VITA

 

Susan M. Schultz, Ed.D

 

 

Professional address:                          St. John Fisher College

                                                            Ralph C. Wilson Jr. School of Education

                                                            Wilson 113

                                                            3690 East Avenue

                                                            Rochester, NY  14618

                                                            (585) 385-7296

                                                            FAX: (585) 385-8264

                                                            sschultz@sjfc.edu

 

Education:

 

5/05                      University of Rochester, Doctorate in Educational Leadership:  Administration

5/96                      Certificate of Advanced Study in Educational Administration, at    S. U. C. at Brockport

12/82                    Master of Science in Special Education at S. U. C. at Buffalo majoring in Learning and Behavior Disorders, minor in Psychology

12/79                    Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at S. U. C. at Buffalo majoring in Early Childhood Education, minor in Psychology

5/77                      Associate in Applied Science at Erie Community College majoring in Business Administration/ Accounting

 

Certification:

 

School District Administrator (New York State)

School Administrator and Supervisor (New York)

Permanent Certification in Special Education Pre-K- 12 (New York State)

Permanent Certification in Elementary Education, Pre-K, Kindergarten, & 1-6 (New York State)

Infant Massage Instructor, International Association of Infant Massage Instructors

 

 

Teaching Experience:

 

                             St. John Fisher College

8/11-present        Associate Professor

8/05- 7/11            Assistant Professor

                             3690 East Avenue

                             Rochester, NY   14618

 

 

 

                             Classes taught:

                             EDUC 229    Language Development and Literacy Acquisition

                             EDUC 371    Classroom Management

                             EDUC 485               Student Teaching Supervision

                             GEDU 526    Diversity, Social Justice and Schooling

                             GSED 500    Critical Issues in Special Education

                             GSED 508    Classroom Management- Childhood

                             GSED 516    Assessment, Diagnosis, and Evaluation of Students with Special Needs

                             GSED 595    Capstone Project:  Research in Special Education

                             GSED 605    Positive Behavioral Analysis

                             GSED 650    Practicum in Special Education:  Childhood

                             GSED 651    Practicum in Special Education:  Adolescence        

 

 

5/05-12/05           D’Youville College

                             Adjunct Professor

320 Porter Avenue                       

Buffalo, New York   14201

                                         

                             Classes Taught:

                             SED 651 Multiculturalism and Cultural Diversity                        

                             EDU 622 Meeting the Needs of Exceptional Learners in the Classroom

 

3/98 - 4/98 Teacher, Pembroke Central School District

~ Home instruction, Grade 10 student

 

4/96 - 6/96 Teacher, Pembroke Central School District

~ Home instruction, Grade 10 and Grade 7 students

 

4/88 - 8/94 Teacher, Bornhava Specialized Learning Center

~ Preschool Special Education

~ Coordinated integration activities

~ Technology Team Leader

 

10/85 - 4/88 Resource Team, Association for Retarded Children

~ Staff development

~ Workshops for parents, staff, and community

~ Behavior management programs

~ Referrals to community services

~ Developed and implemented a Sibling Program.

 

10/82 - 6/84 Teacher, Cantalician Center for Learning

~ Multiple handicaps 1/83 - 6/84

~ Multiple Handicaps Team Leader 9/83-6/84

~ Emotionally Disturbed/Autistic school age students 10/82 - 12/82

   (permanent substitute)

9/80 - 6/82 Teacher, Grade 3, Our Lady Help of Christians School

~ Provided assistance to students at risk for academic failure K - 8.

~ Developed an after school reading club.

