University O&M Program Survey on Canes
Dear All:
The Professional Issues Committee on Support Canes of the Orientation
and Mobility Division would greatly appreciate your assistance with this
voluntary questionnaire. We are seeking the assistance of individuals
involved in academia and personnel preparation programs.
Your replies will help guide the committee members as we move forward to
determine the need for a position paper on this topic. Please share with
interested parties in the field and complete the survey by September
17th, 2019.
Thank in advance for your contribution and assistance.
The link to the survey is below:
https://forms.gle/R9KGx42d7Tvi2baa9
Additionally, the link below provides both historical and contemporary
definitions of identification, short, and long canes. They are intended
as a reference point for this survey.
The link to the literature review is below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/128soZM96comSmt9secesfhQSlZJiTKZbfzKP6tiakv0/edit?usp=sharing
Regards,
JoAnne Chalom, COMS, Ed.S.
Chair, Professional Issues Committee on Support Canes
JoAnne, is this just for university program personnel? I went to do the
survey but I think it's asking about my university program policy, right?
So it's not for us practitioners to fill out, right?
Thanks!
-- Dona
Dona Sauerburger, COMS
Orientation and Mobility Specialist for the blind
301-858-0138 dona@sauerburger.org
www.sauerburger.org
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Subject: [AERNet] University O&M Program Survey on Canes
Dear All:
The Professional Issues Committee on Support Canes of the Orientation
and Mobility Division would greatly appreciate your assistance with this
voluntary questionnaire. We are seeking the assistance of individuals
involved in academia and personnel preparation programs.
Your replies will help guide the committee members as we move forward to
determine the need for a position paper on this topic. Please share with
interested parties in the field and complete the survey by September
17th, 2019.
Thank in advance for your contribution and assistance.
The link to the survey is below:
https://forms.gle/R9KGx42d7Tvi2baa9
Additionally, the link below provides both historical and contemporary
definitions of identification, short, and long canes. They are intended
as a reference point for this survey.
The link to the literature review is below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/128soZM96comSmt9secesfhQSlZJiTKZbfzKP6tiakv0/edit?usp=sharing
Regards,
JoAnne Chalom, COMS, Ed.S.
Chair, Professional Issues Committee on Support Canes
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