Paul K. Longmore: Curriculum Vita

Paul K. Longmore San Francisco State University Department of History 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 History Department (415) 338-1604 Fax: (415) 338-0952 or (415) 338-7539

I. Education

Claremont Graduate School, Ph.D., 1984.

Major Field: U.S. History.

Minor Fields: Early American History U.S. Intellectual and Cultural History Political Philosophy.

Dissertation: "The Invention of George Washington."

Occidental College, M.A., 1971 Major Field: History. Minor: Political Science.

Occidental College, B.A., 1968 Major: History. Minor: Political Science.

II. Employment and Teaching

Professor, Department of History, San Francisco State University, 1998-____.

Associate Professor, Department of History, 1995-1998.

Tenure, 1995.

Assistant Professor, Department of History, 1992-1995.

Leave With Pay, Fall Semester 1999.

Faculty Merit Increase, August 1999.

Performance Salary Step Increase, April 1996.

Leave With Pay, Fall Semester 1994.

Director, Institute on Disability, San Francisco State University, 1996-____.

Visiting Scholar, Western University of Health Sciences, January-May 2000.

Adjunct Professor, Rehabilitation Science and Technology, University of Pittsburgh, 1997.

Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Stanford University, 1990-1993.

Instructor, Interdisciplinary General Education, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 1989.

Instructor, Political Science, University of Southern California, 1984-1986.

Administrator, Program in Disability and Society, University of Southern California, 1983-1986.

Teaching Associate, U.S. Intellectual and Cultural History, Claremont Graduate School, 1979, 1980.

Teaching Assistant, History of Civilization, Occidental College, 1969.

Teaching Assistant, Historiography, Occidental College, 1968.

Instructor, Journalism, Occidental College Upward Bound, 1968-1969.

III. Contracts, Fellowships, and Grants

A. American History

"George Washington as Nationalist and Nationalist Icon in the Writing and Ratification of the Constitution," San Francisco State University, Research and Professional Development, Summer Stipend, June 1997, $2,000.

Scanning Research Notes, San Francisco State University, Research and Professional Development Award, January-June 1996, $5,000.

"Recent Theoretical Literature on Nationalism," California State University Affirmative Action Faculty Development Grant, January-June 1996, $1,500.

Scanning Research Notes on George Washington, Mount Vernon Ladies Association, Research Grant, August 1995, $2,000.

"Religion and Politics in Colonial Virginia," San Francisco State University, Research and Professional Development Summer Stipend, June 1994, $2,000.

Andrew W. Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellowship in the Humanities, Stanford University, September 1990-August 1993, $32,000 annual salary.

"The Invention of George Washington," H.B Earhart Foundation Research Fellowship, December 1986-August 1987, $9,000.

"The Invention of George Washington," Huntington Library Research Fellowship, October- November 1986, $2,000.

B. Disability Studies

National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute: "Integrating Disability Studies into the Humanities Curriculum," San Francisco State University, July 10-August 11, 2000, $164,000.

"Examining the Impact on Postsecondary Students of Three Disability Studies Paradigms," Principal Investigator, U.S. Department of Education, National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research, Innovation Grants, 1995-1996, $50,000.

"Telethons and the Cultural Creation of Disabled People," San Francisco State University, Research and Professional Development Award, 1994-1995, $2,500.

"Analysis of Coded Database of Fictional Television and Movie Images of Characters with Disabilities," California State University Affirmative Action Faculty Development Grant, 1994-1995, $1,319.

"Media-Made Disabled People: A Cultural History of Images in Television and Motion Pictures," San Francisco State University, Presidential Award for the Professional Development of Probationary Faculty, Fall Semester 1994, full salary.

"‘Jobs, Not Tin Cups’: New York City's League of the Physically Handicapped and Disability Policy, 1935-1937," California State University Affirmative Action Faculty Development Grant, 1993-1994, $2,000.

C. Disability Training

SFSU Center for the Enhancement of Teaching, grant to develop on-line course, Introduction to Disability Rights Laws and Policies, January-May 1999, $5,000.

Report on Racial-Minority-Group Members with Disabilities, National Council on Disability, August-December 1998, $23,000.

Three Workshops to Instruct Empowerment Team Leaders in the History and Objectives of the Disability Movement, California Foundation of Independent Living Centers, May-June 1998, $2,000.

Long-Term Training Grant in Independent Living, U.S. Department of Education, Rehabilitation Services Administration, 1997-2000, $300,000.

"Career Development and Mentoring Program for College Students with Disabilities," Director, U.S. Department of Education, 1994-1997, $360,000.

IV. Publications

A. Early American History

The Invention of George Washington. (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1988; paperback reprint Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1999).

"‘All Matters and Things relating to Religion and Morality’: The Virginia Burgesses’ Committee for Religion, 1769 to 1775." Journal of Church and State 38 (Autumn 1996): 775-798.

"From Supplicants to Constituents: Petitioning by Virginia Parishioners, 1701-1775." Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 103 (October 1995): 407-442.

"The Enigma of George Washington: How the Man Became the Myth." Reviews in American History, 13 (June 1985): 184-193.

B. Disability History

History of Disability, General Co-editor with Lauri Umansky, (New York: New York University Press), forthcoming book series.

The New Disability History: American Perspectives, co-editor with Lauri Umansky, (New York: New York University Press, forthcoming Fall 2000).

"Americans with Disabilities Act"; "Independent Living Centers"; "Jerry Lewis Telethon Protests"; "Roberts, Edward V.," in Civil Rights in the United States, (New York: Macmillan Reference, 1999).

Editor, Special Issue on Disability History. Disability Studies Quarterly, 17 (Spring 1997).

"Political Movements of People with Disabilities: The League of the Physically Handicapped, 1935-1938," co-authored with David Goldberger. Disability Studies Quarterly, 17 (Spring 1997): 94-98.

"Nixon and the Disability-Rights Movement II: An Unintended Legacy." Radical History Review, 60 (Fall 1994): 175-177.

"The Handicapped." In Peter N. Stearns, ed. Encyclopedia of Social History. (New York: Garland, 1994).

"Needs and Opportunities in the History of People with Disabilities." Disability Studies Quarterly, 9:3 (Summer 1988): 1-4.

"Uncovering the Hidden History of Disabled People." Reviews in American History, 15 (September 1987): 355-364.

"The Life of Randolph Bourne and the Need for a History of Disabled People." Reviews in American History, 13 (December 1985): 581-587.

C. Disability Studies

"Disability Policy and Politics, Considering Consumer Influences." In Robert McConnell, ed. Disability Policy: Implications and Issues for the New Millennium: A Report of the 21st Mary Switzer Memorial Seminar. (Arlington: National Rehabilitation Association, forthcoming 2000).

"Introduction." Disability Watch: The Status of People with Disabilities in the United States. (Oakland: Disability Rights Advocates, 1998).

"Conspicuous Contribution and American Cultural Dilemmas: Telethon Rituals of Cleansing and Renewal." In David Mitchell and Sharon Snyder, eds. Discourses of Disability: The Body and Physical Difference in the Humanities. (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1997), 134-158.

