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4/22/2008 CURRICULUM VITAE STEPHEN FRENCH GILSON Professor The University of Maine Orono, ME 04469 (207) – 581-2409 Office (Voice) (207) - 581-2396 Offices (Facsimile) stephen_gilson@umit.maine.edu and President Evaluation Practice Group and ASTOS sf.gilson@evalpractice.org www.evalpractice.org www.astos.org

EDUCATION Ph.D.

University of Nebraska Medical Center, Medical Sciences Interdepartmental Area- Psychiatry 1991.

MSW

University of Denver, Social Work 1980.

BA

California State University, Art 1973.

LICENSURE Licensed Clinical Social Worker - State of Virginia 1993-1999. Inactive.

Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. District of Columbia April, 1990 - 1997. Inactive HONORS AND AWARDS

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Nominated, 2008 Professor of the Year Award. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Faculty Fellowship, Society for Peace in the Middle East, Summer, 2008 Nominated, 2007 Professor of the Year Award. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Allan Meyers Award for Scholarship in Disability, American Public Health Association, September, 2005.

CSWE Commission on the Role and Status of Women “Feminist Scholarship Award for 2000.”

E. P. Cramer, S. F. Gilson, and E. DePoy – “Experiences of Abuse and Service Needs of Abused Women with Disabilities.”

School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University as School Candidate for the University Service Award, 1999/2000.

Faculty School of Social Work Service Award, Virginia Commonwealth University, May 1999.

Selected by the School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University as School Candidate for the University Service Award, 1998/1999.

Certificate of Appreciation “For his guidance, wisdom and personal commitment which has resulted in the enactment of the Virginia Assistive Technology Device Warranties Act.” The Virginia Council on Assistive Technology, May 1998.

Certificate/Plaque Appreciation of Support of the Students with Disabilities Association. 19951996 Charter Year. School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University. March 1996.

Social Justice Award. The Leadership of the Collective Social Work Student Associations.

School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University, March 1996.

Faculty Social Justice Award. School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University, May 1996.

Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Contribution to the Programs and Objectives of the Office of Equal Employment Opportunity. Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health administration of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, September 1992.

Certificate of Appreciation for Outstanding Commitment to the Colorado Association of Community Centered Boards, June 1986.

Outstanding Community Advocacy Award. Association for Retarded Citizens/Aurora. Aurora, Colorado, 1985.

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The Tommi Frank Memorial Award. Academic Scholarship. University of Denver, Graduate School of Social Work, June 1980.

EMPLOYMENT Research and Academic Teaching Experience 2000-present Professor (2004- Current); Associate Professor (2000-2004) University of Maine, Orono, ME. Summer 2000-present Visiting Associate Professor, University of Maine, Orono, ME. 1993-2000 Assistant Professor (1993-1999), Associate Professor, with Tenure. (1999-2000) Virginia Commonwealth University. School of Social Work. Richmond, VA. Summer 1999-present Visiting Associate Professor. University of Maine Orono, School of Social Work. Orono, ME. 1998 Evaluator. Long Term Care Graduate Certificate Program, Grant awarded to the Center University of Maine Orono. Center for Community Inclusion Orono ME. 1995 Visiting Researcher Appointment, National Institute on Drug Abuse. Addiction Research Center - Neuroimaging and Drug Action Section. Baltimore, MD. Summer. National Institutes of Health. Baltimore, MD. 1991-1993 Fellow. National Institute on Drug Abuse. Intramural Research Training Award.

Addiction Research Center - Neuroimaging and Drug Action Section. Baltimore, MD. National Institutes of Health. Baltimore and Bethesda, MD. 1988-1991 Guest Research Scientist. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

Bethesda, MD. 1989-1992 Assistant Clinical Professor, Georgetown University. Washington, DC., Department of Pediatrics, Georgetown University Hospital.

1986-1988 Project Director, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry. Omaha, NE. "Effective and Efficient Community Services for the Most Challenging to Serve." Federal Research Grant, Office of Human Development and Services.

1982-1986 Practice Instructor, University of Denver. Denver, CO. The Graduate School of Social Work.

Clinical Experience

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1991-1992 Clinical Consultant, Georgetown University Diagnostic and Treatment Center.

Department of Pediatrics, Child Development Center, Georgetown University Hospital., Washington, DC. Provide clinical consultation regarding assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the mental health needs of individuals with mental retardation and their families; provide psychotherapeutic services to children, adolescents and adults with mental retardation, and to their families.

1989-1991 Clinical Director, Washington, DC. Clinical and administrative supervision; development and oversight of community based mental health program for children, adolescents and adults with mental retardation.

1988-1989 Director of Clinical Services, The Rock Creek Foundation for Mental Health.

Silver Spring, MD. Community Psychiatric Services. Responsibilities included planning, marketing, organizing, staffing, directing and controlling department activities.

1985-1986 Developmental Disabilities Program Specialist II, State of Colorado, Division of Developmental Disabilities. Denver, CO. Department of Institutions. Quality Assurance Responsibilities: Review of individual behavioral programs to determine compliance with rules and regulations and state of the art treatment techniques; assisted in the review, modification, and interpretation of policies affecting statewide residential and day programs.

Technical Assistance and Liaison Responsibilities. Provided consultation and technical assistance to residential and day program providers, specifically in the areas of behavioral programming and mental health treatment for individuals with mental retardation; assisted Division for Developmental Disabilities in defining community mental health program models for individuals with mental retardation.

1984-1985 Special Projects Coordinator, Clinical Consultant, Developmental Pathways, Inc. Denver, CO. Provided mental health and behavioral management consultation to all elements of the residential program; development of agreements between developmental disabilities and mental health service providers.

1982-1984 Administrator, Therapeutic Intervention Model House. Coordinated the development and implementation of all aspects of program, which served as a resource center for the community and state in treatment approaches and issues among individuals with mental retardation and emotional difficulties. Maintained clinical responsibility for the program.

1981-1982 Family Therapist/Program Evaluator, Therapeutic Intervention Model House.

Responsible for intake, supervision of direct treatment, provision of individual, group and family therapy; implemented and monitored in-house evaluation systems; provided mental health/dual diagnosis consultation to the community.

1980-1981 Child Find Coordinator/School Social Worker, Weld County School District Re4, Windsor, CO. Developed and implemented the Title VI-B Early Childhood Identification Diagnostic

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Prescriptive Program; worked with students with emotional, physical, hearing, speech/language, learning, and/or social problems that interfered with their adjustment to school.

1979 Therapist, Bethesda Community Mental Health Center. Denver, CO. Responsible for intake, individual therapy, men's group therapy; presenter for Alcohol Education Series.

FUNDRAISING (Grants and Contracts) American Legacy Foundation. Tobacco Access Portal (2007/2008, funded $100,000) with Elizabeth DePoy. Prevention Centers of Excellence, Statewide substance abuse prevention needs assessment, Submitted to SAMHSA and OSA, (2005, funded, $650,000) Educational Module on Domestic Violence. With Elizabeth DePoy and Liz Cramer. Contract with Office of Women’s Health (2003, funded, $25,000) Collaborative with Elizabeth DePoy, Women and Health, reading grant awarded from Women in the Curriculum, University of Maine, (Summer, 2001, funded, $1500.)

Administration on Developmental Disabilities. Virginia Institute for Developmental Disabilities.

