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Organization
American Chemical Society / 9■ Chapter / U.S. Congress / Committee on Chemists / National Science Foundation / American Council on Education / Disability Resource Center / Students Office / ■2 Chapter / Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Services / ACS Committee on Professional Training / U.S. Department of Education’s office of Civil Rights / U.S. Department of Justice Guide / American Chemical Society Committee on Chemists / /
Person
Ron Nieman / Henry Gilman / John W. Cornforth / Michael Woods / Kelley Carpenter / Anne B. Swanson / /
Position
teacher / Carpenter / Copy Editor / lab assistant / professor / compliance officer / regular education teacher / special education teacher / regular-education teacher / itinerant specialist / representative of the local education agency / General / DSS program coordinator / ADA compliance coordinator / organic chemist / Miner / Copy Editor / /
Teaching Chemistry to Students with Disabilities: A Manual for High Schools, Colleges, and Graduate Programs 4th Edition Dorothy L. Miner, Ron Nieman, Anne B. Swanson, and Michael Woods, Editors Kelley Carpenter, Copy Ed