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Audio Files, Additional Resources for eSight's "Transferring Disability Know-how Into a Key Job Skill" Phone ConferenceBy: Jim Hasse
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Bill Coplin, Ph.D., tells how college students with disabilities can successfully develop essential skills required in today's job market. Check the June 29, 2004, conference audio and reference material. 
Guest Expert: Bill Coplin, Ph.D.
Listen With Real Audio Listen With Windows Media Player Download Free Software to Listen Related Links Related Content This eSight Phone Conference took place on June 29, 2004. Guest Expert: Bill Coplin, Ph.D. Bill Coplin, Ph.D., is author of "10 Things Employers Want You to Learn in College" (Ten speed Press, 2003), which not only explains in detail the skills students need to learn during college but also provides them with the tools for assessing and tracking the development of those skills. For more than 30 years, Dr. Coplin, director and professor of the public affairs program at Syracuse University, has been an advocate and practitioner of a skill-based liberal arts curricula. In so doing, he has helped thousands of college students get great jobs by showing them how to acquire marketable job skills before they graduate. Dr. Coplin has published more than 50 books and articles in the fields of international relations, public policy analysis, political risk analysis and social science education. In his book, "10 Things Employers Want You to Learn in College," he goes beyond test scores and grade point averages and shows how to develop real-world know-how in these 10 crucial skill groups:
He also wishes to share with you, as an eSight member, some key worksheets for tracking and developing these 38 skills sets. They are for your private use only. Note the copyright: Copyright ￂﾩ 2003 Ten Speed Press. All rights reserved. Dr. Coplin can be reached by e-mail at wdcoplin@syr.edu. Listen With Real Audio You can hear the conversation eSight's Nan Hawthorne had with Dr. Coplin on June 29, 2004, about the 38 skills sets in Real Audio format at the following URLs:
The recording of this eSight Phone Conference in Windows Media format can be heard at the following URLs:
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