Related Services Training Grant. Co-Principle Investigator A. Cox. 1994- 1996.

Grant-In-Aid Program for Faculty. Virginia Commonwealth University. $5,000.00. Research topic: People with Disabilities: Identity Development. 1995.

Community-Service-Associates. Virginia Commonwealth University. Program Evaluation of the Women's Advocacy Program, YWCA of Richmond. Summer, 1994, funded $5,000.

SCHOLARSHIP Publications DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (in progress). Designer Diversity: The Intersection Of Design, Identity, And Distributive Justice. New York and UK: Routledge Press.

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (in press). Designing University Techscapes: An Inter-Organizational Technology Collaboration to Advance Equality of Participation in University Organizations. In J. Salmons, & L. Wilson, (Eds.), A Handbook of Research on Electronic Collaboration and Organizational Synergy. Hershey, PA: IGI Global.

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S.F. (in press) Policy legitimacy: a model for disability policy analysis and change. Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal.

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S.F. (in press) Social work practice with disability: Moving from the perpetuation of a client category to human rights and social justice. Journal of Social

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Work Values and Ethics.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2008). Explanatory legitimacy: A model for disability policy development and analysis. In K. M. Sowers (Series Ed.) I. Colby (Vol. Ed.), Comprehensive handbook of social work and social welfare: Vol 4. Social policy and policy practice (pp. 203-217). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.

DePoy, E. & Gilson S. (2008). Healing the disjuncture: Social work disability practice. In K.M. Sowers & C. N. Dulmus (Series Eds.) & B.W.White (Vol. Ed.), Comprehensive Handbook of Social Work and Social Welfare: Vol. 1. The Profession of Social Work (pp. 267-282). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.

DePoy, E. & Gilson S. (2007). Evaluation practice: How to do good evaluation research in work settings. New York: Routledge.

DePoy, E. & Gilson S. (2007). The Bell-Shaped Curve: Alive, Well and Living in Diversity Rhetoric. The International Journal of Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations 7 (3), 253-260. Retrieved http://ijd.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.29/prod.514 Gilson, S.F. (2007). Changing person-environment configurations: Importance of gaining an understanding of the biological system. In E. D. Hutchison (Ed.), Human Behavior in the Social Environment (3rd ed.) (pp. 79-115). Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007). Da Vinci’s Ill Fated Design Legacy: Homogenization and Standardization. The International Journal of the Humanities, 5, (7), 145-154. Retrieved http://ijh.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.26/prod.1150 Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007). Geographic analysis for the social sciences. The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 1 (6), 89-96.

DePoy, E. & Gilson S. (2007) The human experience: Description, explanation, and judgment.

Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.

Gilson, S.F. (2007). Underground advocacy: Emergence of the consumer voice. In D. Fauri, E.F. Netting, & S.P. Wernet (Eds.). Cases in Macro Social Work Practice. (3rd ed.) (pp.

45-60). Boston: Allyn and Bacon.

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S.F. (2005/2006). Moving beyond nomothetic category: Diversity as symmetry. International Journal of the Humanities, 4, http://www.HumanitiesJournal.com Gilson, S.F. & DePoy, E., (2005/2006). Reinventing atypical bodies in art, literature and technology . International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society, 3, 7, http://www.Technology-Journal.com.

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DePoy, E. & Gilson S. (2006). Universal web access: An intelligent web interface. International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society, 1, 128-131.

Gilson, S. & DePoy, E. (2005) Explanatory legitimacy: A theory of diversity applied to disability. In G. Albrect (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Disability. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2004). A model of self-determination, choice, advocacy, and selfadvocacy. Journal of Social Work in Disability and Rehabilitation, 3 & 4, 3-17.

Cramer, E.P., Gilson, S.F. & DePoy, E. (2004). Women with disabilities and experiences of abuse. Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment,7, 183-201.

Cramer, E.P., Gilson, S.F., & DePoy, E. (2004). Women with disabilities and experiences of abuse. in N. J. Smyth (Ed.). Women and girls in the social environment: Behavioral perspectives. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Press.

Cramer, E.P., Gilson, S.F., & DePoy, E. (2004). Impact of domestic violence on women with disabilities, in F.S. Danis & L.L. Lockhart (Eds), The silence in social work education: Domestic violence modules for foundation courses. Alexandria, VA: CSWE Press.

Gilson, S. & DePoy, E. (2004) Disability identity and cultural diversity. Review of Disability Studies, 1(1), 16-23.

Gilson, S. & DePoy, E. (2004). Rural disabled elders. Gerontological Social Work. Invited Manuscript.

Gilson, S. & DePoy, E. (2004) Rural disabled elders. In S. Butler & L. Kaye (Eds.), Gerontological social work practice in rural towns and communities. New York, NY: Haworth Press.

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S.F. (2004). Rethinking disability: Principles for professional and social change. Pacific Grove, CA: Wadsworth.

Gilson, S.F. (2004). Underground advocacy: Emergence of the consumer voice. In D. Fauri, E.F. Netting, & S.P. Wernet (Eds.), Cases in Macro Social Work Practice. (2nd ed.). (pp. 4762). Boston: Allyn and Bacon.

DePoy, E. & Gilson, S.F. (2003) Evaluation practice. Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks-Cole.

DePoy, E., Gilson, S.F., & Cramer, E.P. (2003). Understanding the experiences of and advocating for the service and resource needs of abused, disabled women. In A. Hans (Ed.), The women with disabilities in the majority and minority worlds. India: Sage.

Gilson, S.F. (2003). Changing person-environment configurations: Importance of gaining an

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understanding of the biological system. In E. D. Hutchison (Ed.), Human Behavior in the Social Environment (2nd ed.) (pp. 108-147). Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge.

Stapleton, J. M., Gilson, S. F., Ph.D.; Wong, D. F., Villemagne, V. L., Dannals, R. F., Grayson, R. F., Henningfield, J. E., & London, E. D. (2003). Intravenous Nicotine Reduces Cerebral Glucose Metabolism: A Preliminary Study. Neuropsychopharmacology.

Available: http://www.acnp.org/citations/Npp110102424.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2002). Theoretical approaches to disability content in social work education. Journal of Social Work Education, 37, 153-165.

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & MacDuffie, H. (2002). Disability and social work education: A multitheoretical approach. In S. F. Gilson, (Senior Editor), E. DePoy, H. MacDuffie, & K. Meyershon, (Contributing Editors). Integrating disability content in social work education: A curriculum resource. (pp. 1-8). Alexandria, VA: Council on Social Work Education.

Gilson, S. F. (Senior Editor), DePoy, E., MacDuffie, H., & Meyershon, K. (Contributing Editors). (2002). Integrating disability content in social work education: A curriculum resource. Alexandria, VA: Council on Social Work Education.

Gilson, S. F. (2001, Spring). [Review of the book: The social context of health]. Disabilities Studies Quarterly 21(2), Available: http://www.cds.hawaii.edu/dsq.

Gilson, S.F., Cramer, E. P., & DePoy, E. (2001). Linking the assessment of self reported functional capacity with abuse experiences of women with disabilities. Violence Against Women: An International and Interdisciplinary Journal 7, 418-431.

Gilson, S.F., Cramer, E.P., & DePoy, E. (2001). (Re)defining abuse among women with disabilities: Enlarging the scope. AFFILIA 16, 220-235.

Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (2001). Predictable crises in the lives of people with mental retardation. Mental Health Aspects of Developmental Disabilities, 4 (3), 1-12.

Casebolt, G.M., & Gilson, S.F. (Eds.). (2000). Managing personal assistants: A consumer guide.

Washington, DC: Paralyzed Veterans of America.

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S.F., (2000). Disability within a multicultural context. In C.E. Faupel & P.M. Roman (Eds.). Self Destructive Behavior and Disvalued Identity (Vol. 4). Taylor & Francis Publisher.

Gilson, S.F. (2000). Disability and the sick role. In C.E. Faupel & P.M. Roman (Eds.). Self Destructive Behavior and Disvalued Identity (Vol. 4). (pp. 184-187). Taylor & Francis Publisher.

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Gilson, S.F. (2000). Discussion of disability and use of self in the classroom. Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 20(3/4), 125-136.

Gilson, S.F. (2000). Social Work and psychology: Their fit and support of each. In N. C. Stilwell (Issue Editor). Psychologists in Long Term Care (p. 8-10).

Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (2000). Transference/counter transference, reaction/counterreaction: Resolution of dependency in individual psychotherapy for persons with mild and moderate mental retardation. In R.J. Fletcher & W. Gardner (Eds.), Effective Therapy Approaches With Persons Who Have Mental Retardation. Kingston, NY: NADD. Gilson, S.F, & DePoy, E. (2000). Multiculturalism and disability: A critical perspective.

Disability & Society, 15(2), 207-218.

Gilson, S.F. (2000). Aging and disability. In R.L. Schneider, N.P. Kropf, & A. Kisor (Eds.), Gerontological Social Work: Knowledge, Service Settings, And Special Populations (2nd ed.). Pacific Grove, CA: Wadsworth.

Gilson, S.F., & Gilson, B.B. (2000). Underground advocacy: Emergence of the consumer voice.

In D. Fauri, E.F. Netting, & S.P. Wernet (Eds.), Cases in Macro Social Work Practice. (pp. 187-202). Boston: Allyn and Bacon.

Gilson, S.F. (1999, Spring). [Review of the book Claiming disability: Knowledge and identity].

Disabilities Studies Quarterly 19(2), 127-128.

Gilson, S.F. (1999, Winter). [Review of the book Understanding disability]. Disabilities Studies Quarterly 19(1), 54-55.

Gilson, S.F. (1999). Changing person-environment configurations: Importance of gaining an understanding of the biological system. In E. D. Hutchison (Ed.), Human Behavior in the Social Environment (pp. 81-108). Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge.

Cramer, E., & Gilson, S.F. (1999). Queers and Crips: Parallel identity development processes for persons with nonvisible disabilities and lesbian/gay, and bisexual, persons. Journal of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Identity 4(1), 23-37.

Gilson, B.B., & Gilson, S.F. (1998). Making friends and building relationships. In P. Wehman & J. Kregel (Eds.), More Than A Job: Securing Satisfying Careers For People With Disabilities. (pp. 301-318). Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.

Gilson, S.F. (1998, Fall). [Review of the book The social medicine reader]. Disabilities Studies Quarterly.

Gilson, S.F. (1998). Case management and supported employment: A good fit. Journal of Case Management 7(1), 10-17.

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Gilson, S.F. (1998). Choice and self-advocacy: A consumer’s perspective. In P. Wehman & J. Kregel (Eds.), More Than A Job: Securing Satisfying Careers For People With Disabilities. (pp. 3-23). Baltimore, MD: Paul H. Brookes.

Gilson, S.F., Chilcoat, H.D., & Stapleton, J.M. (1998). Drug use by persons with disabilities. In B. A. Rouse (Ed.) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Statistics Source Book, 1998.

Rockville, MD: DHHS SAMHSA. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration Government Publications Office.

Gilson, S.F., Baskind, F., & Bricout, J. (1998). Social work's perspective on disability and our reality. Families and Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services, 79,188-196.

Gilson, S.F., Chilcoat, H.D., & Stapleton, J.M. (1998). Gilson et al. respond [Letter to the editor]. American Journal of Public Health, 88, 134.

Gilson, S.F. (1997). From mobilization to maintenance: A case study of domestic violence and sexual assault services. Journal of Community Practice, 4, 1-25.

Gilson, S.F. (1997). [Review of the book Questions of Cultural Identity]. Disabilities Studies Quarterly, 17(3), 205-206.

Gilson, S.F., & Casebolt, G.M. (1997). Personal assistance services and case management.

Journal of Case Management 6(1), 13-17.

Gilson, S.F., & Netting, F.E. (1997). Aging with a disability. Health & Social Work 4, 290-298.

Gilson, S.F., Tusler, A.T., & Gill, C. (1997). Identity formation and the politics of community.

Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 9, 7-17.

Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (1997). Individual psychotherapy with persons with mild and moderate mental retardation. In R. J. Fletcher & D. Griffith (Eds.), Proceedings: International Congress III On The Dually Diagnosed (Mental Illness/Mental Retardation) (pp. 120-125). Kingston, NY: NADD. Gilson, S.F. (1996). [Review of the book Chronic disease and disability: A contemporary approach to medical practice]. Disabilities Studies Quarterly, 16(4), 42-43.

Gilson, S.F. (1996). Students with disabilities: An increasing voice and presence on college campuses. Journal of Vocational Rehabilitation, 6, 263-272.

Gilson, S.F., Chilcoat, H.D., & Stapleton, J.M. (1996). Illicit drug use by persons with disabilities: Insights from a nationwide survey. American Journal of Public Health, 66, 1613-1615.

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Soiree, R., Stapleton, J.M., Gilson, S.F., Samson-Cone, A., Henningfield, J.E., & London, E.D. (1996). Subjective and cardiovascular effects of nicotine in human volunteers.

Psychopharmacology, 128, 221-226.

Gilson, S.F. (June 1996). Moving toward a disability community. Perspectives on Multiculturalism and Cultural Diversity, 6, 5-6.

Villemange, V.L., Phillips, R.L., Liu, X., Gilson, S.F., Dannals, R.F., Wong, D.F., Harris, P. J., Ruff, M., Pert, C., Bridge, P., & London, E.D. (1996). Peptide T and glucose metabolism in AIDS dementia complex. The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 37, 1177-1180.

Gilson, S.F., Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, B.B. (1995). A Biopsychosocial Critical Theory view of developmental disability and behavioral/mental health concerns. In R. J. Fletcher, D. McNelis & L. Fusaro. (Eds.), Proceedings: International Congress II On The Dually Diagnosed (Mental Illness/Mental Retardation) (pp. 137-141). Kingston, NY: NADD. Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (1994). Psychosocial development of children and adolescents with mild mental retardation. In N. Bouras (Ed.). Mental Retardation And Mental Health: The Way Ahead. (pp. 34-45). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Walsh, S.L., Gilson, S F., Jasinski, D.R., Stapleton, J.M., Phillips, R.L., Dannals, R.F., Schmidt, J., Preston, K.L., Grayson, R., Bigelow, G.E., Sullivan, J.T., Contoreggi, C., & London, E.D. (1994). Buprenorphine reduces cerebral glucose metabolism in polydrug abusers.

Neuropsychopharmacology, 10, 157-170.

Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (1990). Psychosocial crisis in the lives of people with mental retardation. Healthy Times, 2, 2.

Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (1990). Toward the developmental understanding of the impact of mental retardation on assessment of psychopathology In E. Dibble & D. B. Gray, (Eds.), Assessment of Behavior Problems in Persons with Mental Retardation Living in the Community. (pp. 71-106). Rockville, MD: U. S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (1989). Psychodynamic psychotherapy with mildly and moderately mentally retarded patients. In R. Fletcher & F. J. Menolascino, (Eds.), Mental Retardation and Mental Illness: Assessment, Treatment, and Services for the Dually Diagnosed. (pp.

71-109). Lexington, MA: D. C. Heath.

Gilson, S.F, & Levitas, A.S. (1987, December). Normalization: A biopsychosocial approach. In S.F. Gilson, T.L. Goldsbury, & E. H Faulkner (Eds.), Three Populations of Primary Focus: Medically Fragile/Mentally Retarded, Elderly/Mentally Retarded, and Mentally Ill/Mentally Retarded. (Monograph). (pp. 35-47). Omaha, NE: University of Nebraska Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry.

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Levitas, A.S. , & Gilson, S.F. (1987, December). Emotional and developmental needs of mentally retarded individuals. In S.F. Gilson, T.L. Goldsbury, & E. H Faulkner (Eds.), Three Populations of Primary Focus: Medically Fragile/Mentally Retarded, Elderly/Mentally Retarded, and Mentally Ill/Mentally Retarded. (Monograph). (pp. 155161). Omaha, NE: University of Nebraska Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry.

Gilson, S.F., & Levitas, A.S. (1987). Psychosocial crisis in the lives of mentally retarded people.

In Prevention of Abuse and Neglect of Children with Disabilities. Boys Town, Center for Abused and Handicapped Children. (pp. 11-24). Omaha, NE: Boys Town.

Gilson, S.F., & Levitas, A.S. (1987). Transference, counter transference and resistance, (Part 1 of 2). The Newsletter, 4(2). National Association for the Dually Diagnosed.

Gilson, S.F., & Levitas, A.S. (1987). Transference, counter transference and resistance, (Part 2 of 2), The Newsletter, 4(3). National Association for the Dually Diagnosed.

Gilson, S.F., & Levitas, A.S. (1987, June). Psychosocial crisis in the lives of retarded people.

Psychiatric Aspects of Mental Retardation Reviews, 6 (6).

Menolascino, F.J., Gilson, S.F., & Levitas, A.S. (1986, Winter). Issues in the treatment of mentally retarded patients in the community mental health system. Community Mental Health Journal.

Gilson, S.F. (1986, Fall). Some thoughts on guardianship. Future Planning Issues, 1(4). Lincoln, NE: Association for Retarded Citizens-Capitol.

Gilson, S.F. (1985, December). Guardianship: Issues, concerns and considerations.

Developmental Pathways Newsletter, (3rd Edition).

Gilson, S.F. (1985, August). Guardianship: An introduction and overview. Developmental Pathways Newsletter, (2nd Edition).

Papers Levitas, A.S., & Gilson, S.F. (September 9, 1988). Toward the developmental understanding of the impact of mental retardation on the assessment of psychopathology. Presented at the National Institute of Mental Health Workshop: Assessment of behavioral problems with mental retardation living in the community.

Monographs Gilson, S.F., Goldsbury, T.L., & Faulkner, E.H. (Eds.). (1987, December). Three populations of primary focus: Medically fragile/mentally retarded, elderly/mentally retarded, and mental ill/mentally retarded. Omaha, NE: University of Nebraska Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry.

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Technical Reports Committee Report. (1986, September). Human rights committees, guidelines for implementation of regulatory requirements. Colorado Department of Institutions, Division for Developmental Disabilities.

Abstracts Villemange, V.L., Gilson, S., Kimes. A.S., Phillips, R.L., Wong, D.F., Liu, X., Bridge, P., Harris, P J., Dannals, R.F., Ruff, M., Pert, C., & London, E.D. (1994). Effects of Peptide T on cerebral glucose metabolism in AIDS dementia complex (ADC) studied by positron emission tomography (PET) and [F-18] FDG. The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 35, (Supple.), 118P. Stapleton, J.M., Henningfield, D.F., Wong, D.F., Phillips, R.L., Gilson, S.F., Grayson, R.F., Dannals, R.F., & London. E.D. (1992). Effects of nicotine on cerebral metabolism and subjective responses in human volunteers. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts, 18.

Gilson, S.F., Rohrbaugh, J.W., Stapleton, J.M., Sirocco, K.Y., Brown, G.L., Varner, J.L., & Eckardt, M.J. (1992). Attentional development during maturation as assessed with scalp endogenous potentials and related measures. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts, 18.

Gilson, S.F., Rohrbaugh, J.W., Stapleton, J.M., Allen, K.S., Brown, G. L., Varner, J.L., & Eckardt, M.J. (1991). Attentional development during maturation as assessed with scalp endogenous potentials and related measures. Baltimore Chapter, Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting.

Video Gilson, S.F., Baskind, F., & Bricout, J. (1995). Social work's perspective of disability and our reality. Virginia Commonwealth University.

Video or Radio Interview Gilson, S.F. (1998, October 29). Assistive Technology for Virginians. Winchester Virginia Public Television, Community Connections.

Gilson, S.F. (1997, May 13). Virginia Assistive Technology System. (F. Echols, Reporter).

Roanoke, VA: WVTF. Other Publications: Interactive Books Published On CD Rom And On The Web DePoy, E. & Gilson, S. (2004). Long term care systems. Published on CD Rom and On the Web

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Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Cramer, E. P. (2004). Domestic violence and women with disabilities: A curriculum training module for schools of social work. Published on CD Rom and on the Web DePoy, E. & Gilson, S. (2003) Activity Legitimacy. Published on CD Rom and on the Web DePoy, E. Gilson, S. & MacDuffie, H. ( 2003) Contemporary issues in long-term care. Published on CD Rom and on the Web

PRESENTATIONS DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2008, April, 15). Disability Studies, Past, Present Conflicts, and Future Initiatives and Directions. 24th Annual Pacific Rim Conference on Disabilities, April 14 and 15, 2008. (Invited – Noted Speakers Series).

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2007, November). Disability, Diversity, Universal Access and Student Innovation, A Leadership Curriculum for Today and Tomorrow. AUCD Annual Meeting and Conference, Washington, DC, November 13, 2007. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007, November). Poster: Beyond the Basics: Promoting Equality of Opportunity in Sports and Culture. AUCD Annual Meeting and Conference, Washington, DC, November 13, 2007. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007, November). Health Policy Considerations: Explanatory Legitimacy & Evaluation Practice. Equal Health Opportunity Committee. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, November 5, 2007. (invited).

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2007, July). The bell-shaped curve: Alive, well and living in diversity rhetoric. 7th International Conference on Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations. Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 2007. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007, July). Da vinci’s ill fated design legacy: homogenization and standardization. 5th International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities. Paris, France, July 2007. (juried).

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2007, June). Poster: A Model State-Wide Rural Substance Abuse Prevention Planning, Infrastructure Development, And Efficacy Assessment Based On The Evaluation Practice Model. 2007 Society for Prevention Research, Washington, DC, May 2007. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007, May). Force Field Analysis: A Systematic Method for Promoting Community Involvement in Substance Abuse Prevention. 2007 Society for Prevention Research, Washington, DC, May 2007. (juried).

