[humanser] Scanned articles that are sideways

[Jonathan Franks]

Hello,
You could possibly look for the articles online if you know the title.
Often, you can find them in your University or College's library
websites. Or, you could simply email the sender and ask for them to
rescan them.

I hope this helps,

Jonathan Franks BSW
1st Vice President
National Federation of the Blind Human Services Division
Graduate Student
MSW Program
Texas State University

On 7/23/17, Ginny Duff via HumanSer <humanser at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi all
> I am taking a course this fall / winter and just received by e-mail 4
> articles from the course leader and they are all sideways!  This has
> happened to me before....  Does anyone have any ideas how to deal with that
> short of getting back to the sender?   The last time I had this problem ,
> the sender could not figure out how to resolved it.  Maybe it has to do with
> the machine they are using??
>
> All suggestions are greatly appreciated!
>
> Ginny
>
> Dr. V. Duff
> Clinical Director
> West End Assertive Community Treatment Team
> St. Joseph's Health Centre, Toronto
> Lecturer, University of Toronto
>
> On Jul 22, 2017, at 11:19 PM, Jimmy via HumanSer
> <humanser at nfbnet.org<mailto:humanser at nfbnet.org>> wrote:
>
> Good day friends,
> As was stated previously, if you can provide justification that graduate
> school is pertinent in your field to find a job,  they should pay for it..
> In working with VR, some degrees they automatically view the field as a
> program in which a graduate degree is necessary. I have found that if I
> provided good justification and letters  from professionals who provided
> justifiable  reasons for the additional schooling, that Vr would be
> supportive. I attend Peabody College of Vanderbilt, an Ivy school with a
> very competitive HOD Clinical Counseling program. I was one of 23 accepted
> into the program last year. I think what helped me was establishing a good
> relationship with my counselor and providing several  reverences from
> credible resources as to the need to continue my education. I hope that
> things work out for you and your situation!
>    I wanted to ask you all to please continue to share your suggestions and
> experiences o for someone as myself who is preparing for an internship and
> practicum next year. What were some unforeseen situations you encountered?
> What techniques did you use to be successful in your interviewing and site
> placement? Any insight and input would be greatly appreciated.
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