 

3/80 - 6/80 Teacher, Grade 3, Nativity of Mary School (Permanent Substitute)

 

Administrative Experience: 

 

9/07-present         St. John Fisher College

                             School of Education, Special Education Department Program Director

                             3690 East Avenue

                             Rochester, NY   14618

                            

10/01- 8/05          Grand Island Central School District Committee on Special Education Chairperson/ 504 Coordinator

                             1100 Ransom Road

                             Grand Island, NY   14072

                              

                             (3800 students, 5 buildings, 9.6% classification rate)

                             ~ Coordinate and chair the preschool, school age, 504 committee meetings, and manifestations

                             ~ Comprehensive District Education Planning committee member (data analysis and Math K-12 sub committees)

                             ~ PD/ BEDS reporting

                             ~ Program, Procedural, and Professional Development

                             ~ On line SED approval for public excess aide, private placements

                             ~ Assist with Medicaid billing

                            

6/96 - 10/01         Cantalician Center for Learning School

                             Principal

                             1360 Eggert Road

                             Amherst, New York 14226

 

~ Supervision of teachers, assistants, ancillary staff

~ Program and Curriculum development

~ Orientation of new staff, probationary reviews

~ Team Leaders, Staff, Supervisory, and Administrative meetings,

~ Site Management

~ Parent involvement in Instructional Programming

~ Coordinate placement of students

~ Scheduling of staff, assignment of Community Based Services

~ Established new programs (Computer Technology, Integration, Behavioral Support, Community Based Services, Shared Decision Making Team, Peer Partnering, SED approved Nursery School)

~ Coordinate Bilingual Programs (Spanish, Arabic, Russian)

~ Grant Writing

 

2/96 - 6/96           Pembroke Central School System

                             Routes 5 and 77

                             Corfu, New York 14036

 

Administrative Intern, Pupil Personnel Director, 4/96 - 6/96:

~ Participated in annual reviews

~ Revised district policy for home instruction

~ Revised district policy for transition planning

~ Documentation of standardized testing K-12

~ Medicaid documentation

 

Administrative Intern, Intermediate School Principal, 2/96 - 4/96:

~ Curriculum development

~ Integration of curriculum with the Frameworks documents

~ Clinical supervision

~ Member of the Shared Decision Making Building and District Teams

~ Program development, and evaluation

~ Analysis of Reading curriculum grades K-6

~ Member of the District Technology Team

~ Student discipline

~ Child Study Team chairperson

~ Member of Aids Curriculum Development Team

~ Participate on various Genesee Valley BOCES committees including:

                             ~ School to Work

                             ~ Genesee Livingston Orleans Wyoming (GLOW) Curriculum Council

                             ~ Common Conference Day

 

8/94 - 1/96           Bornhava Specialized Learning Center

                             4625 Harlem Road

                             Amherst, New York 14226

 

Acting Executive Director    6 week summer program 7/95-8/95

                            

Program Director

~ Clinical supervision of teachers and therapists

~ Staff development

~ Scheduling of staff and students

~ Supervision and coordination of student teachers

~ Program reviews

~ Team meetings

~ Overseeing various committees / special events

~ Composed the “Bornhava Moments” newsletter

~ Grant Writing

~ Worked with community agencies

~ Assisted in developing new agency policies

~ Assisted with hiring of staff in conjunction with the Executive Director

 

Honors and Awards

 

2012                    Cindy Melancon Spirit of Survivorship Award

2011-2012              St. John Fisher College Student Government Association Best Service Project

                               (Council for Exceptional Children SJFC Student Chapter [faculty advisor])

2011                     Winner, St. John Fisher Information Literacy Award

2010                     Nominated, St. John Fisher Information Literacy Award

2009                     Outstanding Teacher, St. Francis Religious Education Program

2004                     Tenured Grand Island Central School District

2002                     Certificate of Appreciation, United Cerebral Palsy Association of Western New York

2000-2001           Toastmasters Keynote Speakers Club, District No. 65, No. 96, Best Evaluator

2000-2001           Toastmasters Keynote Speakers Club, District No. 65, No. 96, Best Speaker

1999                     Certificate of Appreciation, Williamsville Central School District Career Exploration Internship Program

1998-1999           Certificate of Appreciation, Daemen College Social Work Department

1988                     Distinguished Achievement Award for Multicultural/ESL Education, Crossroads, U.S. Dept. of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement

