for all PowerPoint presentations.
Proposals Invited from:
Cognitive scientists, linguists, educators,
rehabilitation specialists, neurologists,
sociologists and experimental psychologists,
researchers in haptic and tactile perception,
demographers, occupational therapists, and others
A. Judith Chwalow, DrPH
Director of Research, Jernigan Institute
National Federation of the Blind
200 East Wells Street
Jernigan Place
Baltimore, MD 21230
410 659 9314 x 2404
FAX: 410 659 5129
jchwalow at NFB.org
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