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DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2007, April). Invited presentation: Reinventing disability and sexuality. Women in the Curriculum and Women Studies Program. Women in the Curriculum Lunch Series. University of Maine. (April 11, 2007). (invited).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2007, March). Poster presentation: Rethinking Disability and Sexuality. 23rd Annual Pacific Rim Conference on Disabilities, March 13, 2007. (juried).

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2007, February). Curriculum Workshop. Rethinking the HBSE Curriculum. Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, San Francisco, CA. (juried).

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2006, November 29). Reinventing disability and sexuality. The Center for the Study of Gender and Sexuality. New York University. Disability and Sexuality Series. (invited).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, November). Rural substance abuse prevention: Informing prevention with geographic data. Poster presentation during the 134th Annual Meeting American Public Health Association (November 4-8, 2006) in Boston, MA. DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2006, October). From Universal Design to Universal Communities: Flattening the Curve. Paper presentation (Association of University Centers on Disabilities) AUCD's 2006 Annual Meeting and Conference, October 29-November 1, 2006 in Washington DC. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Hutchins, R. (2006, October). Beyond 508 web access: Diverse users, teachers, and providers. Poster presentation (Association of University Centers on Disabilities) AUCD's 2006 Annual Meeting and Conference, October 29-November 1, 2006 in Washington DC. (juried).

DePoy, E., & Gilson, S.F. (2006, October). Invited Keynote Address: Rethinking Marketing: A Legitimacy Approach. (Disability and Aging Services Helping Network) DASH, Bangor, Maine. Coordinated by United Way of Eastern Maine. October 10, 2006.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, September). Disability as diversity: A legitimacy approach.

The University of Michigan Initiative in Disability Studies (UMInDS). Invited course presentation. The University of Michigan Initiative in Disability Studies (UMInDS).

(Invited graduate course presentation and discussion).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, July). Geospatial Modeling for the Social Sciences. First International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. University of the Aegean, Island of Rhodes, Greece, July 18-21, 2006. (Juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, June). Changing the Access Paradigm: The complexity of full access to health and wellness. Annual Meeting. Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes,

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International Health Policy Research, and Academy Health. Seattle, WA. June 27, 2006.

(Invited) DePoy, E., & Gilson, S. F. (2006, June). From Universal Design to a Universally Responsive Environment: Flattening the Curve. Ecole Libre des Hautes Etudes, International Health Policy Research, and Academy. Seattle, WA. June 27, 2006. (Invited).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, June 11). Examining the Fit Between Environment and Prevention Intervention: A GIS Study. Fifty-Third Meeting of the National Advisory Committee on Rural Health and Human Services, Office of Rural Health Policy, Health Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Camden Opera House, Camden, ME. Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, June). Examining the fit between environment and prevention intervention: A GIS Study. 2006 Society for Prevention Research, San Antonio TX, June, 2006.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, May). The Intersection of Disability, Access, and Social Work: A Matter of Ethics. Field Faculty Seminar, University of Maine School of Social Work.

Gilson, S. F. (2006, April 4). Invited Keynote: Rethinking Disability: Intersection of Explanatory Legitimacy and Universal Design. National Association of Social Workers, Northeast Division, Siena College, Albany New York. (Invited).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, March). Paper presentation: Decreasing health disparities: Universal health literacy. 22nd Annual Pacific Rim Conference on Disability. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2006, February). Paper presentation Technology in Social Work Education Symposium - Oral Session A Model of Digital Equality: Advancing Socially Just Social Work Education. Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Chicago, IL. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2005, August 20-24). Paper presented, Reinventing The Atypical Body: Art, Literature, And Technology, Third International Conference on New Directions in Humanities, Cambridge, UK. Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2005, July). Paper presented, Designing Universal Web Access Through Problem-Based Learning, Twelfth International Conference on Learning, Granada, Spain.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2005, June). Symposium, Explanatory Legitimacy. Ecole Libre des Hautes Etude, Boston, MA. Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2005, March). Paper presentation: Disability Studies: Integrating

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Theory with Social Action. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2004, July 20-24). Paper presentation: "Disability Explanatory Legitimacy: Disability in Arts and Humanities." Second International Conference on New Directions in Humanities. Prato, Italy.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2004, June). Paper presentation: Evaluation practice. 20th World Congress of Rehabilitation International. Oslo, Norway. (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2004, June). Paper presentation: Explanatory legitimacy: Theory, research, education, and practice. 20th World Congress of Rehabilitation International.

Oslo, Norway. (juried) Gilson, S. F. (2004, June). Paper presentation: Disability andragogy: The intersection of explanatory legitimacy and universal design. Annual Conference, Society for Disability Studies, St. Louis. (juried) Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Parks, A. (2004, March). Paper presentation: Teaching disability as diversity. Pacific Rim Conference on Disability. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2004, March). Workshop: Using CD and on-line modules in Social Work Education, University of South Carolina Technology Conference. Anaheim.

Gilson, S. F. (2004, March). Workshop: Systematic Gerontological Social Work. National Gerontological Social Work Conference, Anaheim. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2004, March). Faculty Development Institute: Evaluation Practice.

Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education, Anaheim. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2003, November). Paper presentation: Disability as diversity.

American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA. (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2003, October). Paper presentation: Explanatory Legitimacy: A Theory of Diversity. AUCD, Washington, D.C. (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2003, October). Invited Keynote address: Rethinking Disability, UCP, Bangor, ME (invited).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2003, March). Paper presentation Elder Historians: A Pedogical Tool: Atlanta, GA, Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2003, March). Curriculum Symposium: Disability as Diversity.

Atlanta, GA, Council on Social Work Education Annual Program Meeting. (juried) Gilson, S. F., Zeph, L., & DePoy, E. (2003, February). Paper presentation: Disabled Mentors: A

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Participatory Approach to Professional Education, Waikiki, HA: Pacific RIM Conference on Disabilities. (juried) Gilson, S. F. (2003, January). Invited discussant. Intellectual disability and Aging: Development of a National Research Agenda. Symposium sponsored by NIH, IASSID: Tampa, FL, Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2002, November). Paper presentation: Evaluation practice: A comprehensive, value-based approach to public health. Paper presentation, American Public health Association. Philadelphia, PA. (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. Clarifying disability status: A new model of activity legitimacy. Paper presentation, American Public health Association. Philadelphia, PA. (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2002, June). Explanatory Legitimacy: Disability as Diversity.

Oakland, CA, Society for Disability Studies.

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2002, March). Roundtable presentation: Waikiki, HA: Pacific RIM Conference on Disabilities. “Disability Identity: Is it Really a Cultural Phenomenon?” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2002, February). Curriculum Workshop: Nashville, TN: Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education. “Integrating Content on Disability Rights, Policies and Services into the Curriculum.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Mackelprang, R. (2002, February). CSWE Series – Commission on Disability and Persons with Disabilities: Nashville, TN: Annual Program Meeting, Council on Social Work Education. “Overcoming Inertia: What Will It Really Take to Fully Integrate Disability Into Social Work Education?” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2001, October). Paper presentation: Atlanta, GA: American Public Health Association. “Disability Wellness: A Function of Cultural Identity.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Cramer, E. P. (2001, July). Poster presentation: Portsmoth, NH. “Abuse Experiences of Women with Disabilities.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., Cramer, E. P., & Bradford, S. (2000, November). Paper presentation/workshop: Orono, ME: Women In The Curriculum. “Abuse of Women with Disabilities: An Issue for All Women.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2000, November). Paper presentation: Boston, MA: American Public Health Association, Special Interest Group, Disability. Disability Forum. “Sticks, Stones, and Names.” (invited).