 

Current Professional Affiliations and Activities:

 

~ American Association for Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)

~ Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development

~ Council for Exceptional Children

~ Genesee County Association for Retarded Citizens

~ New York State Association of Teacher Educators (NYSATE)

 

Professional Service to the College: 

 

2012-present          Chair, Graduate Program Council

2012-present          Member, St. John Fisher College, Doctoral Student Dissertation Committee:  (AnneMarie Cryz)

2011-present          Member, St. John Fisher College, Doctoral Student Dissertation Committee:  (Sarah Tubbert)

2011-2012              Member, St. John Fisher College, Doctoral Student Dissertation Committee:  (Mary Ann Peabody)

2011-present          Member, St. John Fisher College, Doctoral Student Dissertation Committee:  (Isabel Jones)

2011-2012              Co-chair, St. John Fisher College Learning Circle:  Faculty Peer to Peer Mentoring in Higher Education

2011-present          Member Assessment Accountability and Accreditation Committee, School of Education

2011-2012              Member, Enrollment, Recruitment, and Student Support Committee
School of Education

2011-present          St. John Fisher College Institutional Review Board (IRB)

2011-present          St. John Fisher Counseling Center, ADHD College Student Committee

2010-2011              Chair, St. John Fisher College Learning Circle:  Students with Disabilities/Medical Concerns and College

2010-present          St. John Fisher College Representative, Think College- Western New York Consortium on Campus-based Options

2010-present          Member, St. John Fisher College, Doctoral Student Dissertation Committee:  (Mary Karol)

2010-2011              Member, University of Rochester, Comprehensive Exams Committee:  (Kristen Love)

2010-2011              Special Education Department Library Representative

2010                       Weed and Feed, St. John Fisher College Library

2009-2011              Member, St. John Fisher College, Doctoral Student Dissertation Committee:  (Sylvia Lloyd)

2009-present          Member, School of Education NCATE Assessment Committee

2009-2012              Member, Enrollment, Recruitment, and Student Support Task Force,
School of Education

2009-2011              Member, Scholarship, Teaching and Service Committee 

2009                       Co-chair, Graduate Thesis/ Capstone College Wide Task Force (Graduate Program Council subcommittee)

2009-present          Chair, Special Education Department Curriculum Mapping

2009-2011              Member, New York State Higher Education Task Force

2009                       St. John Fisher Campus Climate Focus Group

2009                       Member, Dean of the School of Education, Search Committee

2009                       Field Experience and Assessment Committee, School of Education

2008-2009              Member, School of Education, Inclusion Committee

2008-2009              Co-chair, School of Education Program Development Committee

2008                       Member, Dean of the School of Education, Search Committee

2008                       Member, Special Education, Search Committee

2007-2011              Member, Midwest Region Higher Education Task Force

2007                       Member, Dean of the School of Education, Search Committee

2007                       Member, Special Education, Search Committee

2007                       Invited Member, Faculty Health and Wellness College wide Task Force

2007-present          Member, School of Education Dean’s Council

2007-2008              Delegate, St. John Fisher College, Faculty Assembly

2007                       Member, Continuous Registration Policy (GPC subcommittee)

2007                       Member, NCATE Binder Development

2007-present          Elected member, Graduate Program Council

2007                       Member, Admissions Transcript Evaluation Committee

2007                       Member, School of Education Writing Initiative Committee

2006                       Member, Childhood Education, Search Committee

2005-2009              Member, St. John Fisher College Diversity Committee

2005-2007              Service Scholar and First Generation Scholarship interviews

2005                       Member, School of Education NCATE Assessment Committee

2005                       Invited Member, University of Rochester, School of Education, Educational Leadership Search Committee

 

Professionally Related Community Experiences:

 

2010-present          Corfu Grange #142

2009-2011              Batavia AKtion Club (Kiwanis for Adults with Disabilities)

