Jan Moss, Family Advocate

OK-Center for Learning and Leadership, UCEDD/LEND

LEND Core Faculty
Family Discipline Family Partners
Title V Contract Manager
Child Study Center
OUHSC

Parent/Consumer

Parent/Family Resources
Family

Health Transition
Family Support Family/Professional Partnerships

Community Leadership
Family Leadership
Consumer Advisory Council
University Affiliated Developmental Disabilities Network (UADDN)

Family Discipline

Council on Community Advocacy

 Position; Director of Community Leadership and Advocacy    

Professional Experience and Appointments Summary

1. University Center for Excellence: Core Family Faculty, OK LEND, Co-Teach OU College of Nursing Course, "Human Experience of Disability"; Contract Mgr. OUHCS/DDHS/MCH Title V Family Partners Project

2. Keynote Speaker, Presenter: Summary  * Estimated 90 Keynotes/Presentations in 22 states and Canada from to 2010: Humor As a Coping Mechanism, Preference Indicators, Health Transition, Employment Support Indicators, Working with Families, Caregiver Supports, Inclusion, Early Intervention, Families as Leaders, Families as Advocates

3. Chair, Oklahoma Family Leadership Council, Family Supportive Health Care Network

4. Senate Finance Committee witness, testimony on behalf of "Lifespan Respite Care Act" 2004

5. Parent Training and Information Project: Parent Training and Counseling, Education

6.  Parent and Family Support Group Organizer - Volunteer and Speakers Board Organizer

Publications: Promising Practices in Family Mentorship, Introduction-Family Centered Health Care, Journal of Family Social Work (Co-author w/LEND Family Discipline Workgroup),                                                                                                                                                                               Primary Author: Child/Personal Preference Indicators, Employment Support Indicators, 3 articles Blood and Thunder, Medicine and Literature. Anthology,  2004 Senate Finance Committee Testimony, Congressional  Record, "Family Expertise" UCE 2000; "Learning the Ability Words," beyond diagnosis, Exceptional Parent Magazine, June 1995, National Education Award letter.