"The Disabled." World Book Encyclopedia Yearbook 1992. (Chicago: World Book, 1993).

"The Emergence of the Study of Disability and Society at the University of Southern California," co-authored with Harlan Hahn. AHSSPPE Bulletin, 4 (Winter 1986): 13-19.

"Screening Stereotypes: Images of Disabled People in Television and Motion Pictures." Social Policy, 16 (Summer 1985): 31-37.

--reprinted in Alan Gartner and Tom Joe, eds. Images of the Disabled/Disabling Images. (New York: Praeger, 1986): 65-78.

"A Note on Language and the Social Identity of Disabled People." American Behavioral Scientist, 28 (January/February 1985): 419-423.

D. Medical Ethics

"Disability Rights Activists and Assisted Suicide." Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, 7:2 (Winter 1998): 280-285.

"Medical Decision Making and People with Disabilities: A Clash of Cultures." The Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics, 23 (Spring 1995): 82-87.

"Assisted Suicide: What Euthanasia Activists Say, What Disabled People Say." Western Journal of Medicine, 155 (August 1992): 190-191.

"The Strange Death of David Rivlin." Western Journal of Medicine, 154 (May 1991): 615-616.

"Elizabeth Bouvia, Assisted Suicide, and Social Prejudice." Issues in Law and Medicine, 3 (December 1987): 141-170.

E. Book Reviews

1. Early American History

John Rhodehamel, The Great Experiment: George Washington and the American Republic, in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 566 (November 1999): 184-185.

Warren R. Hofstra, ed, George Washington and the Virginia Backcountry, in Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 30:2 (Autumn 1999): 340-341.

Len Travers, Celebrating the Fourth, Independence Day and the Rites of Nationalism in the Early Republic, in American Historical Review, 103 (June 1998): 966-967.

Michael Durey, Transatlantic Radicals and the Early American Republic, H-SHEAR listserv, September 1997.

Richard Brookhiser, Founding Father: Rediscovering George Washington, in Journal of Southern History, 64 (May 1997).

W.W. Abbot, et al., eds, Papers of George Washington, Presidential Series, Volumes 4, September 1789-January 1790, in North Carolina Historical Review, 71 (October 1994): 501.

Glenn A. Phelps, George Washington and American Constitutionalism, and Richard Norton Smith, Patriarch: George Washington and the New American Nation, in Journal of American History, 81 (June 1994): 250-252.

John P. Kaminski and Jill Adair McCaughan, eds, A Great and Good Man, George Washington in the Eyes of His Contemporaries, in Journal of Southern History, 57 (February 1991): 94-95.

John E. Ferling, The First of Men: A Life of George Washington, in William and Mary Quarterly, third series, 47 (1990): 164-166.

2. Disability Studies

Ronald P. Hamel and Edwin R. DuBose, eds, Must We Suffer Our Way to Death? Cultural and Theological Perspectives on Death by Choice, in Disability Studies Quarterly, (forthcoming).

Out of Sight (video), director David Sutherland, in Disability Studies Quarterly, 19:2 (Spring 1999): 138-9.

James W. Trent, Jr., Inventing the Feeble Mind, A History of Mental Retardation in the United States, in Disability Studies Quarterly, 17 (Spring 1997).

Albert E. Cowdrey, War and Healing: Stanhope Baynes-Jones and the Maturing of American Medicine, in Journal of Southern History, 60 (February 1994): 159-160.

Tino Ballio, ed, Hollywood in the Age of Television, in Journal of American History, 80 (June 1993): 331-332.

John Vickrey Van Cleve and Barry A. Crouch, A Place of Their Own: Creating the Deaf Community in America, in Journal of American History, 77 (September 1990): 681-682.

Roy Porter and Andrew Wear, eds, Problems and Methods in the History of Medicine, in Disability Studies Quarterly, 9 (1989).

My Left Foot and Born on the Fourth of July (film review), in Disability Studies Quarterly, 10:4 (Fall 1990): 23-24.

Richard H. Davis and James A. Davis, TV's Image of the Elderly, A Practical Guide for Change, in Disability Studies Quarterly, 5 (1985).

F. Popular Writing

1. Articles

"My Spin: Princeton and Peter Singer," New Mobility, (October 1999).

"'Right to Physician-assisted Suicide Begs Questions," San Ramon Valley Times (Danville, CA), (May 9, 1999).

"Disrepecting Disabilities." California Lawyer, 18:1 (January 1998): 48-49, 84-87.

"Give Me Dignity or Give Me Death," Ragged Edge, 1 (January-February 1997): 13-15.

"The Second Phase: From Disability Rights to Disability Culture," The Disability Rag, 16 (September-October 1995): 3-11.

"George Washington, Forever the American Standard of Measure," Northern Centinel, (Winter 1992): 13.

"Segregating Disabled Leads to Prejudice," Northern Centinel, (Winter 1992): 24.

"The Shameful Mistreatment of Larry McAfee," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, (September 10, 1989).

"Disabled Need Access to Life - Not Death," Detroit News, (July 18, 1989).

"Celebrate George Washington, Not For the Cherry Tree Tale But as a Man of Character," Los Angeles Times, (February 20, 1989).

"Unhandicapping Our Language," guidelines on terminology and disability," co-authored with Dianne Piastro, (February 1988).

"Crippling the Disabled," New York Times, (November 26, 1988).

"The Disabled Can Do Without the 'Courageous' Label," Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, (October 21, 1987).

"Urging the Handicapped to Die: Bouvia Decision is Victory for Bigotry, Not Self- Determination," Los Angeles Times, (April 25, 1986).

"Etiquetas Mutiladoras," La Opinion (Los Angeles), (May 29, 1985).

"Bouvia: Victim of Social Prejudice," Long Beach Press-Telegram, (December 19, 1983).

---translation of above in La Opinion (Los Angeles), (December 21, 1983).

"The King is Dead! Long Live George Washington!" Occidental, 7 (Spring 1983): 20-26.

"Commentary: A 'Safety Net for the Truly Needy' and Other Myths," CGS News, Claremont Graduate School, (Spring 1982).

2. Reviews

John V. Van Cleve, ed, Deaf History Unveiled: Interpretations from the New Scholarship, in Gallaudet Today, (Fall 1993).

Florence Weiner, ed, No Apologies: A Guide to Living with a Disability, in Los Angeles Times Book Review, (August 17, 1986).

"Mask: A Revealing Portrait of Disabled," Los Angeles Times Sunday Calendar, (May 5, 1985).

"Reply to 'Whose Life Is It, Anyway?'" Los Angeles Times Sunday Calendar, (March 14, 1982).

---"La ficcion se hace realidad," (translation of above), La Opinion, (December 21, 1983).