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Cramer, E. P. (2000, October). Paper presentation: San Diego, CA: National Conference on Domestic Violence. “Abuse Experiences of Women with

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Disabilities: Policy and practice implications.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., DePoy, E., & Cramer, E. P. (2000, October). Paper presentation: San Francisco, CA: National Conference on Health Care and Domestic Violence. “Abuse Experiences and Service Needs of Women with Disabilities.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2000, June 29). Paper presentation: Chicago, IL: Society for Disability Studies. “A Model of Choice, Self-Determination, Advocacy, and SelfAdvocacy.” (juried).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2000, February, 28). Paper Presentation: New York, NY: Council on Social Work Education, CSWE Series – Commission on Disability and Persons with Disabilities. “Disability as Culture: Four Didactic Curriculum Areas.” (invited).

Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2000, February 27). Paper presentation: New York, NY: Council on Social Work Education. Disability Issues Symposium: “Experiences of Abuse and Service Needs of Abused Women with Disabilities.” (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (2000, February 27). Paper presentation: New York, NY: Council on Social Work Education. Disability Issues Symposium: “Evaluation of a Distance Education Course in Disability Studies.” (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (1999, November 10). Paper presentation: Chicago, IL: American Public Health Association. A Model of Self-determination.” (invited) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (1999, May 27)/ Paper presentation: Washington D.C.: Society for Disability Studies. “A Model of Self Determination, Choice, Advocacy, and Self Advocacy.” (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1999, May). Paper presentation: Richmond, VA: Statewide Independent Living Council. Preliminary findings of research on domestic violence and women with disabilities. (invited) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (1999, May 13). Paper Presentation: San Francisco, CA: Council on Social Work Education, CSWE Series – Commission on Disability and Persons with Disabilities. “Theoretical and Practice Implications of Four Views on Disability in the Four Didactic Curriculum Areas in Social Work Education.” (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Cramer, E. P. (1999, March 12). Paper Presentation: San Francisco, CA. Council on Social Work Education. Disability Issues Symposium: ”Parallel Identity Development: Persons with Disabilities and Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgendered Persons.” (juried) Gilson, S. F., & DePoy, E. (1999, February). Paper presentation: Washington D.C. American Association of University Affiliated Programs. “A model of Self Determination, Choice Advocacy and Self Advocacy.” (juried)

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Gilson, S. F. (1998, October 29). Luncheon Speaker: Winchester, VA. Access Independence and Frederick County Schools, Fifth Annual Career Day. “Assistive Technology and Education, Vocational, and Career Opportunities.” (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1998, June 6). Panel Moderator: Oakland, CA. Society for Disability Studies.

Annual Meeting: Topic: “Civil Rights and Legal Policies.” (juried) Gilson, S. F., Tusler, A., & Rubenfield, P. (1998, June 4). Panel Presentation and Discussant: Oakland, CA. Society for Disability Studies. Annual Meeting: Topic: "Teaching Disability Studies." (juried) Gilson, S. F., & Glennan, M. (1998, May 6). Facilitator: Virginia Beach, VA. Eighth Annual VATS Conference. Topic: "Self-evaluation: How successful have we been in moving forward a disability agenda?" (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1998, May 6). Presentation: Virginia Beach, VA. A Self Advocacy Leadership Training Institute. Sponsored by the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Supported Employment, Virginia Commonwealth University. Topic: "Identifying Customer's Visions & Goals/Putting the Plan Into Action." “Closing Comments.” (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1998, April 17). Presentation: Williamsburg, VA. Greater Hampton Roads Disability Conference. “The AT Lemon Law.” (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Shisler, H. (1998, April 17). Presenter: Richmond, VA. YWCA of Greater Richmond. “Managing Change Within Your World.” (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1998, March 20). Presentation: Richmond, VA. Department of Social Work, MCV Hospitals, Virginia Commonwealth University. In observance of: National Social Work Month. “People with Disabilities: Examining Issues of Health from a Psychosocial Context.” (invited) Gilson, S. F., Linton, S., Robertson, B., & Tusler, A. (1997, May 23). Panel Presentation and Discussant: Minneapolis, MN. Society for Disability Studies. Annual Meeting: Topic: "Disability Studies: Who Are We and Where Do We Want to Go?" (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1997, May 12). Panel Moderator: Roanoke, VA. Seventh Annual VATS Conference. Topic: "Parenting with a Disability." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1997, May 11). Presentation: Alexandria, VA. A Self Advocacy Leadership Training Institute. Sponsored by the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Supported Employment, Virginia Commonwealth University and the Richmond Disability Services Board. Topic: "Identifying Customer's Visions & Goals/Put the Plan Into Action." (invited)

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Gilson, S. F. (1997, January 15). Presentation: Richmond, VA. McGuire Veterans Administration Hospital. Grand Rounds: "Changing Roles in Social Work Practice." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Inge, K. (1996, July 1). Presentation: Petersburg, VA. Kovar Summer Institute on Mental Retardation: Medical and Neuropsychiatric Implications of Mental Retardation. Topic: "Person Centered Planning." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Tusler, A. (2996, June 15), Panel Presentation and Discussant: Washington, DC. Society for Disability Studies. Annual Meeting: Topic: "Disability: Community and Identity." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1996, May 31). Panel Presentation and Discussant: Alexandria, VA. Sixth Annual VATS Conference. Topic: "Keeping AT Alive." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1996, May 29). Presentation: Alexandria, VA. A Self Advocacy Leadership Training Institute. Sponsored by the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Supported Employment, Virginia Commonwealth University and the Richmond Disability Services Board. Topic: "Identifying Customer's Visions & Goals/Put the Plan Into Action." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Casebolt, G. (1996, May 29). Presentation: Alexandria, VA. Sixth Annual VATS Conference. Topic: "Blending Personal Assistance Services (PAS) & AT) - The Whole is Greater than the Parts." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1995, July). Presentation: Petersburg, VA. Kovar Summer Institute on Mental Retardation: Medical and Neuropsychiatric Implications of Mental Retardation. Topic: "Social Assessment." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Tusler, A. (1995, June 16). Panel Presentation and Discussant: Oakland, CA. Society for Disability Studies. Annual Meeting: Topic: "Identity and Identity Formation in the Disability Community Using a Diversity or Minority Group Model: An Analytic and Conceptual Discussion." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1995, May 10). Presentation: Richmond, VA. Fifth Annual VATS Conference.

Topic: "Community and Social Networks - Therapeutic Recreation and Competitive Sports." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Baskind, F. (1995, April 26). Presentation: New York, NY. Young Adult Institute's 2nd Annual Conference on Social Work and Disabilities. Topic: "Social Work Education: A Changing Disability Perspective." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1995, March 19). Presentation: Richmond, VA. McGuire Veterans Administration

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Hospital. Grand Rounds: "Disability, Our Perceptions, Misperceptions and the Reality of the Experience." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1995, April 5). Presentation: Richmond, VA. University of Richmond. Forum.

