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Nancy A. Cicirello Professor, Disability Studies 503-352-7266 UC Box: A181 Office: HPC Hillsboro 358 |
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Education 2005 EdD Portland State University 1985 MPH University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (Maternal & Child Health) 1971 BS Physical Therapy, Ohio State University |
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Certifications NDT eight week course1975 NDT Baby course 1981 |
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Teaching Responsiblities DPT 612 Neuromuscular Systems Examination and Interventions I DPT 790 Evidence Based Capstone Project (team taught course) |
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Areas of Interest Pediatrics |
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Representative Publications Gajdosik,C & Cicirello, N. (2001). Secondary conditions of the musculoskeletal system in adolescents and adults with cerebral palsy. Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics, 21 (4), 49-68. Hendrickson, S., Lyden, S., Tarter, C., Banaitis, D., & Cicirello, N. (1998). Implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act into physical therapy programs. Journal of Physical Therapy Education, 12, (2). |
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Recent Publications Falco, R., Brawner-Jones, N., Cicirello, N., Participatory action research: Preparing future professionals for interdisciplinary collaboration with diverse families. Paper presented at DEC, Portland, OR. 2005 Falco, R., Cicirello, N., & Moreno, R. Families and interdisciplinary service providers supporting self-determination for children with multiple disabilities through participatory action research projects. Paper presented at the International Conference of The Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps, Reno, NV 2004 Falco, R., Brawner-Jones, N., Cicirello, N., Munson, L, Hanson, Pl, Gildersleeve-Neumann, C., Martinez, A., & O'Harra, M. Families and interdisciplinary service providers supporting self-determination for children with multiple disabilities through participatory action research projects. Paper presented at the National Building on Family Strengths Conference, Portland, OR. 2004 Falco, R., Brawner-Jones, N., Cicirello, N., Grindol, G., & Moreno, G. Interdisciplinary collaboration to support self-determination and inclusion for student with significant disabilities, Paper presented at the International Conference of the Council for Exceptional Children, Seattle, WA. 2003 |
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Grants 9/01-6/05: U.S. Department of Education. Collaborative Professional Education Project (CPEP) between Portland State University School of Education, Department of Special Education and Pacific University, Schools of Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy. May 1999: Hewlett Grant, Understanding Disabilities: An Interdisciplinary Approach. December 1999: Hewlett Grant, Seminar on Children: Learning, Living, and Development. |
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