Publications List

Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Blindness and Low Vision
P.O. Drawer 6189, Mississippi State, MS  39762

PHONE: (662) 325-2001
FAX: (662) 325-8989
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An Assessment of the Feasibility of Contracting with A Nominee Agency for the
Pennsylvania Business Enterprises Program  (1995)  $20

Assessment of the Need for a National Information and Referral Center for
Individuals with Partial Sight (1991) $25

Assessment of the Technology Needs of Vending Facility Managers in Tennessee
(1995)  $15

Characteristics, Services, and Outcomes of Rehabilitation Consumers
who are Blind or Visually Impaired Served in Separate and General Agencies
(1998) $20

Communication Observation Schedule (1992) $10

A Comparison of Job Tasks for Operators of Business Enterprises for the Blind
and State Licensing Agency Practices (Monograph 1 - 1988) $5

Comprehensive Examination of Barriers to Employment Among Persons
Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired (1998)
Technical Report $20
Executive Summary FREE

Consumer and Employer Strategies for Overcoming Employment Barriers  $20

Contrasting Characteristics of Blind and Visually Impaired Clients Achieving
Successful and Unsuccessful Job Retention (1995)  $15

Dimensions of Service Delivery to Blind Clients of Vocational Rehabilitation and
Implications for Employment Outcomes (1993) $10

Employment Retention After Vision Loss:  Intensive Case Studies (1997) $20

Factorial Identification of Characteristics of Blind Clients in Vocational
Rehabilitation and Implications for Employment Outcomes (1993) $10

Financial Aid for Students with Disabilities in Postsecondary Educational Settings
(videotape)  (1995)  $20

Identification of Roles and Functions of Orientation and Mobility Specialists
(1991)
Technical Report $10
Executive Summary FREE

Identification of Roles and Functions of Rehabilitation Teachers (1991)
Technical Report $10
Executive Summary FREE

The Impact of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
on the Employment of Individuals Who are Blind or Have Severe Visual Impairments.
Part I: Elements of the ADA Accommodation Request Process (2003)  $20

Implementation of a New Model for the Randolph-Sheppard Program in Florida: 
Findings and Recommendations  $20

Inclusion of Women in the Randolph-Sheppard Program (1997) $15

Increasing Literacy Levels:  Final Report (1997) $20

Intervention Practices in the Retention of Competitive Employment Among
Individuals who are Blind or Visually Impaired (1996) $15

Lifestyles of Employed Legally Blind People: A Study of Expenditures and Time
Use (1992)
Technical Report $10
Executive Summary FREE

Looking at Employment Through a Lifespan Telescope: Age, Health and Employment Status of 
People with Serious Visual Impairment
Technical Report  $25
Executive Summary  FREE

Model Curricula for Training Managers and Facility Operators in the 
Business Enterprise Program (1993) $10

Model Program Operation Manual for Business Enterprise Program Supervisors
(1994) $20

The National Blindness and Low Vision Database (manual & software) (1993) $45

A National Study of Participation Levels of African Americans in the Profession
of Blindness Service (1996) $20

The 1994 Survey of Direct Labor Workers who are Blind and Employed by NIB
Affiliated Industries for the Blind (1994)  $10

Overcoming Barriers to Employment among Persons with Visual Disabilities: Perspectives
of Rehabilitation Providers (2004)  $20

Participation Levels of African Americans in the Profession of Blindness Services: 
Views of Service Providers (1995)  
Technical Report $20
Executive Summary  Free

Providing Services to African Americans who are Blind: Views of Experienced White and
African American Rehabilitation Counselors (2000)  $15

The Randolph- Sheppard Business Enterprise Program: Illumination
and Color Contrast (1992) $10

The Randolph-Sheppard Business Enterprise Program Video and Marketing Information Kit
(VHS Tape & Kit) (1995)  $30

Relationship of Agency Structure and Client Characteristics to Rehabilitation Services
and Outcomes for Consumers who are Blind    $20

Relationships of Participant Selection and Cost Factors of Service Delivery
Across Rehabilitation Agency Types (Monograph 1: Defining Rehabilitation
Agency Types) (1996) $10

Selected Readings on the Preparation of Personnel for the Education of Students
who are Deaf-Blind (1993) $10

Serving Individuals with Diabetes who are Blind or Visually Impaired:  A
Resource Guide for Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors (1997) $25

Student Perceptions of Careers in Blindness Rehabilitation Services at
Historically African American and Historically White Universities (1997)
$15

Support Services for Students with Disabilities in Postsecondary Educational
Settings (videotape)  $30

Teaching Youth who are Deaf-Blind (1990)
Annotated Bibliography $10
Observed Practices $10

Transition Activity Calendar for Students with Visual Impairments (1996)
Qty.     Price
1  - 10   $4.25 each
11 - 20   $4.00 each
21 - 30   $3.75 each
31 - 40   $3.50 each
41 - 50   $3.25 each
51+       $3.00 each

The Transition to College for Students with Visual Impairments (1994)
Technical Report $20
Executive Summary FREE

Transition to Work Following Graduation from College:  Experiences of Employees
with Visual Impairments and Their Employers (1995)  
Technical Report  $20
Executive Summary  Free

Workplace Visual Functioning Assessment for Job Modification
and Accommodation (1988)
Technical Report $10

Youth with Visual Disabilities: Transition from School to Work (1990)
Selected Readings $10
Technical Report $10
Executive Summary FREE

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