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Rosen,
Sandra
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Special Education
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jsrosen@sfsu.edu
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Educational Background
B.S., 1976, Allied Health Sciences, University of Illinois
M.A., 1978, Education of Exceptional Children (emphasis in Orientation
& Mobility), San Francisco State University
Ph.D., 1986, Education and Human Development, Vanderbilt University
Dr. Rosen is the coordinator
of the Program in Orientation and Mobility (O&M) and the
new SFSU Program in Guide Dog Mobility, both in the Department
of Special Education.
Research Interests
Her research interests and grant activities include
the development of distance education and computer-assisted
curricula in O&M for use in university teacher preparation
programs. She is also internationally known for her work on
the sensorimotor development of children who have visual impairments
and on independent travel for people with dual physical and
visual impairments. Dr. Roseon is currently the director of
a project to develop the first university-based O&M teacher
preparation program in Russia
Selected Publications
Rosen, S. (1998). Educating students who have
visual impairments and orthopedic disabilities or health impairments.
In S. Sacks & R. Silberman (Eds.), Educating Students with
Visual Impairments and Other Disabilities, Baltimore: Paul H.
Brookes.
Rosen, S. (1998). Educating students who have visual impairments
and neurological disabilities. In S. Sacks & R. Silberman
(Eds.), Educating Students with Visual Impairments and Other
Disabilities, Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes
Rosen, S. (1997). Kinesiology and sensory motor functioning.
In B. Blasch, W. Wiener, & R. Welsh (Eds.). Foundations
of Orientation and Mobility (2nd. Ed.). New York: American Foundation
for the Blind.
Rosen, S. (1997). Learners with visual and physical impairments.
In B. Blasch, W. Wiener, & R. Welsh (Eds.), Foundations
of Orientation and Mobility (2nd Ed.). New York: American Foundation
for the Blind.
Recent Contracts and Grant Awards
2003-2005 Project Director, “Establishing
the first University-Based Program to Prepare Guide Dog Mobility
Specialists”. Guide Dogs for the Blind, San Rafael, CA
2003-2008 Project Director, "Innovations in Personnel Preparation:
Orientation and Mobility", U.S. Department of Education,
Rehabilitation Services Administration
2003-2008 Project Co-Director (with D. Fazzi, CSULA) “PRIDE:
Partnership for Resources in Education: Personnel Preparation
in Visual Impairment", U.S. Department of Education, Office
of Special Education Programs – Low Incidence Competition
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