Topic: "The Disabilities Movement." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1995, March 11). Presentation: Boston, MA. International NADD Congress II. Topic: "A Biopsychosocial Critical Theory View of Developmental Disability and Behavioral/Mental Health Concerns." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1995, January 13). Presentation: Richmond, VA. Third Self Advocacy Leadership Training Institute. Sponsored by the Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Supported Employment, Virginia Commonwealth University and the Richmond Disability Services Board. Topic: "Closing Remarks: Perseverance and Persistence. (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1994, June 28). Presentation: Petersburg, VA. 1994 Kovar Summer Institute on Mental Retardation: Medical and Neuropsychiatric Implications of Mental Retardation.

Topic: "Social Assessment." (invited) Gilson, S. F., Tusler, A., & Gill, C. (1994, June 24). Panel Presentation and Discussant: Rockville, MD. Society for Disability Studies. Annual Meeting: Topic: "Identity and Identity Formation in the Disability Community Using a Diversity or Minority Group Model." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1994, April 25). Panel Moderator: Marlborough, MA. Institute on Alcohol, Drugs and Disability. National Policy and Leadership Development Symposium II. Topic: "Federal and Foundation Support for AOD and Disability Research, Services, and Programs". (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1993, July). Panel Presentation: Washington, DC. National Institute on Drug Abuse. 2nd National Conference on Drug Abuse Research and Practice. Topic: "Alcohol, Other Drugs and Disabilities." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1992, January 17). Panel Presentation and Discussant: Baltimore, MD. National Institute on Drug Abuse, Addiction Research Center. Advisory Meeting: Increasing the Involvement of Under-represented Populations in Clinical Research. Topic: "Substance Abuse Research and Individuals with Disabilities." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1991, June 11). Presentation: Sterling Park, VA. County of Loudoun, Mental Health Center. Topic: "Assessment and Diagnosis of the Mental Health Needs of Individuals with Mental Retardation." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1991, March 26). Presentation: Sandston, VA. Henrico Area Mental Health and Retardation Services. Topic: "Working with Families." (invited)

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Gilson, S. F. (1991, April 4, 5, 17, 18 & May 1). Presentations: Richmond, VA. Virginia Institute for Developmental Disabilities. Training and Technical Assistance in the "Assessment of the Mental Health Needs of Individuals with Mental Retardation." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1990, January 23). Presentation: Richmond, VA. Virginia Institute for Developmental Disabilities and Hanover County Community Services Board.

Colloquia Series. Topic: "Assessment and Diagnosis." (invited) Gilson, S. F., Levitas, A. S., & Pfadt, A. (1989, December 8). Presentation: Washington, DC. National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (Mental Health and Mental Retardation).

Topic: "Normalization: A Biopsychosocial Approach." (juried) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas (1989, December 7). Presentation: Washington, DC. National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (Mental Health and Mental Retardation). Topic: "Integrative Framework for Organizing Diagnosis and Treatment of Individuals with a Dual Diagnosis." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1989, December 6). Panel Presentation: Washington, DC. National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (Mental Health and Mental Retardation). Panel Title: "Psychiatric Update in Mental Retardation: The Diagnosis and Treatment of Anxiety Disorders."

Presentation Title: "Anxiety in Children with Mental Retardation: A Developmental Perspective." (juried) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1988, September 9). Presentation/Paper: Bethesda, MD: National Institute of Mental Health Workshop: Assessment of Behavioral Problems with Mental Retardation Living in the Community. Paper title: “Toward the developmental understanding of the impact of mental retardation on the assessment of psychopathology.� (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1988, June 16). Presentation: Lexington, NC. Northwest Area Health Education Center, Bowman Gray School of Medicine of Wake Forest. Topic: "Providing Mental Health Services to Individuals with Mild to Moderate Mental Retardation." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1988, December). Presentation: Los Angeles, CA. National Association for the Dually Diagnosed (Mental Illness/Mental Retardation). Topics: "Normalization: A Biopsychosocial Perspective"; and "Methods of Psychotherapy." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1988, August 8). Presentation: Atlanta, GA. American Psychological Association.

Symposium: Models of Psychopathology Displayed by Mentally Retarded Persons.

Topic: "Dialectic Development." (juried) Gilson, S. F., & Balogh, S. (1988, Jun e2). Grand Rounds: Omaha, NE. University of Nebraska

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Medical Center, University Psychiatric Services, Neuroscience Club. Topic: Scalp Event Related Potentials: Implications for Psychiatric Assessment and Diagnosis. (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1988, May 19-20). Presentation: Seattle, WA. Conference: Opening New Doors II: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Children with Developmental Disabilities. Topics: "The Psychosocial Development of People with Mental Retardation"; and "Methods of Psychotherapy." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1988, April, 15). Grand Rounds: Birmingham, AL. University of Alabama School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, University of Birmingham, Alabama.

Presentation entitled: "Scalp Event Related Potentials: Implications for Psychiatric Diagnosis and Developmental Assessment: A Preliminary Study." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Fahs, J. J. (1988, February 8 & 9). Presentation: Hilton Head Island, SC. Regional Conference entitled: Developing Effective Treatment for the Challenging to Serve with Mental Retardation and Mental Illness. Topics: "Dual Diagnosis: An Overview"; "Reaching for an Understanding: Facts about the Population"; "Closing the Diagnostic Gaps: An Interdisciplinary, Interagency Team Effort"; "Overview of Individual and Group Treatment: Interagency Applications of Treatment Techniques"; and "Family Concerns/Expectations/Program Involvement." "Individual, Group and Family Psychotherapy: In-depth Treatment Perspectives." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1987, November 4). Presentation: Chicago, IL. National Association for the Dually Diagnosed: Mental Illness/Mental Retardation. Topics: "Biopsychosocial Development of Mentally Retarded People"; and "Normalization: A Re-examination." (juried) Gilson, S. F., Stark, J. S., & Goldsbury, T. (1987 August 31 & September 1). Presentation: Valhalla, NY. The Challenging to Serve: A Conference on Services for Persons with Developmental Disabilities and Complex Needs. "Diagnostic Aspects of Mental Retardation and Mental Illness." "Psychotherapy with Individuals, Groups and Families" and "Discussion: Program Models, Family Concerns and Home Care." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1987, July 13). Presentation: Omaha, NE. University of Nebraska Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry National Conference: Services for the Developmentally Disabled: The challenging to Serve. Topic: "Emotional and Developmental Needs of Mentally Retarded Individuals." (invited) Gilson, S. F., (1987, June 9). Presentation: Chicago, IL. University of Illinois. International Symposium on Dual Diagnosis. Topic: Assessment." (juried) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1987, June 2). Presentation: South Carolina Department of Mental Retardation and Mental Health. Conference: Working with the Dually Diagnosed Client. Topics: "Psychosocial Development of Mentally Retarded People"; "Developmental Crisis and Mentally Retarded People"; and "Treatment Implications."