2009                       Member, John Marshall High School AVID program “Think College” workshop

2008                       Honorary co-chairman, American Cancer Society Relay for Life St. John Fisher

2006-2009                   St. John Fisher College “Coach of the Week” / Camp Good Days and Special Times (2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009)

2005-present          Team Captain, American Cancer Society Relay for Life St. John Fisher School of Education Team (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011)

2004-2005              Member, Grand Island Central Schools, comprehensive District Education Plan

2004-2005                   Member, Grand Island Central Schools, Comprehensive District Education Plan Subcommittee: Math Education

2003-2005                   District Liaison, American Cancer Society Relay for Life (organized the Grand Island Schools event in conjunction with the American Cancer Society)

2002-2005              Member, Western New York Association of Pupil Services Administrators

2002-2005              Member, Western New York Transition Committee

1999                            Facilitator, New York State Special Education Regulatory Reform, Public Focus Group.  Cheektowaga, New York

1998-2001              Chair, Western New York Preschool Task Force Unmet Needs Committee

1997-2001              Chair, Western New York Developmental disabilities Planning Council Legislative Task Force

1996-2006              Member, Western New York Preschool task force

1996-2005              Member, St. Francis Church, Education Committee

1995-2010                   Teacher, St. Francis Church, Religious Education Program (Grade 3, Grade 1, Substitute Teacher)

1990-1992              Board of Directors, United Cerebral Palsy of Western New York

1989-1996              Member, United Cerebral Palsy of Western New York Program Services Committee

1989-1996              Chair, United Cerebral Palsy of Western New York, Special Incident

                                    Review Committee

Professional Consultations:

 

2008-present          Dansville Central School District, Foreign Language (French)

1996                       Pembroke Central Schools, Reading Program K-Grade 6

 

Advisement:

 

2010-present           Professional Mentor, New York State Council for Exceptional Children Professional Mentor Program

2008-present          Cancer Coach, Cancer Wellness Center of Western New York

2007-present           Faculty Advisor, St. John Fisher College Chapter of Council of Exceptional Children

2007-present           Faculty Advisor, Measure 13 A cappella group, St. John Fisher College

2007-present          Co-chair, Dansville Foreign Language Intiative Partnership

2007-2009              Member,  Tonawanda/ Grand Island Model Transition Program Advisory Board

2006                       Member, Pembroke Central Schools K-12 Reading Program Review

2006-present          Member, St. John Fisher Candidate Advisement and Services Advisory Board

2005-2010              St. John Fisher College Special Education Advisory Board

2001-2005              Erie County Special Education Advisory Committee

1996-present          Pembroke Central School District Planning Team

 

Funded Grant Experience:

 

~ LaChase Foundation Reading/ Writing Pen Pals program

~ National Science Foundation:  ScienceStart!

~ Wilson Greatbatch, Ltd:  Music Development

~ New York State Education Department:  Adapted Physical Education/ Recreation Activities for Students with Disabilities

~ Families of FANA, Inc:  Computer Technology Program

~ Children’s Hospital of Buffalo, Variety Club:  Bornhava Toy and Equipment Lending Library

~ Children’s Hospital of Buffalo, Variety Club:  Bornhava Specialized Learning/ Small Wonders Playground

Publications:

 

Schultz, S. M. (2012).  An elephant on a trampoline!  Language development and

            humor. Manuscript under review- Young Exceptional Children

 

Schultz, S. M., Jacobs, G. E. and Schultz, J. M. (2012).  Facebook and the social skills

            development of individuals with High Functioning Autism/ Asperger’s Disorder.

             Manuscript under review- Rural Special Education Quarterly.

 

Schultz, S. M., Jacobs, G. E. (2012, September).  The social magic of  Facebook for

         adults on the spectrum. Autism Asperger’s Digest, 22-23.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2012, Summer).  Twice-exceptional students enrolled in Advanced

Placement classes.  Gifted Child Quarterly, 56(3), 119-133.

 

Haggerty, M. E. & Schultz, S. M. (2010).  A principal's lessons learned.  Implications

for school leadership. Duets and Dialogs.  Midwest Region New York Higher Education Task Force on Quality Inclusive Schooling.

