Southeast TACE Resource Network
TACE accomplishes its mission through partnerships with a resource network of subject matter experts within and outside the southeast region. The resource network is comprised of nationally recognized consultants, private and non-profit entities, and university educators and researchers. This cadre of national experts teams with TACE staff to support TACE´s four regional networks and provide consultation in a wide variety of disabilities and vocational rehabilitation content areas.
Southeast TACE Events
TACE provides distance learning opportunities through frequent webinars on important vocational rehabilitation topics such as employment for jobseekers with most significant disabilities, transition and asset development. The next events will be posted soon. In the meantime, please check the TACE webinar archives for recent events!
Other events
The Webinar Series for Business is hosted by BBI Southeast, a partnership between Southeast TACE and the Southeast ADA Center. The series includes the recent webinars:
Regional Networks
Transition
Serving Individuals with Most Significant Disabilities (MSD)
Blindness & Visual Impairment (BVI)
Fiscal Management
Additional Resources
Assistive Technology
Center on Effective Rehabilitation Technology at the Burton Blatt Institute
- Project Coordinators: Meera Adya, Marcia Scherer, and Deepti Samant
Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA) - Georgia Tech
Counselor Competencies
Job Development/Placement
- Dennis Gilbride - Georgia State University
- Jamie Mitus - Hofstra University
- Allen Anderson - Dover Training Group and Employment Management Professionals Inc.
Caseload Management
Comprehensive Assessment
Capacity Building
- Minority Recruitment and Retention - South Carolina State University
- Cultural Competence - University of Illinois-Chicago
Disability Policy Analysis and Development
Distance Learning
- Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA) - Georgia Tech
- Derrick Cogburn - BBI
Emerging Populations
Blindness/Deaf Blindness
- Mississippi State University - Rehabilitation Research and Training Center (RRTC)
- Karen Wolffe - Consultant