H. Web Publications

"Paul Longmore's Testimony before Assembly Judiciary Committee Protesting Assembly Bill 1592," Institute on Independent Living, Stockholm, Sweden, www.independentliving.org/LIBART/longmore1592.html

"Disability Rights Leaders Denounce Assisted Suicide Conference," co-authored with Deborah Kaplan, http://home.mem.net/~mcil/ndynr11.htm

"The Real Hemlock Society," co-authored with Dianne Coleman and Steve Drake, www.normemma.com/arhemlock.htm

"Terminal Illness," Electric Edge, Web Edition of The Ragged Edge, (January/February 1997), http://www.ragged-edge-mag.com/archive/p13story.htm

"Disability Community Leaders Denounce Jack Kevorkian," Institute on Independent Living, Stockholm, Sweden, www.independentliving.org/LIBART/DenounceKevorkian.html

--- also posted 20 September 1996, http://ernie.educ.ualberta.ca/ddc/ICAD/digests/ vol1no10.html

V. Papers and Comments

A. Early American History

"Promoting Public Virtue, Maintaining Public Unity: The Role of the Virginia House of Burgesses' Committee for Religion, 1769-1775," Bay Area Seminar on Early American History and Culture, November 24, 1991.

"The Creation of the Washington Myth," Huntington Library, January 10, 1989.

"Unlocking the Enigma of George Washington," California State University, Fullerton, March 9, 1988.

"George Washington, Provincial Politician," Huntington Library, December 7, 1987.

B. Disability Studies

"Activism A Paradigm Shift Among People with Disabilities," co-authored with Julie Madorsky M.D., Israel Association of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, November 2, 1999.

"Disability Policy and Politics, Considering Consumer Influences," one of five Primary Action Papers, 21st Mary Switzer Memorial Seminar: "Disability Policy: Implications and Issues for the New Millennium," National Rehabilitation Association, Michigan State University, September 23-25, 1999.

"Print News Reporting on ADA Implementation 1997-1998," co-authored with Larry Paradis, "Backlash Against the ADA: Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Implications for Social Justice Strategies," Symposium, University of California at Berkeley School of Law, March 12, 1999.

Comment, "Judicial Reactions to the ADA," "Backlash Against the ADA: Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Implications for Social Justice Strategies," Symposium, University of California at Berkeley School of Law, March 12, 1999.

"Disability History: Not Just Another 'Other'," Comment, American Historical Association, Seattle, January 9, 1999.

"Roundtable: Disability Studies in an International Frame: The (Para)theory Olympics," Panelist, Society for Disability Studies, Oakland, June 6, 1998.

"Toward an Understanding of the Disability Rights Movement," Moderator and Discussant. Society for Disability Studies, Oakland, June 6, 1998.

"The Disability Rights Movement," Comment, Indiana Association of Historians Annual Meeting, February 28, 1998.

"Media Images of People with Disabilities," Symposium on Disability and Culture, Hunter College of the City University of New York, by videoconference, December 5, 1997.

"Exclusion and Opposition: Struggle for Rights," Comment, Media and Disability Interest Group, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Annual Meeting, Anaheim, August 12, 1996.

"Television Advertising and People with Disabilities: Stereotypes and Integration," Paper at session on: "Disability and Difference in Entertainment and Advertising: The Hollywood Connection," Media and Disability Interest Group, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, Annual Meeting, Anaheim, August 12, 1996.

"Defining Disability Historically I: Exploring the Cultural Function of Disability" and "Defining Disability Historically II: Expanding the Field," Chair/Commenter, American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch, San Francisco, August 9, 1996.

"What is Disability Studies: A Roundtable Discussion," Panelist, Society for Disability Studies, Oakland, June 15, 1995.

"Medicine's New Recipes and People with Disabilities: A Clash of Cultures," Paper, "Medicine's New Recipes," Bioethics Conference, sponsored by Pacific Center for Health Policy and Ethics, University of Southern California Law Center, Los Angeles, March 12, 1994.

"Episodes and Issues in the History of People with Disabilities," Comment, American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch, Los Angeles, August 13, 1993.

"Ideologies and Cultures of Disability," Paper, University of California, Irvine, Department of History, November 8, 1992.

"Telethons and the Cultural Creation of Disabled People," Paper, American Studies Association, Costa Mesa, November 7, 1992.

"Media-Made Disabled People," Paper, Society for Disability Studies, Oakland, June 1991.

C. Student Papers

"The 'Great Trek' in Afrikaner Nationalism," Phi Alpha Theta Student History Conference, California State University at Fullerton, 1968.

"The Solomonian Legend in Ethiopian History," Phi Alpha Theta Student History Conference, Occidental College, 1967.

VI. Current Research

"George Washington and the Invention of the American Nation," book in progress.

"The League of the Physically Handicapped, 1935-1938: A Case Study in the New Disability Historiography," co-authored with David Goldberger, article in progress.

"Presenting Tiny Tim: Telethons, American Culture, and the Making of Disability Identities," book in progress.

"Screening Stereotypes: Representing People with Disabilities in Motion Pictures and Television, A Cultural-Historical Analysis," book in progress.

"Three Episodes in Modern Disability History," book in progress.

VII. Professional Activities

A. Memberships

American Historical Association

Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture

Organization of American Historians

Society for Disability Studies

Society of Historians of the Early American Republic

B. Service

1. Current Service

Chicago Institute of Disability Research, Advisory Board, 1991-____.

Disability Statistics Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, Advisory Board, University of California at San Francisco, 1998-____.

Disability Studies Quarterly, Editorial Board, 1995-____.

Disabled Persons' Independence Movement, Oral History Project, Advisory Board, Regional Oral History Office, University of California, Berkeley, 1995-____.

Organization of American Historians Newsletter, Interview Committee, 1999-____.

Project Archimedes, Center for the Study of Language and Information, Stanford University, Advisory Committee, 1993-____.

Research and Training Center on Public Policy, World Institute on Disability, Advisory Committee, 1991-____.

University of Michigan Press,"Disability and Culture"book series, Editorial Board, 1997-__.

2. Previous Service

National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research Editorial Board of planned Handbook on Disability Studies, 1996-1997.

American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch, 1996 Annual Meeting, Local Arrangements Committee, San Francisco State University.

National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research Steering Committee on Participant Action Research, 1995.

National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research Steering Committee on Disability Studies Conference, 1995.

Report on the Status of People with Disabilities in the United States, Advisory Board, Disability Statistics Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, University of California at San Francisco, and Disability Rights Associates, Oakland, 1995.

American Historical Association, 1994 Annual Meeting, Local Arrangements Committee, San Francisco.

Project LEEDS (Disabled Student Leadership Development Project), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Advisory Board, 1993-1995.

California Department of Rehabilitation, Advisory Panel, 1992.

C. Refereeing

1. Grant Applications

Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE), application reviewer, San Francisco State University, November 10, 1995.

2. Manuscripts: Early American History

William and Mary Quarterly, October 1999. University Press of Virginia, March 1999.

William and Mary Quarterly, January 1999. Oxford University Press, August 1998.

Journal of American History, July 1998. HarperCollins, April 1995.