 

Schultz, S. M.  (2009). Twice-Exceptional students participating in

Advanced Placement and other college classes while still in high school.  U.S.A: VDM.

 

Schultz, S. M. & Giamartino, R. (2009, April).  Opportunity and equal access for the

twice-exceptional learner.  Critical Issues in Education Law and Policy 7, 255-259.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2008, July/August).  Circumlocution:  A fancy way to say word

            finding difficulties. Coping With Cancer, 22(4) 25.

 

Schultz, S. M. & Giamartino, R. (2008). Education, law, and inclusivity:

Effective instruction and meeting the needs of the learner with Autism Spectrum Disorder.  Critical Issues in Education Law and Policy 6, 171-177.

 

Schultz, S. M. (1998).  Guide to services for people with developmental disabilities for

 Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Niagara & Orleans

 Counties.    Developmental Disabilities Planning Council of Western New York

 

Accreditation and State Education Reports and Applications:

 

Schultz, S. M.  (2010).  School of Education, NCATE Assessment Report- Dual Initial

Certification Programs (M.S. Childhood/ Special Education and Special Education- Adolescence).

 

Schultz, S. M. (2010).  School of Education, NCATE Assessment Report- Professional

             Certification Programs (M.S. in Special Education, 1-6 and 7-12).

 

Schultz, S. M. (2010). New York State Autism Workshop Application.

 

Schultz, S. M. (1999).  New York State Quality Assurance Pilot Preschool Review.

              Cantalician Center for Learning

 

Canfield, P. and Schultz, S. M. (1997) Cantalician center for Learning, Emergency

               Management Plan- Kelleher Site.

 

 

Conferences and Presentations:

 

International 

 

Schultz, S. (2011, December 2).  A case study of using Facebook as a communication

tool for a young man with High Functioning Autism.  Poster presented at the Ontario Council for Exceptional Children. Toronto, Canada.

 

Schultz, S. (2010, November 12).  An elephant on a Trampoline! Language Development

and Humor.  Featured Speaker.  Ontario Council for Exceptional Children. Niagara Falls, Canada.

 

Schultz, S. (2009, October 30).  High school “twice-exceptional” students participating

             in college credit classes as a transition to college. International Division of

            Career Development and Transition, Savannah, Georgia.

 

 

National

 

Rostetter, D., Schultz, S. M., & Kelly, D. Y. (2010, December 9-11). Least

 restrictive environment:  The unfulfilled promise of integration.  35th annual TASH Conference.  Denver, Colorado.

 

Schultz, S. M.  (2010, April 23).  Twice-exceptional students participating in Advanced

              Placement or college level classes.  Poster presented at the National Council for

               Exceptional Children.  Nashville, Tennessee.

 

Schultz, S. M.  & Giamartino, R. (2009, November 3). Meeting the needs of learners

               with Autism Spectrum Disorder in an inclusive classroom.  Autism Across the

               Lifespan, New York, New York.

 

Giamartino, R. & Schultz, S. M. (2008, April 24). Education, law and inclusivity:

Effective practices for the Autism Spectrum Disorder learner.  Paper presented at the Commonwealth Educational Policy Institute 6th Commonwealth Education Law Conference, Richmond Virginia.

 

State

 

Schultz, S. M. & Hildenbrand, S. (2012, October 18).  The hows and whys of service

learning in pre-service teaching coursework.  Paper presented at the New York State Association of Teacher Educators (NYSATE), New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (NYACTE), Albany, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M., Nelson-Tuttle, C., Dane, E., Duffy, J.  (2011, October 22).  College

student with disabilities. New York State Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention, Rochester, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M., (2011, October 21).  Using Facebook to support communication for

students with disabilities. Poster presented at the New York State Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention, Rochester, New York.