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(juried) Gilson, S. F. (1987, April 23924). Roundtable Presentation: Omaha, NE. Mid-America Congress on Aging (MACA), 14th Annual Conference. Topic: "Needs Of and Services For Mentally Retarded Elderly Persons." (juried) Gilson, S. F., & Folk, L. W. (1987, April 9-10). Presentation: Beatrice, NE. Sharing Our Best Conference. Topics: "Diagnosing Mental Illness and Emotional Disorders in Individuals Who are Mentally Retarded" and "Principles and Approaches to the Assessment of Mental Illness and Behavior Disorder in Mentally Retarded Individuals." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Folk, L. W. (1987, April 9-10). Presentation: Akron, OH. A National Interdisciplinary Seminar: Practical Approaches to Behavior Management. Topic: "Mental Illness in the Mentally Retarded." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1986, November). Keynote Address: Lincoln, NE. Capitol ARC. "Overview of Effective and Efficient Community Services for the Most Challenging to Serve." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Folk, L. W. (1986, November). Presentations: Northern Kentucky Association for Retarded Citizens. Workshop: "Dual Diagnosis: An Overview"; Luncheon Keynote: "An Examination of the Theory of Normalization." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1986, November). Presentation: National Association for the Dually Diagnosed: Mental Illness/Mental Retardation. Topics: "Development, Birth through Adulthood" and "Implications for Treatment." (juried) Gilson, S. F. (1986, August). Grand Rounds: Boston, MA. Children's Hospital. Topic: "The Provision of Inpatient Acute Care Psychiatric Services to Mentally Retarded Children and Adolescents within a General inpatient Psychiatric Setting." (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1987, Fall and 1986, Spring). Lecture Series for Medical Students: Omaha, NE. University of Nebraska Medical Center, Basic Psychiatry Section. (invited) Gilson, S. F. (1986, April 24-25). Presentation: State of Colorado, Division for Developmental Disabilities and Colorado Developmental Disabilities Council. The Vital Role of Direct Service Staff. Topic: "Positive Behavior Intervention." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1986, March). Grand Rounds: Omaha, NE. Nebraska Psychiatric Institute, University of Nebraska Medical Center. Topic: "Biopsychosocial Issues in the Development of the Mentally Retarded." (invited) Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1985, November). Presentation: National Association for the Dually Diagnosed: Mental Illness/Mental Retardation. Topic: "Individual Psychotherapy with Mentally Retarded/Mentally Ill Persons: Biopsychosocial Development of the Mentally Retarded." (invited)

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Gilson, S. F., & Levitas, A. S. (1984, November). Presentation: National Association for the Dually Diagnosed: Mental Illness/Mental Retardation. Topic: "Psychotherapy Considerations with Mentally Retarded/Mentally Ill Persons." (juried) Gilson, S. F., (1984, Spring). Symposium Presentation: Denver, CO. First Annual Integrated Practice Program Symposium, University of Denver. Topic: "Developmental Disabilities and DD/MH." (invited) SERVICE Other Scholarly Activities 2008-present: Editorial Board Member, International Humanities Journal.

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1999- Present: Consulting Editor, Health & Social Work.

1998- Present: Manuscript Reviewer, Brooks Cole Publishing.

1997 - Present: Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Case Management.

Professional service:

2007- Present:

Member, Scholars for Peace in the Middle East

2007- present:

Equal Health Access committee, American Public Health Association

2005-Present:

Access Committee, American Public Health Association

2006-Present: Disability

Secretary, Multicultural Council, Association of University Centers on

2004-Present:

Member, Ecole Libre Des Hautes Etudes

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2003 - Present:

Grant Reviewer, National Institute on Disability Rehabilitation Research

2002 - Present:

Site Visitor, Council on Social Work Education

1999 - Present: Council Member, Special Interest Group, Disability. Disability Forum.

American Public Health Association.

1988- 2003: Commissioner. Commission on Disability and Persons with Disabilities. Council on Social Work Education 1995- 1999 Co-Chair. Virginia Council on Assistive Technology. Virginia Commonwealth Department of Rehabilitative Services.

1997

Council on Social Work Education. Millennium Project

1998 Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Supported Employment, School of Education, Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, VA. 1997 Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Supported Employment, School of Education, Virginia Commonwealth University. Richmond, VA. Consultant. (Summer) 1995- 1999 Editorial Advisory Board. Paralyzed Veterans of America Independent Living Training Program.

1993.

National Institute on Drug Abuse Representative to the National Institutes of Health Advisory Committee for Employees with Disabilities. Bethesda, MD. 1992.

Addiction Research Center Representative to the Interagency Committee on Disability Research. National Institute on Drug Abuse and National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research. Bethesda, MD. 1992.

Addiction Research Center Representative on the Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Administration Advisory Council for Disabled Employees, National Institute on Drug Abuse. Bethesda, MD. Virginia Commonwealth University Service 1999/2000.

Committee.

Virginia Commonwealth University Volunteer Faculty Senate AA/EEO

1997-2000

University Academic Honors Council. Virginia Commonwealth University

1993- 2000 Discipline Coordinator, School of Social Work. Virginia Institute for Developmental Disabilities. Virginia Commonwealth University

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1994-1996.

University Access Committee. Virginia Commonwealth University.

1995- 1998.

Executive Committee. Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty Senate.

1995- 1998.

Committee.

Virginia Commonwealth University Faculty Senate. Co-Chair AA/EEO

Service To The School Of Social Work VCU (In addition to Standing Committee Assignments) 1995 -2000 Faculty Advisor, Students with Disabilities Association. School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University.

1997 Chair, Ad Hoc Sexual Orientation Policy Committee, School of Social Work, Virginia Commonwealth University.

Service To The School Of Social Work University of Maine (In addition to Standing Committee assignments) 2003 – Present, Chair the Health Certificate/Degree Program Task Force 2003 – Present, Lead Professor, HBSE Sequence 2002 – 2006, Member, Curriculum Committee 2000 – 2006, Member, BASW Admissions Committee 2001- Present, Faculty Advisor, Student Social Work Organization 2002 Interim Director, Bachelor of Social Work Program Service to University of Maine 2003 – 2006, Member Faculty Senate 2003 – 2007, Steering Committee, Center on Teaching Excellence 2003 – Present, Secretary AFUM 2002 – Present, Member, AFUM Bargaining Council 2002 – Present, Member, Delegate Assembly of AFUM 2000 - Present, Member President’s Council on Disability 2000 - Provost’s Commission on Graduate Education 2000 – Present Member, Curriculum Committee-Center for Community Inclusion

Service to State Agencies 2005- Present: Maine: Office of Substance Abuse, State Epidemiological Workgroup (SEW) 2005 – Present: Member, Maine Office of Substance Abuse, Strategies for Healthy Youth (SHY) Workgroup 2005 – Present: Member, Maine Office of Substance Abuse, Executive Management Team (EMT)

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Service to the Community 2006-Present: Member, Board of Directors Maine Disability Rights Center 2003 – Present: Member, Supporting Family Caregivers Conference Planning Committee.

Supporting Family Caregivers Conference: Focusing on aging and the needs of those with developmental and intellectual disabilities. To be held Wednesday, October 29, 2003 2002 – 2005: Member, Board of Directors, United Cerebral Palsy of Central Maine 2002 – 2005: Member, Planning Board, Town of Newburgh 2001 – 2002 Co-facilitator monthly “Sharing and Caring Support Group.” Teenagers with physical disabilities. Eastern Maine Medical Center.

Memberships American Public Health Association Americans Disabled for Attendant Programs Today (ADAPT) Council on Social Work Education Maine Public Health Association National Association of Social Workers