USF St. Petersburg campus Faculty Publications
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Submissions from 1977
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION, Darryl Paulson
Submissions from 1976
Traditional teaching and learning modules: A comparative study., H. William Heller and Mary Dale
Minority Rights and Reverse Discrimination, Darryl Paulson and Steven F. Lawson
Submissions from 1975
The changing definitions of halfway houses., Carl Cohen, Dirk Berger, Josephine Geiger, and Jay Sokolovsky
Rural special education: A dilemma., H. William Heller
The Black mayor in America: attitudes toward community conflict and race relations, Darryl Paulson
Submissions from 1972
White on chrome: Southern congressmen and Rhodesia 1962-1971., Raymond O. Arsenault
The resource room: A mere change or real opportunity for the handicapped., H. William Heller
Doctoral preparation in special education., H. William Heller and Charles Forgnone
Busing, Gov. Askew and the Florida primary., Robert W. Hooker
School crisis in St. Petersburg, Robert W. Hooker
Submissions from 1971
Race and the Mississippi press., Robert W. Hooker
Race and the News Media in Mississippi, 1962-64., Robert W. Hooker
Submissions from 1970
The administration of programs for educable retarded children in small school systems., Robert L. Erdman, Kenneth E. Wyatt, and H. William Heller
Displacement of black teachers in the eleven southern states. Special Report., Robert W. Hooker
Submissions from 1968
Training of professional personnel., H. William Heller
Submissions from 1966
The relationship between certain background characteristics of special education teachers and their decisions to leave special education., H. William Heller