 

Steflik, A., Schultz, S. M., & Gladstone-Brown, W. (2010, October 22).  Raising the

success rate of foreign language learners with special needs.  Paper presented at the New York State Association of Teacher Educators (NYSATE), New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (NYACTE), and Task Force on Quality Inclusive Schooling Joint Conference.

 

Arndt, K., Gladstone-Brown, W., Rostetter, D., & Schultz, S.  (2010, October 21).

What’s in a Name?  The creation and evolution of an Inclusive Education Department.  Roundtable presented at the New York State Association of Teacher Educators (NYSATE), New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (NYACTE), and Task Force on Quality Inclusive Schooling Joint Conference.

 

Freytag, C. E., Cianca, M., Monroe-Baillargeon, A.  & Schultz, S. (2010, October 21).

Maximizing K-12 and Community Partnerships to Share Best Inclusive Practices.  Roundtable presented at the New York State Association of Teacher Educators (NYSATE), New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (NYACTE), and Task Force on Quality Inclusive Schooling Joint Conference.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2010, October 8).  An Elephant on a Trampoline!  Children’s language

development and humor.  New York State Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention, Verona, New York.

 

Steflik, A., Schultz, S. M., & Gladstone-Brown, W. (2010, October 7).  Raising the

success rate of foreign language learners with special needs.  New York State Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention, Verona, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. & Schultz, J. (2010, June 11).  Resolving disagreements.  University of

Self Advocacy:  There’s Nothing We Can’t Do Together.  Self Advocacy Association of New York State. Batavia, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2009, November 5).  Successful twice-exceptional students in Advanced

 Placement classes and other college partnerships.  It starts with the transition plan.  Professional Development Institute on Transition.  New York State Division on Career Development and Transition, Henrietta, New York.

 

 

Schultz, S. M. & Giamartino, R. (2009, October 23).  “Twice-exceptional students” and

             Their Participation in Advanced Placement or College Credit Classes.  New

             York State Council for Exceptional Children Annual Convention, Niagara Falls,

             New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2009, April 23). “Twice-exceptional” students can be successful in

Advanced Placement.  Identifying the supports and barriers. Paper presented at the NYSATE/ NYACTE Conference, Saratoga Springs, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2008, November 8). Twice-exceptional students and their participation

 in Advanced Placement and For College Credit Classes.  Poster presented at the New York State Council for Exceptional Children, Verona, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M.  & Giamartino, R. (2008, November 7). Meeting the needs of Autism

 Spectrum Disorder Learners in an inclusive classroom. New York State Council for Exceptional Children, Verona, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2006, May 17). Twice exceptional students and college.

New York Higher Education Support Center for Systems Change, Syracuse University, Rye Brook, New York (Presentation accepted, prepared, but did not present due to illness).

 

Regional/ Local

 

Schultz, S. M., Cianca, M., Freeman, E. & Hildenbrand, S. (2011, Jan. 6).  Peer-to-peer

             mentoring in higher education. Petal Winter Workshop.  St. John

             Fisher College.

 

Schultz, S.M. (June 27, 2011).  “"What does it mean to be a literate graduate?"  Panel

            Discussion at the Summer Literacy Institute. Hobart & William Smith Colleges.

 

Rapp, W. & Schultz, S. M.  (2011, April 8).  Neurological Disabilities.  Rochester Museum and Science Center Preschool.

 

Schultz, S. M., Nelson-Tuttle, C., Dane, E. &  Duffy, J. (2011, Jan. 6).  It’s an ability.

             The How-to’s of faculty helping students go from disability to ability.  Part 1:

Theoretical Constructs and Legal Implications.  Petal Winter Workshop.  St. John

             Fisher College.

 

Schultz, S. M., Nelson-Tuttle, C., Dane, E. & Duffy,  J. (2011, Jan. 6).  It’s an ability.

             The How-to’s of faculty helping students go from disability to ability.  Part 2:

Strategies for teaching and lesson planning.  Petal Winter Workshop.  St. John

             Fisher College.