William and Mary Quarterly, September 1994.

3. Manuscripts: Disability Studies

University of Michigan Press, March 1998.

University of Michigan Press, December 1997.

Mental Retardation, December 1997.

Political Psychology, December 1997.

University of California Press, February-March 1996.

Temple University Press, November 1993.

Rehab Briefs, 1987.

F. University Service

1. San Francisco State University

Kirk MacGugan Scholarship Committee, 1999.

Special Education, Physically Handicapped Program, Advisory Committee, 1997-____.

Kirk MacGugan Scholarship Committee, 1997.

Human Relations Advisory Committee, 1996-1997.

Kirk MacGugan Scholarship Committee, 1996.

Organization of Students with Disabilities, Faculty adviser, 1994-1998.

Rehabiltation Counseling Advisory Council, 1995-____.

Urban Institute Advisory Board, 1995-____.

National History Standards Workshop for Elementary, Middle-School and Secondary History Teachers, sponsored by History Department, May 10, 1996.

All University Committee on Students, Faculty and Staff with Disabilities, 1995-1996.

Presidential Scholars, half of the first-term, first-year students in this selective program were channeled into my U.S. History survey course, Fall 1995.

Hiring Committee, History Department, 1995-1999.

Retention, Tenure and Promotion Committee, History Department, 1995-1997.

Ad Hoc Committee on Students, Faculty and Staff with Disabilities, 1995.

Search Committee Disability Resource Center Director, 1994-1995.

Town Hall Meeting Panelist, Disability Cultural Awareness Week, October 20, 1994.

First Annual Council for Exceptional Children at SFSU, Keynote, June 1994.

504 Grievance Committee, Spring 1994.

Tripodes Scholarship for SFSU Students with Significant Visual Impairments, Selection Committee, Spring 1994.

Curriculum Committee, History Department, 1993-1994.

Space Committee, School of Behavioral and Social Sciences, History Department Representative, 1993-1994.

2. California State University

Advisory Committee, Services to Students with Disabilities, California State University Academic Senate, 1993-1997.

3. Stanford University

Provost's Task Force on Compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act, 1992-1993.

Search Committee for Director of Disability Resource Center, 1992-1993.

4. Other

Phi Alpha Theta (History Honor Society), Chapter President, Occidental College, 1968.

Phi Alpha Theta (History Honor Society), Chapter Vice-President and founding member, University of Santa Clara, 1966.

5. Guest Lecturing: San Francisco State University

Special Education 330. Introduction to Disability. "A Minority-Group Model of Disability," Feberuary 23, 2000.

Psychology 298-299. Focus on Human Diversity. "The Formation of Disability Identities," November 17, 1999.

Psychology 440. Social Psychology. "The History of Prejudice and Discrimination Based on Disability," Octiober 4, 1999.

Counseling 694. Americans with Disabilities Act, "Independent Living Centers and the ADA," April 27, 1999.

Counseling 748. Rehabilitation Engineering Technology, "Models of Disability," September 8, 1998.

Psychology 440. Social Psychology. "The History of Prejudice and Discrimination Based on Disability," March 16, 1998.

Social Work 300. U.S. Social Welfare. "Disability Policy," November 25, 1997.

Special Education 701. Survey of People with Disabilities. "Telethons and the Cultural Construction of Disability," September 24, 1997.

START Class, FIPSE-grant to improve retention of students with disabilities, "Overview of the History of People with Disabilities," September 18, 1997.

Counseling 748. Rehabilitation Engineering Technology, "Models of Disability," September 9, 1997.

Counselling 762. Seminar: Field Rehabilitation Counselling, "Rehabilitation and Disability Rights," September 4, 1997.

START class, FIPSE-grant to improve retention of students with disabilities, "Overview of the History of People with Disabilities," May 7, 1997.

Urban Studies 570. Urban Health Policy. "Demographics and Definitions of Disability," March 11, 1997.

Special Education 330. Introduction to Disability, "The Modern History of People with Disabilities," February 27, 1997.

Special Education 701. Educating Exceptional Children, "Telethons and the Cultural Construction of Disability," February 26, 1997.

ADA Training Project, "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," February 5, 1997.

Special Education 748. Optimal Independent Living, "The Modern History of People with Disabilities," February 3, 1997.

Physical Therapy, Introduction to, "People with Disabilities and the Medical System," January 30 1997.

Symposium on Universal Design, Panelist, October 17, 1996.

Special Education 701. Educating Exceptional Children, "Telethons and the Cultural Construction of Disability," October 2, 1996.

ADA Training Project, "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," September 11, 1996.

Urban Institute, "Revolutions in Consciousness: The Civil Rights Movement of Disabled Americans in Historical Perspective," October 19, 1995.

Counselling 762. Seminar: Field Rehabilitation Counselling, "Rehabilitation and Disability Rights," October 17, 1995.

Special Education 701. Educating Exceptional Children, "Telethons and the Cultural Construction of Disability," September 20, 1995.

ADA Training Project, "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," September 6, 1995.

Special Education 770. Introduction to Mild and Moderate Disabilities, "Disabled People Here and Now, Changing Perspectives," May 15, 1995.

Recreation and Liesure Studies 410. Foundations of Therapeutic Studies, "Models of Disability," March 6, 1995.

Health Education 310. Health in Society, "Disabled People Here and Now, Changing Perspectives," February 8, 1995.

Introduction to Physical Therapy, "People with Disabilities and the Medical System," February 2, 1995.

ADA Training Seminar, "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," January 12, 1995.

ADA/504 Training Seminar, "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," October 25, 1994.

Special Education 801. Diversity in Special Education: Family Systems, Resources, and Culture, "Models of Disability," September 22, 1994.

Special Education 630. Educating Exceptional Children, "Telethons and the Cultural Construction of Disability," September 14, 1994.

Counseling 748. Rehabilitation Engineering Technology, "Models of Disability," September 12, 1994.

Special Education 630. Educating Exceptional Children, "Telethons and the Cultural Construction of Disability," March 16, 1994.

Special Education 330. Introduction to Disability, "Models of Disability," February 10, 1994.

Disability Awareness Week, Talk: "The History of Disabled People in America," October 1993.

Counseling 748. Rehabilitation Engineering Technology, "Models of Disability," September 1993.

History 490. Disability in America, "A Historical Overview," February 9, 1993

6. Guest Lecturing: Other Universities

Stanford University, Human Biology. Adam 2000, "Contemporary Medical-Ethical Dilemmas and People with Disabilities," March 7, 2000.

Stanford Law School, Shaking the Foundations 2000, The West Coast Conference on Progressive Lawyering, Panel: "Rolling Civil Rights into the Next Century: The Frontiers of Disability Law and Disability Culture," March 5, 2000.

Western University of Health Sciences, "Four Models of Disability,"January 23-27,2000.

University of California, Berkeley, Introduction to Disability Studies, "Themes in the History of Disability Rights Activism," November 3, 1999.

