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CAPED 2005 EXHIBITOR LIST
Access Ingenuity
3635 Montgomery Dr .
Santa Rosa , CA 95405
(707) 579-4380
Fax: (707) 579-4273
Reps: Michael Parker & Judi Coteff
michaelp@accessingenuity.com
Offers assistive technology services and solutions; including, visually impaired solutions (Optelec blindness products, Dolphin software, and Freedom Scientific), Learning disabilities solutions (WYNN and Texthelp), and mobility solutions (Dragon, J-say, Origin Insturments).
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Election Systems and Software
11208 John Galt Blvd.
Omaha , NE 68137
(402) 970-1100
Fax: (402) 970-1275
Reps: Lou Deider and Keith McGinnis
smmenges@essvote.com
Flexiciser International
800 Grand Ave. , Suite B-2
Irvine , CA 92612
(760) 729-1453
Reps: Bryan S.J. Mallindine, Laura Fox, & Ken Richardson
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California Health Incentives Improvement Project (CHIIP)
800 Capitol Mal, MIC69
Sacramento , CA 95814
(916) 654-2561
Fax: (916) 654-9821
Reps: Regina Cademarti & Megan Juring
CHIIP offers resource information to youth with disabilities including information about the Medi-Cal Working Disabled Program. CHIIP will also offer the opportunity to let people comment on the California Comprehensive Employment Strategy.
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Innovative Rehabilitation Technology, Inc. (IRTI)
13465 Colfax Highway
Grass Valley , CA 95945
(530) 274-2090
Fax: (530) 274-2093
Rep: Earl Burwell
peterp@irti.net
Products for individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or have dyslexia. DAISY players and production tools, note takers, and PC software applications. |
California Telephone Access Program
1320 East Shaw, Suite 130
Fresno , CA 93710
(559) 224-0269
Fax: (559) 224-4620
Rep: Pa Kou Cha
pakoucha@ddtp.org
CTAP provides free adaptive telecommunications equipment for California residents who are certified as having functional limitations, such as vision, hearing, mobility, speech, and memory. |
Kurzweil Educational Systems
6575 Casa Vista Dr .
Loomis , CA 95650
(916) 652-7887
Fax: (916) 652-7292
Reps: Rick Plescia and Lisa Smolen
rick@kurzweiledu.com
Offers Kurzweil 3000 for scanning, reading, writing, web access, and test taking for struggling readers. Kurzweil 1000 is for scanning and reading for persons who are blind or visually impaired. |
CARF International
4891 E. Grant Rd.
Tucson , AZ 85712
(520) 325-1044
Fax: (520) 318-1129
Rep: Fred Dominguez
rbibby@carf.org
CARF is an independent non-profit that reviews and grants accreditation services nationally and internationally at the request of a facility or program. |
Mountain Medical / SCI-FIT
28003 Redwood Glen Rd.
Valencia , CA 91355
(661) 263-8227 (Voice/Fax)
Rep: Bob Moore
Moore91354@aol.com
SCIFIT ADA compliant cardio exercise equipment along with information regarding cardio and strength equipment for Adaptive PE. |
Quick Caption, Inc.
4927 Arlington Ave.
Riverside , CA 92504
(951) 779-0787
Fax: (951) 779-0980
Reps: Antha Ward and Danny L. Bishop
award@quickcaption.com
QuickCaption offers reliable and high quality academic real-time captioning services (CART), both on-site as well as remotely via the Internet. In addition, Quickcaption offers prompt and professional quality post-production videocaptioning and/or verbatim transcription services. |
Rapidtext, Inc.
1801 Dove St., Ste. 101
Newport Beach , CA 92660
(949) 399-9200
Fax: (949) 399-9216
Reps: Kathy Furlan and Glory Johnson
kfurlan@rapidtext.com
Specializing in Live Captioning (Regular and Distance Learning classes, broadcasts, Webcasts, teleconferences, meetings), Video Captioning (videotapes, QuickTime, Windows Media, Realplayer, DVD), Captioning Software & Equipment (RapidCaption, Decoders, Encoders), and Transcription. CCCLiveCaption approved vendor. Member: FCCC. |
Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D)
1844 W. Eleventh St., Unit C
Upland , CA 91786
(909) 949-4316, ext. 107
Fax: (909) 981-8457
away@rfbd.org
RFB&D provides recorded textbooks for those who cannot read standard print effectively because of a visual impairment, learning disability or other physical disability. |
Western Region Outreach Center and Consortia (WROCC)
18111 Nordhoff ST .
Northridge , CA 91330-8267
(818) 677-2099
Fax: (818) 677-6270
Reps: Kristin Amey & Mandy McCurry
Marie.tossounian@csun.edu
WROCC offers free training, technical assistance, and products relating to Deaf and hard of Hearing students in postsecondary institutions. |
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2004-2005
Executive Board
Officers Council
President:
Lucinda Aborn, PH.D.
