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	Retired Faculty Member, Utah State University ‐ Special Education and Rehabilitation
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Special Education and Teaching

Multicultural Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation of Hispanics, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Adjustment to Disability, Models of Disability, and Distance Education

Utah Rehabilitation Association's Outstanding Contribution to the field of Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling (2006)
Golden Key Service Provider Award, Utah Governor's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities (2003)
National Educator/Researcher of the Year, National Council on Rehabilitation Education (2001)
Outstanding Service Award, National Council on Rehabilitation Education (1992-1998)
Recognition for Sustained and Outstanding Contributions to Rehabilitation Counseling, Alliance for Rehabilitation Counseling (1999)
Cited as the most prolific author of multicultural rehabilitation topics, <i>Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling</i> (1999)
Outstanding Influence and Impact on Vocational Rehabilitation, President's Award to Rehabilitation Counseling Program, Utah State University (1998)
Co-Chair of Grants Committee, Utah Governors' Council for People with Disabilities
Rehabilitation Counseling Education Program received the Rehabilitation Services Administration Commissioner's Award for Excellence in Rehabilitation Counselor Training (1998)
Utah Rehabilitation Counseling Association Service Award (1994)
Utah Rehabilitation Association President's Award (1994)

Email: julie.smart@usu.edu
Phone: (435) 797-3269
Location: EDUC 322

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Articles (38)

Disability Across the Developmental Lifespan: For the Rehabilitation Counselor

Utah State University Faculty Monographs (2011)

This is the only text to provide comprehensive coverage of human growth and development, a requirement mandated by the Council ...

Improving Transition Outcomes for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse VR Consumers

Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2010)

C. B. Anderson and Julie F. Smart

Throughout the transition and vocational rehabilitation process those who are Culturally Linguistically Diverse (CLD), or identify as belonging to a ...

The Power of Models of Disability

Journal of Rehabilitation (2009)

Outcome Discrepancies in Rehabilitation Counseling

Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2007)

S. M. LeBlanc and Julie F. Smart

Challenging the Biomedical Model of Disability

Advances in Medical Psychotherapy and Psychodiagnosis (2006)

Models of Disability: Implications for the CounselingProfession

Journal of Counseling and Development (2006)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

Because of the increasing number of people with disabilities, counselors of all specialties and theoretical orientations will be called on ...

Challenges to the Biomedical Model of Disability: Changes to the ...

Directions in Rehabilitation Counseling (2005)

Power, Perception and Privilege: White Privilege and the Rehabilitation of ...

Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2005)

S. M. LeBlanc and Julie F. Smart

The Promise of the International Classification of Functioning, Disabilityand Health ...

Rehabilitation Education (2005)

This chapter is from Rehabilitation Education, 2005, 19(2&3), 191-199. In discussing the ways in which the International Classification of Functioning, ...

Current and Potential Utility of Training in Forensic Rehabilitation

Journal of Forensic Vocational Assessment (2004)

T. N. Tansey and Julie F. Smart

The University's Role in Recruiting Rehabilitation Counselors for the ...

Rehabilitation Education (2004)

T. N. Tansey, M. Bishop and Julie F. Smart

The Role of Women in Rehabilitation Education

Rehabilitation Education (2001)

Book Review of Parker and Szymanski's Rehabilitation Counseling: Basics ...

Rehabilitation Education (1999)

Editorial Introduction and Overview: Distance Education in Graduate Rehabilitation Programs

Rehabilitation Education (1999)

Issues in Rehabilitation Distance Education

Rehabilitation Education (1999)

Multicultural Rehabilitation Education: Issues of Implementation

Rehabilitation Education (1998)

Teaching Writing in Graduate Rehabilitation Programs

Rehabilitation Education (1998)

Culturally Sensitive Informed Choice in RehabilitationCounseling

Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (1997)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

The principle of informed choice has become a cornerstone of rehabilitation service. However, this principle may be more difficult to ...

DSM-IV and Culturally Sensitive Diagnosis: Some Observations for Counselors

Journal of Counseling and Development (1997)

D. W. Smart and Julie F. Smart

The Racial/Ethnic Demography of Disability

Journal of Rehabilitation (1997)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

This article discusses the link between the disproportionately higher disability rates of racial/ethnic minorities and five socioeconomic conditions: low income ...

Scholarship Reconsidered: A Direction for Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Education (1996)

D. W. Smart and Julie F. Smart

The Rehabilitation of Hispanics: Topics of Interest to Educators

Rehabilitation Education (1996)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

Acculturative Stress of Hispanics: Loss and Challenge

Journal of Counseling and Development (1995)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

Proposes a definition of acculturative stress that addresses loss of social support, self-esteem, and identity among Hispanic immigrants (IMGs). Six ...

Acculturative Stress: The Experience of the HispanicImmigrant

Counseling Psychologist (1995)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

Acculturative stress is the psychological impact of adaptation to a new culture. For Hispanics who come to the United States, ...

Response to Leal-Idrogo's “Further Thoughts”

Journal of Rehabilitation (1995)

Julie F. Smart and D. W. Smart

We welcome the opportunity to respond to Anita Leal-Idrogo's perceptive thoughts regarding the use of translators/interpreters in rehabilitation. Both our ...