University of Iowa, Screening Disability: A Conference on Cinema and Disability," Keynote: "American Dreams, American Nightmares: Some Reflections on Motion Picture Portrayals of People with Disabilities," March 27, 1999.

Western University of Health Sciences, Conference on Health Service Needs of People with Disabilities, Keynote: "The Culture of Disability," May 7, 1998.

Columbia University Teachers College, Conference: "When Worlds Collide: Choices and Challenges for People with Disabilities," "Eugenics to Genetics: Issues in the Prevention of Disabilities: Disability Perspectives," by videoconference, November 14, 1997.

University of Maine, Psychology 299. Psychology of Disability, Research in Disability Studies, Telephone Interview, February 26, 1997.

University of Delaware, teleconference discussion of documentary film "Without Pity," March 21, 1997.

Stanford University, Human Biology. Adam 2000, "Contemporary Medical-Ethical Dilemmas and People with Disabilities," March 11, 1997.

Stanford University Center for Biomedical Ethics, Comprehensive Care of the Terminally Ill:A Northern California Consensus Development Conference for Guidelines on Aid-in-Dying, "Assisted Suicide: the Perspective of Disability-Rights Activists," plenary session speaker, September 27, 1996.

Hastings College of Law, Disability Rights, "A Historical Overview of Disability Rights," August 26, 1996.

Stanford University, Human Biology. Adam 2000, "Contemporary Medical-Ethical Dilemmas and People with Disabilities," March 5, 1996.

Stanford University, Office for Multicultural Development, Noontime Event Series, "From Segregation to the ADA: Revolutions in Disability Consciousness," February 27, 1996.

Stanford University Law School, "Subverting the Dominant Paradigm," February 22, 1996.

Stanford University, Human Biology 177/Psychology 177. Social Psychology of Physical Disability, "Three Paradigms of Disability in Historical Perspective," October 17, 1995.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Architecture (Continuing Education). Design for All People, "The Modern History of the Disability Minorities," (videotape), September 26, 1995.

Boalt Hall Law School/Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, "The Modern History of the Disability Minorities," September 16, 1995.

University of San Francisco, Rehabilitation Services Systems (Disability-Related Services Systems), "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," September 13, 1995.

University of California, Berkeley, ELL 90. Facilitating Success for Students with Physical Disabilities, "A Historical Overview of People with Disabilities," August 28, 1995.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Project LEEDS, "A Heritage of Activism," Address by Teleconference, June 23, 1995.

University of Michigan, This/Ability: An Interdisciplinary Conference on Disability and the Arts, Keynote: "Ideology, Culture, and Disability Studies: The Twin Quests for Inclusion and Self-Definition," May 19, 1995.

University of California, Davis, NIDRR Research and Training Center on Rehabilitation in Neuromuscular Diseases, Neuromuscular Disease Family Education Conference, "From Segregation to the ADA: Revolutions in Disability Consciousness," May 6, 1995.

Stanford University, Human Biology. Adam 2000, "Contemporary Medical-Ethical Dilemmas and People with Disabilities," January 31, 1995.

Stanford University, Psychology of Deviance and Disability, "Three Paradigms of Disability in Historical Perspective," October 20, 1994.

Boalt Hall Law School/Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, "The Modern History of the Disability Minorities," September 24, 1994.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Project LEEDS, Address by Teleconference, "Activism, Identity and Community in the 1930's: The League of the Physically Handicapped," August 2, 1994.

University of California, Davis, "The Last Minority: The History of Disabled People in America," April 14, 1994.

Sonoma State University, Faculty/Administrator Forum, "ADA and the History of Disabled People," February 22, 1994.

Stanford University, "Disability and Technology" (Continuing Education), "Paradigms of Disability," January 18, 1994.

California State University, Chico, Student Services Staff Retreat, "Revolutions in Consciousness: ADA and Disabled Americans," January 10, 1994.

University of San Francisco, "The Last Minority: Disabled People in America," December 7, 1993.

Boalt Hall Law School/Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, "Disability Rights versus the Right to Die," September 19, 1993.

Boalt Hall Law School/Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, "The Modern History of the Disability Minorities," September 18, 1993.

University of California, Santa Barbara, Special Education Graduate Seminar, "Special Education in Historical Perspective," April 20, 1993.

Santa Barbara City College, "Media-Made Disabled People," April 21, 1993.

Santa Barbara City College, "The Historical Background of the Americans with Disabilities Act," April 21, 1993.

Stanford University, Human Biology. Adam 2000, "Contemporary Medical-Ethical Dilemmas and People with Disabilities," May 1993.

California State University, Chico, Community Forum: Americans with Disabilities Act: Information, Impacts, "Perspectives and Perceptions: The Human Side of the ADA," February 22, 1993.

University of California, Los Angeles, CED 179. Introductory Overview of the Disability Experience, "Media-Made Disabled People," November 10, 1992.

University of California, Irvine, Film Studies Department, "Media-Made Disabled People," November 8, 1992.

Stanford University, History and Ethics of Population Control, "Euthanasia and People with Disabilities," November 1991.

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Inauguration Disabled Student Cultural Center, "Subverting the Dominant Paradigm: Revolutions in Consciousness" and "Invalidation, Overcoming, Self-Definition: Media Depictions of People with Disabilities," October 5-6, 1992.

Stanford University, Psychology of Deviance and Disability, "Three Paradigms of Disability in Historical Perspective," April 1992.

Stanford University, Psychology of Deviance and Disability, "Three Paradigms of Disability in Historical Perspective," October 1991.

Stanford University, Psychology of Deviance and Disability, "Three Paradigms of Disability in Historical Perspective," October 1990.

Laney College; San Jose State University; Stanford University; Sonoma State University; University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Santa Cruz, "Gallaudet, Cable Cars, and Disability Rights," April 25-29, 1988.

University of California, Los Angeles, Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, "The Disability Minorities and Urban Planning," at "Accepting the Challenge: Gender, Race and Disability in Urban Planning Education," May 16, 1987.

Stanford University Medical School, "Aid in Dying and the Slippery Slope Revisited: An Exchange of Views," debate with philosopher Margaret Pabst Battin, at "Assisting Suicide, The Legal, Medical, and Ethical Issues," April 2-4, 1987.

Loma Linda University Medical School, "Invitational Conference on Ethics and Justice in Organ Transplantation," November 17-18, 1986.

University of Southern California Medical School, Bioethics Symposium, "Social Implications of the Elizabeth Bouvia Case," July 15, 1986.

Loma Linda University Medical School, "Quality of Life Formulas and the Civil Rights of Disabled People," reply to Anthony Shaw, M.D., at Bioethics Symposium: "Non-Treatment Decisions in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit," June 12, 1985.

VIII. Community Activities

A. Public Speaking

"History of the Disability Rights Movement," Workshop sponsored by Disability Resource Agency for Independent Living, Modesto, February 11, 2000.

"History of the Disability Rights Movement," Workshop sponsored by San Francisco Independent Living Resource Center, January 21, 2000.

