Teachable moments lead to a career in law
12/3/12
Penn State Law student Joy Simpson '15 has devoted her career to helping young people fulfill their dreams. One day she decided to follow her own.
special needs
special needs
Beaver alumnus Julian Gray is spring commencement speaker
3/23/12
Penn State Beaver alumnus Julian E. Gray, certified elder law attorney, will be the speaker at Beaver's spring commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday, May 4, in the auditorium of the Student Union Building. Gray is the founder and managing attorney of Julian Gray Associates with two offices located in Moon Township and the South Hills of Pittsburgh. His firm is the largest elder care law practice in western Pennsylvania.
For information about commencement, contact the Office of Academic Affairs at djm5@psu.edu or 724-773-3571.
Web sites help improve language, literacy for special-needs children
1/21/10
Two Web sites launched by members of the Penn State faculty aim to support the development of language and communication skills in children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and other disabilities. The focus of each site is on children with complex communication challenges who would benefit from augmentative and alternative communication, which is the term for the various tools and approaches used to enhance communication.
Teachable moments lead to a career in law
12/3/12
Penn State Law student Joy Simpson '15 has devoted her career to helping young people fulfill their dreams. One day she decided to follow her own.
Beaver alumnus Julian Gray is spring commencement speaker
3/23/12
Penn State Beaver alumnus Julian E. Gray, certified elder law attorney, will be the speaker at Beaver's spring commencement ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday, May 4, in the auditorium of the Student Union Building. Gray is the founder and managing attorney of Julian Gray Associates with two offices located in Moon Township and the South Hills of Pittsburgh. His firm is the largest elder care law practice in western Pennsylvania.
For information about commencement, contact the Office of Academic Affairs at djm5@psu.edu or 724-773-3571.
Web sites help improve language, literacy for special-needs children
1/21/10
Two Web sites launched by members of the Penn State faculty aim to support the development of language and communication skills in children with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and other disabilities. The focus of each site is on children with complex communication challenges who would benefit from augmentative and alternative communication, which is the term for the various tools and approaches used to enhance communication.