 

Steflik, A. & Schultz, S. (2010, November 16).  Learning Styles and Lesson Planning.                  EnCompass- Dansville After School Program.  Dansville Central School

             District.

 

Schultz, S. M., Nelson-Tuttle, C., Dane, E. & Duffy, J., Van Cura, M. (2010, Nov. 11).

            It’s an ability. The How-to’s of faculty helping students go from disability to

             Ability. Second Thursday Faculty Development Meeting.  St. John Fisher

             College.

 

Rostetter, D. & Schultz, S. (2010, March 19).  Opportunities and challenges.

 Navigating the complexities of law, access, achievement, and disability in our Classrooms.  Colloquia presented at St. John Fisher College.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2009, May 2).  Life after high school.  Transition and the student with         Autism Spectrum Disorder.  Autism and Membership:  Home, School, and      Community. St. John Fisher College. Rochester, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. & Sigler, K. (2009, January 8).  Mapping information literacy and library

             resources into a discipline.  PETAL Winter Workshop.  St. John Fisher College

 

Schultz, S. M., Arndt, K. &  Rostetter, D. (2008, November, 20).  Response to

 intervention.  What does it mean for my students and me.  Tools for Teachers.  Learning Disabilities Association Life and Learning Services.  Rochester, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2007, January 10). Cultural sensitivity when working with parents.

             Cantalician Center for Learning Staff Development Day. Amherst, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2004, October 20).  Students with disabilities and college. Are you

 ready? College Night for Students with Disabilities. Western New York Collegiate Consortium of Disabilities Advocates.  University of Buffalo Center for Tomorrow, Amherst, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. & Jones, C. (2004, September 7).  Preparing to teach.  Grand Island

            Central School New Teacher Orientation.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2001, February 20).  Communication and Leadership.  Toastmasters

             International Speaker Series. Fisher Price, East Aurora New York. 

 

Editorial Consultation and Book Reviews:

 

Exceptional Individuals Journal Invited Guest Review Board, 2010, 2011

Brooks Publishing Company Book Reviewer, 2011

(Supporting Inclusion in Early Childhood: A Practical Guide for Administrators)       

Jones and Bartlett Publications Book Reviewer, 2010

                               (Literate Thought, 2010)

 

Pearson Education, Allyn & Bacon/Merrill Book Reviewer

(Teaching Students with Language and Communication Difficulties, fourth edition, 2010)

 

Sage Publications Book Reviewer 2005-present

                               2011         Classroom Management

2009         Behavior Management

2008         Integrating Discipline and Care

                 Approaches to Behavior and Classroom Management

                                                Essential Knowledge for Educators: Language

                                                Development, Disorders, and Differences!

2007         Language Acquisition

                 Behavior Management (revised)

2005         Behavior Management

                 Classroom Management 

 

Creative Works:

Publications

 

Schultz, S. M. (2008).  Remembering Freeport.  Off Track Pets, 3 (1), p. 3

 

Keynote Speeches

 

Schultz, S. M. (2012, March 23). Winning the reverse lottery. American Cancer Society

            2007 Relay for Life.  St. John Fisher College.  Rochester, New York.

 

Schultz, S. M. (2007, March 24). Ten practical suggestions for dealing with

whatever life throws at you. American Cancer Society 2007 Relay for Life.  St. John Fisher College.  Rochester, New York.

 

Community Service Workshops

 

How to deliver bad news with compassion and empathy.   “How to deliver bad news”

            Research Project.  University of Buffalo Medical School.  Buffalo, New York.

                        2012- October 11

            2011- September 22

2010- November 4, September 23, October 6

 

Survivors teaching students:  Medical students, physicians assistants, nurse practitioners.

 University of Buffalo/ Children’s Hospital of Buffalo.  Buffalo, New York.

                        2010- September 7, July 14, June 16, May 5

2009- June 3, April 30

 

Survivors teaching students:  Medical students, physicians assistants, nurse practitioners.

 Ovarian Cancer National Alliance. D’Youville College.  Buffalo, New York.

            2009, February 18, February 13