Public Forum on Physician-Assisted Suicide, San Francisco Mayor’s Council on Disability, November 19, 1999.

San Francisco AIDS Legal Referral Panel, "Physician-Assisted Suicide: A Disability Rights Perspective," October 27, 1999.

"Nothing About Us Without Us: The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," Keynote address, Abilities Expo, Santa Clara, October 16, 1999.

"Freedom of Movement: Independent Living History and Philosophy," IL Net Teleconference linking 59 sites and 500 participants nationally, August 31 and September 1, 1999.

"Right to Die: The Opposition," Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, August 30, 1999.

"History of the Disability Rights Movement," Workshop sponsored by Community Resources for Independence, Santa Rosa, August 27, 1999.

"Disability Rights in Historical Perspective," in-service seminar, Toolworks, San Francisco, August 25, 1999.

"History of the Disability Rights Movement," Workshop sponsored by the Central Coast Independent Living Center, at Hartnell College, Salinas, funded by the San Francisco Foundation, July 19, 1999.

"The Disability Community and Physician Assisted Suicide," Forum for Consumers in Action for Personal Assistance, San Francisco, July 7, 1999.

Educational Forum on AB 1592 "Death with Dignity Act," sponsored by California State Independent Living Council, Sacramento, June 18, 1999.

HIV and Physician Assisted Suicide, A Community Forum, World Institute on Disability, Oakland, June 11, 1999.

Death with Dignity? An Educational Forum, sponsored by the Legislative Council, Alameda County Health Care Services Agency, Public Health Department, Oakland, June 4, 1999.

Disability Culture: Inside, Outside and Beyond, videptaped keynote: "Themes in the Political History of Disability," Minneapolis, May 1, 1999.

Testimony to California State Assembly Judiciary Committee on behalf of several disability- rights organizations opposing bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide, April 20, 1999.

New Playwrights Forum, Comment, Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, December 13, 1998.

Implementing IDEA, Second Annual Special Education IDEA Conference, Keynote: "IDEA and the Disability Rights Revolution," Los Angeles, October 5, 1998.

St. Mary's Medical Center, Rehabilitation Grand Rounds Panel: "Disability and the Right to Die," San Francisco, September 24, 1998.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Keynote Address, "'Are You Drowning?' 'No. I'm Swimming,' She Said." Sacramento State University, August 3, 1998.

Disability Independence Day, Celebrating the Eighth Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Keynote: "Revolutions in Consciousness," Santa Rosa, CA, July 22, 1998.

Superfest XVIII, Film/Video Festival Awards Presenter, Berkeley, June 7, 1998.

California Foundation of Independent Living Centers, Workshops for Empowerment Team Leaders on the History and Objectives of the Disability Movement, Los Angles, May 26, 1998; Modesto, June 1, 1998; Oakland, June 3, 1998.

Californians for Disability Rights, Annual Meeting, Sacramento, "The Disability-Rights Movement and Physician-Assisted Suicide," May 1, 1998.

Community Resources for Independence, Santa Rosa, CA, Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner, Keynote: "Reflections on the Disability Rights Revolution," February 20, 1998.

"Life Worth Living," National Teleconference Sponsored by the United Methodist Church, Address: "Origins of Disability Rights," November 13, 1997.

Symposium on Staring Back, (anthology of contemporary writers with disabilities), Moderator, San Francisco State University, November 10, 1997.

Third Congress of People with Disabilities, Northern California Session, Keynote: "Reflections on the Disability Rights Revolution," Oakland, October 10, 1997.

American Bar Association, House of Delegates, Annual Meeting, testimony on resolutions regarding assisted suicide, San Francisco, August 6, 1997.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Keynote Address, "'Are You Drowning?' 'No. I'm Swimming,' She Said." Sacramento State University, August 1, 1997.

Disability Independence Day Celebration, San Diego, Keynote Address, "How Far We Have Come," July 26, 1997.

Physician Assisted Suicide and Individuals with Disabilities, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded planning meeting, Chicago, June 27, 1997.

California State Department of Rehabilitation, Sacramento-area Annual Staff Retreat, "Vocational Rehabilitation and the Modern History of People with Disabilities," June 20, 1997.

Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Conference: "Socially-Assisted Dying: Media, Money & Meaning, 'What Opponents from the Disability Community Say,'" April 10, 1997.

Hastings College of Law, "Disability Rights Activists and Physician-Assisted Suicide," at "Visions of Death and Dying: Interdisciplinary Perspectives and the Future of Medical Ethics and the Law," March 22, 1997.

San Francisco Public Library Symposium: The Politics of Inclusion, "Frontiers of Activism: The Bay Area's Leadership Role in the Disability Rights Movement," January 24, 1997.

Protection and Advocacy Inc. of California, Annual Staff Meeting, panel on Right to Refuse/Terminate Treatment, Oakland, January 23, 1997.

Institute of Medicine, Testimony: The Impact of Physician Assisted Suicide on Persons with Disabilities, November 23, 1996.

United States Mint, San Francisco, Veterans with Disabilities Recognition Day, "Disability Rights in Historical Perspective," November 14, 1996.

Young Presidents Organization, Panel on Physician Assisted Suicide, Oakland, November 13, 1996.

Alta Bates Medical Center Ethics Committee, "Physician Assisted Suicide and Disability- Rights Activists," Berkeley, October 22, 1996.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Keynote Address, "'Are You Drowning?' 'No. I'm Swimming,' She Said." Sacramento State University, July 31, 1996.

Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Sunset Access Trail, Dedication Ceremony Keynote Address, October 30, 1995.

Disability Pride and Leadership, West Coast Institute, San Francisco State University, "The Disability Rights Movement in Historical Perspective," Keynote Address, August 4, 1995.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Keynote Address, "'Are You Drowning?' 'No. I'm Swimming,' She Said." Sacramento State University, August 1, 1995.

Pacific Bell Services to Customers with Disabilities, In-Service Training, "Revolutions in Consciousness: ADA and Disabled Americans," March 16, 1995.

Mayflower Society, San Francisco, "World of Wonders: Religious World-Views in Seventeenth-Century New England," October 1, 1994.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Sacramento State University, Keynote, "A Historical Legacy," August 1, 1994.

A Modern Chautauqua, Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, "Culture and Consciousness: The Disability-Rights Movement's Second Wave," April 16, 1994.

Disabled and Proud: A National Gathering of College and University Student Leaders with Disabilities, Minneapolis, Keynote Address, "'Disabled and Proud': Revolutions in Disability Consciousness," August 13, 1993.

California Disability Leadership Summit, Anaheim, Keynote Address, "History of the Disability Rights Movement and Disability Culture," October 11, 1993.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Sacramento State University, Keynote, "A Historical Legacy," August 2, 1993.

California Association of Archivists, Annual Meeting, Panel Moderator, "Access to the Archives," April 30, 1993.

California Studies Association Annual Meeting, Sacramento, "Disability and Public Policy: Shifting the Paradigm," February 4, 1993.

