[Nfbc-info] Seeking Blind and Visually Impaired Subjects

[Lisamaria Martinez, NOMC]

I would do this if I were not at convention. So, not going to convention? Live in the Vay Area? Read on.

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> From: LightHouse for the Blind <bberenson at lighthouse-sf.org>
> Date: September 29, 2010 3:30:16 PM PDT
> To: lmartinez217 at gmail.com
> Subject: Seeking Blind and Visually Impaired Focus Group Participants
> Reply-To: bberenson at lighthouse-sf.org
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> Seeking Blind and Visually Impaired Focus Group Participants
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> Would you like to make up to $175.00? Nichols Research, Inc. is seeking participants for a focus group on attitudes towards careers and different career paths.
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> To be considered for this project, participants must be:
> Visually impaired or blind
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> 21 to 40 years old
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> a) Have a 4-year college degree or higher and be employed at least part time OR 
> b) be at least a sophomore enrolled in college or university on a full time basis - must be enrolled in a program that will result in at least a Bachelor's Degree
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> Graduate students are also welcome to participate
> The focus group will take place in San Francisco on Thursday, October 21st, in the evening. The discussion will last up to 2 hours and each participant will receive $150.00 for participating plus $25.00 for a short pre-session "homework" assignment, for a total of $175.00.
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> For more information please contact Beth Berenson, LightHouse Information and Resource Center Coordinator at  bberenson at lighthouse-sf.org
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> Give today and help us continue to mentor, teach and empower the many blind or visually impaired youth, adults and seniors who benefit from LightHouse programs.
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> Workshop Location
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> LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired           
> 214 Van Ness Avenue