El Camino College
VP for Interest Groups:
Mark Matsui,
Long Beach City College
VP for Committees:
Ellen Young,
Cuesta College
Secretary:
Grace Hanson,
Mt. San Antonio College
Treasurer:
Sharlene Smith
Chaffey College
Past President:
Richard Scuderi, PH.D.
LA Mission College
President Elect:
Robert Hughlett, Ed.D.
Cerritos College
Executive Assistant:
Terry Stark,
CAPED
Interest Group Chairpersons
Acquired Brain Injury/ Speech-Language:
Vacant – Northern
Sandra Burnett – Southern
Adapted Physical Education:
Charles Keller – Northern
Lee Miller Parks, Ph.D. – Southern
Access Technology:
Carolyn Fiori – Northern
Lyn Clemons – Southern
Career Development:
Julie Sedlemeyer – Northern
Leigh Cordery – Southern
Counseling:
Tom Dana – Northern
Shauna Hagemann – Southern
Deaf/Hard of Hearing:
Vacant – Northern
Duane Rumsey – Southern
Development Disabilities:
Stephen Concklin, Ed.D. – Northern
Ann Holliday – Southern
Learning Disabilities:
Virginia Buttermore – Co-Northern
Teri Prouty – Co-Northern
Nancy Klump Schaefer – Co-Southern
Marlene Cvetko, Ed. D. – Co-Southern
Program Management:
Janice Emerzian, Ed.D. – Northern
Leo Orange – Southern
Committee Chairpersons
Convention Chairs: Sharlene Smith,
Rebeccah Warren-Marlatt
Convention Site Coordinator:
David Sanfilippo
Elections:
Suzanne Patterson
Finance:
Sharlene Smith,
Lucinda Aborn, Ph.D.
Historian:
Inge Pelzer, Ph.D.
Legislative:
Helene Maxwell,
Richard Scuderi, Ph.D.
Liaison to Regional Coordinators:
Robert Hughlett, Ed.D.
Membership:
Linda Kane
Publications:
Teri Goldstein, Ed.D.,
Communique Editor
Scholarships:
Janet Shapiro, Ed.D.
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May 4, 2005
Dear Exhibitor:
The California Association for Postsecondary Education and Disability (CAPED) offers you a unique occasion for marketing and networking your product or services to over 425 disability specialists serving students in colleges in universities across California at its 30th Annual Convention at the Rancho Las Palmas Marriott Resort and Spa in Rancho Mirage, CA October 10 – 11, 2005.
CAPED has spent many years fine-tuning the convention program to provide the top experts and specialists in the latest in research, services, and information related to functional limitations in an educational and pre-professional setting. The 2005 convention theme, Creating an Oasis-Innovations through Collaboration and Coordination, is yet another example of comprehensive and innovative programming to meet the needs of higher education professionals working in the fields of disabilities.
For this year’s convention, the Exhibitor’s Hall has over 5,000 square feet for Exhibitors, continental breakfast, and the CAPED Silent auction. The program committee has designated exhibitor time on Monday afternoon. The session meeting rooms are all located in the central area of the Exhibitor Hall. We will continue Exhibitor Bingo again this year allowing attendees to win two pairs of tickets to California amusement parks. Review the exhibitor application and consider the combination packages for added savings.
Please complete the exhibitor application and return it to Joe Reynolds at Riverside Community College (the address is on the application). I look forward to seeing you at this year’s convention and do not hesitate to contact me if you have any question.
Sincerely,
Joe Reynolds
Exhibitors Committee
(951) 571-6204 (Voice)
(951) 571-6184 (Fax)
E-mail – joe.reynolds@rcc.edu
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