Los Angeles Music Center staff in-service, "ADA and the Disability Revolution," November 9, 1992.

Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, staff in-service, "'Disabled and Proud': Revolutions in Consciousness," November 9, 1992.

Youth Leadership Forum, California Governor's Committee for Employment of Disabled Persons, Sacramento State University, Keynote, "A Historical Legacy," August 3-5, 1992.

Association on Higher Education and Disability, National Convention, Long Beach, California, Keynote, "Media Portrayals of People with Disabilities," July 24, 1992.

California Association of Post-Secondary Educators of the Disabled, Annual Convention, San Jose, California, Keynote, "Changing Ideologies and Identities: An Overview of Disabled People's History," February 20, 1992.

"Independent Living 2000" Conference, Oakland, "Reclaiming a Historical Legacy," October 2, 1991.

"Other Voices" Writing Workshop, Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, "Disabled People's History Project," August 3-4, 1991.

"Images: What If? First National Conference on Performers with Disabilities," sponsored by Screen Actors Guild, American Federation of Radio and Television Artists, and Actors Equity, Hollywood, Keynote, "Screening Stereotypes: Media Images of Disabled People," March 5, 1990.

"On the Move '89," Sixth Annual Conference for People with Disabilities, YWCA, Riverside, California, Keynote, "Struggle for Self-Determination," May 20, 1989.

California Association of Affirmative Action Officers, Annual Conference, San Diego, Keynote, "A Different Kind of Minority: People with Disabilities in America," May 16, 1989.

California Association of Post-Secondary Educators of the Disabled, Annual Meeting, Palm Springs, California, Keynote, "Disability: A Personal Odyssey," November 16, 1988.

Association of Handicapped Student Service Programs in Post-Secondary Education, Annual Convention, New Orleans, Keynote, "Gallaudet, Cable Cars, and Disability Rights," July 6, 1988.

California Association of Post-Secondary Educators of the Disabled, Annual Meeting, Santa Clara, California, "Disabled People and Assisted Suicide," December 2-4, 1987.

Center for Applied Ethics, University of Santa Clara, "Assisted Suicide: Pro and Con," symposium debating Lawrence J. Nelson, J.D., Ph.D., of the Bioethics Consultation Group in Berkeley, October 28, 1987.

California Association of Post-Secondary Educators of the Disabled, Annual Convention, Irvine, California, Keynote, "Disabled People in America: The Outlook of a New Generation," October 11, 1986.

"Quality of Life and Developmentally Disabled People, Criterion or Quagmire?" Conference sponsored by American Association on Mental Deficiency, Region II, Anaheim, California, "Social Determinants of the Quality of Life of Disabled Persons," May 12, 1985.

Wingspread Conference: "Images of Disability/Disabling Images," Racine, Wisconsin, November 8-10, 1984.

B. Community Service

1. Current Service

Disability Rights Advocates, Board of Directors, 1997-____.

"Other Voices" Writing Workshop, Mark Taper Forum, Board of Advisors, Los Angeles, 1997-____.

World Institute on Disability, Board of Directors, 1997-____.

2. Previous Service

Whirlwind Wheelchairs International, Board of Directors, 1997-1999.

Westside Center for Independent Living (Los Angeles), Advisory Board, 1983-87

Media Access Office (Hollywood), Board of Advisors, 1983-1987

Co-drafter of guidelines for Media Access Awards, 1983

Supervised judging of Media Access Awards, 1983-1986

Composed language guidelines, 1983

Polio Survivors Association, Board of Directors, 1979-1982

Task Force on Campus Racial Attitudes, Occidental College, 1969-1970

C. Media Consulting

"Beyond Affliction," National Public Radio historical documentary radio series tracing modern history of disability minorities in America, 1998.

"The Man Who Wouldn't Be King," The American Experience, PBS historical documentary on George Washington, November 18, 1992, and numerous rebroadcasts.

ABC Broadcast Standards, script consultant on proposed After School Special: "Sea Legs," 1986-1987.

A Matter of Attitude, award-winning KNBC (Los Angeles) documentary, pre-production consultant, June 1985.

Not A Question of Courage, Emmy-winning KTLA (Los Angeles) documentary, pre-production consultant, April 1984.

Universal Studios, consultant on speculative script, "From Where I Sit," prospective situation comedy, April 1984.

Quincy, Universal, script consultant, June 1982.

In A New Light: Profiles of Three Disabled Students, Emmy-winning KNBC (Los Angeles) documentary, pre-production and script consultant, July-November 1981.

ABC Broadcast Standards

ABC Current Comedy Programming

Cable Health Network

NBC Broadcast Standards

Consulted on general guidelines for language and depiction of persons with disabilities, 1982-1987

Barry and Enright Productions.

Advised on recruitment and depiction of game-show contestants with disabilities.

D. Interviews: Television

News Interviews at various times: Cable News Network; Los Angeles stations: KCBS, KCOP, KHJ-TV, KNBC, KTLA, KTTV; San Francisco stations: BAY-TV, KPIX, KRON.

Extra, magazine show story on disabled villains in movies, interviewed as expert, (July 28, 1999).

Helen Keller, British Television documentary, interviewed, (1999).

Without Pity, HBO, documentary about disabled people, (October 8, 1996).

When Billy Broke His Head...And Other Tales of Wonder, documentary on the disability-rights movement, PBS, (May 23, 1995, and numerous re-broadcasts).

BAY-TV (San Francisco Cable), Washington's birthday, (February 22, 1995).

BAY-TV (San Francisco Cable), discussion of telethons, (September 6, 1994).

The American Experience: "The Man Who Wouldn't Be King", PBS historical documentary on George Washington, (November 18, 1992, and numerous re-broadcasts).

California This Week, KRON, discussion of Proposition 161, (November 1, 1992).

KCSM-TV, debate on Proposition 161, sponsored by League of Women Voters, (October 20, 1992).

ABC World News Tonight, people with disabilities in advertising, (March 1992).

KPIX Eyewitness News (San Francisco), comment on cultural meaning of Mark Wellman's climb of Half Dome, (August 1991).

ABC's World News Tonight, Oscar night, movie portrayals of disabled people, (March 1990).

ABC's Nightline, Larry McAfee case and independent living of people with major disabilities, (December 28, 1989).

Today, NBC, Larry McAfee physician assisted-suicide case, (September 13, 1989).

In Studio, KCOP (Los Angeles) public affairs program, the disability minorities in America, (June 28, 1986).

A Matter of Attitude, award-winning KNBC (Los Angeles) documentary on social status of disabled people, (August 2, 1986, and numerous reruns).

New Forces, KTTV (Los Angeles) public affairs program for disabled people, (June 8, 1985; July 20, 1985; November 14, 21, 1985; April 19, 1986).

Not A Question of Courage, KTLA (Los Angeles), Emmy-winning documentary on social experience of disabled people, (April 7, 1985, and several reruns).

Gallery, KTLA (Los Angeles) public affairs program, (March 20, 1985; May 29, 1986; September 20, 1986).

Heart of the Nation, Roman Catholic cable television magazine program, interviewed regarding disability as a human-rights issue, (April 27, 1984).

A Closer Look, cable television program, interview about disabled Americans as a minority group, (April 17, 1984).

On Campus, KNBC (Los Angeles) public affairs program, research on George Washington, (April 1982).

Newsbeat, KCET (Los Angeles), exchange with Hemlock Society founder Derek Humphry, (January 1982).

In A New Light: Profiles of Three Disabled Students, KNBC (Los Angeles), Emmy-winning documentary, (December 27, 1981, and several reruns).

E. Interviews: Radio

News Interviews at various times: National Public Radio; Los Angeles stations: KCSN-FM, KFWB, KGIL, KNX-AM, KPFK; San Francisco Bay Area stations: KCBS, KPFA, KQED-FM.

Talking History, with Bryan LeBeau, discussing The Invention of George Washington, syndicated radio program, (December 1999).

KALW (San Francisco), Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, "Right to Die: The Opposition," (September 10, 1999).

KUSF (San Francisco), "Fighting Back," bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide in California, (May 23, 1999).

KALW-FM (San Francisco), "City Visions," disability rights perspective on physician-assisted suicide, (June 15, 1998).

KFAI-FM (Minneapolis), "Disabled and Proud," (June 9, 1998).

Talk of the Nation (National Public Radio), a discussion of disability issues, (May 4, 1998).

KVMR (Nevada City, CA), disability rights perspective on physician-assisted suicide, (January 5, 1998).

Arts Today, Australian National Radio, images of disability in motion pictures and television, (November 27, 1997).

Disability Radio Worldwide, Radio for Peace International, disability-rights movement and physician-assisted suicide, (March 1997).

KUSF (San Francisco), "Fighting Back," disability-rights movement and physician-assisted suicide, (February 16, 1997).

KQED-FM (San Francisco), "Forum," debate/discussion about physician-assisted suicide, (January 13, 1997).

"On A Roll", syndicated radio call-in program on disability issues, discussion of physician-assisted suicide, (January 12, 1997).

KGO-AM (San Francisco), Ronn Owens Show, debate/discussion about physician-assisted suicide, (November 19, 1996).

KPFK (Los Angeles), "Access Unlimited," call-in show on disability issues, discussion of language and disability, (July 5, 1996).

KFNN (Phoenix), call-in show on disability issues, discussion of history of people with disabilities, (March 12, 1995).

KDWN (Las Vegas), "On a Roll," call-in show on disability issues beamed to southwestern states, discussion of history of people with disabilities, (October 23, 1994).

Talk America Radio Network: "On A Roll", nationally syndicated radio call-in program on disability issues, discussion of history of people with disabilities, (October 8, 1994).

KQED-FM (San Francisco), "Forum," call-in discussion of assisted suicide, (March 17, 1993).

KTUC-AM (Tucson, AZ), Kevorkian controversy, (February 26, 1993).

WOOD-AM (Grand Rapids), "Phil Tower Show," Kevorkian controversy, (January 8, 1993).

KVN (Ventura, CA), debate on Proposition 161, (October 28, 1992).

NPR Weekend Edition Sunday, work disincentives and people with disabilities, (October 6, 1991).

Paulist Productions, syndicated radio program, work disincentives and people with disabilities, (October 1991).

Morning Edition, National Public Radio, comment on disabled stand-up comics, (June 1991).

Heat, National Public Radio, hosted by John Hockenberry, recent movies about disabled people, (March 12, 1990).

Strengthening Families, WNYE (New York), media depictions of people with developmental disabilities, (December 6, 1989).

Talk From the Heart, KBRT (San Bernardino), Nancy Cruzan case, (December 1989).

KLAC (Los Angeles), media images of disabled people, (November 1989).

Talk About TV with Rick DuBrow, KIEV (Glendale), portrayals of people with disabilities, (October 1989).

Contact, WGY (Schenectady), President's Day interview, (February 20, 1989).

Ciji Ware's World of Books, KABC (Los Angeles), interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (January 29, 1989).

W____ (Vermont), interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (December 7, 1988).

Contact, WGY (Schenectady), interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (November 10, 1988).

KMPC (Los Angeles), interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (October 16, 1988).

KPFK (Los Angeles), interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (October 13, 1988).

KPFK (Los Angeles), call-in program on disability rights, (October 29, 1987).

KGIL (Los Angeles), call-in program regarding proposed "Humane and Dignified Death Act," (September 10, 1987).

WCKY (Cincinnati), how telethons portray disabled people, (September 3, 1987).

K[?] (Palm Springs), disabled Americans as nation's largest minority, (August 25, 1987).

KGIL (Los Angeles), disabled Americans as nation's largest minority, (August 13, 1987)

KGIL (Los Angeles), discussion of proposed aid-in-dying intiative, (April 11, 1987).

ADEPT Connection, KMPC (Los Angeles), "Recovering the Historical Legacy of Disabled People," (March 1, 1986).

The Bob Cudmore Show, WGY (Schenectady), image of George Washington and TV miniseries, (April 13, 1984).

The Bob Cudmore Show, WGY (Schenectady), Washington's Birthday, (February 20, 1984).

ADEPT Connection, KMPC (Los Angeles), "Media Images of People with Disabilities," (September 18, 1983; June 24, 1984).

F. Interviews: Print

Chronicle of Higher Education, Peter Monaghan, "Disability Studies Flourish," interviewed, (January 23, 1998).

Mainstream Magazine, HolLynn D'Lil, "Being an "Inspiration," profiled, 22:3 (November 1997).

Washington Post, profiled, (September 24, 1991).

New York Times, Advertising and Disabled People, (September 23, 1991).

Toledo (Ohio) Blade, media images of disabled people, (September 1991).

Detroit News, labels for disabled people, (April 1991).

Los Angeles Daily Journal, interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (February 20, 1989).

Los Angeles Times, interview regarding The Invention of George Washington, (November 8, 1988).

Los Angeles Times, "Disabled Historian Burns Book," (October 19, 1988).

McCall's, Special Section: "Americans with Handicaps: Our Largest Minority," (September 1987).

TV Guide, portrayal and casting of people with disabilities, (May 31-April 6, 1986).

Claremont Courier, interview regarding image of George Washington, (February 22, 1984).

Ontario Daily Report, interview regarding image of George Washington, (February 20, 1984).

San Gabriel Valley Tribune, interview regarding image of George Washington, (February 20, 1984).

IX. Awards

Wang Award Nominee, California State University financial award to support research by distinguished faculty, February 1999.

San Francisco State University, nominated for Outstanding Teacher award, December 1997

San Francisco State University, Disabled Student Services, Disability Awareness Award, 1994.

California Association of Post-Secondary Educators of the Disabled, Lanterman Award, 1993.

Claremont Graduate School Alumni Association Award, 1990.

Media Access Office, Service Award, 1988.

PACED (Pasadena Area Coalition to Empower the Disabled) Award, 1987.