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Leadership Project

leadership project presentation
All UW LEND Trainees are required to complete a leadership project under the guidance of their faculty mentor or other UW LEND faculty. Examples of leadership projects include:

  • Project that fulfills the trainee’s academic thesis or dissertation requirement
  • Pilot research study
  • Survey research for a needs study or to assess quality of service and/or client satisfaction
  • Product or resource for use in clinical service or training

UW LEND trainees present their leadership project at the Annual Presentation of Trainee Leadership Projects typically held in early June. Preparation of a manuscript for publication in a peer-reviewed journal is a final outcome for many leadership projects.

Preparing Your Leadership Project Presentation

2011-12 Leadership Project Presentations

The Seventeenth Annual Presentation of Trainee Leadership Projects
June 4, 2012

Sample Presentations* PDF document
Trainee Topic Discipline
Damien Powell Prevalence of Congenital Heart Disease in Patients with Myelomeningocele and Utility of Postnatal Echocardiogram Developmental Pediatrics
Rebecca Warren A Survey of Nutrition Services for Montana Children with Special Needs Nutrition
Sarah Shepherd Long-Term Effects of Chemical Lesion on a Vestibular Prosthesis Audiology
Eileen Grimes Parent Perception of Torticollis- Plagiocephaly Home Program Physical Therapy
Sophie Metcalf Group Model Building with the Regional Early Childhood Council Health and Mental Health Committee of St. Louis: The Use of System Dynamics in Identifying Key Leverage Points for Policy Intervention Social Work
Colleen Dillon
and
Caitlin LeCroy
Addressing Trends in Training: Developing an Online Training Resource for the Infant Assessment Training Program (IATP) Occupational Therapy
Marc Hultquist An Evaluation of Stress Reduction in Military Families Utilizing System Navigators Developmental Pediatrics
Melanie Callen Promoting Life Course Theory Through Expanded Developmental Screening in Pediatric Practice Psychology
Laura Steinmetz Documenting Risk Factors of Late-onset or Progressive Hearing Loss in Washington State Early Hearing-loss Detection, Diagnosis and Intervention (EHDDI) Screening Programs Audiology
Julie Finholm South Sound Autism Partnership Conference Family
Mara Calhoun
and
Sherira Fernandes
The Process of Autism Diagnosis: A Discussion of Best Practice in Assessment and Family Support Social Work
Kristen Bishop Psychologist’s Recommendations to IEP for Children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder Psychology
Cara Pierson Coping with the Challenges of Raising a Child with Autism Nursing
Megan Reardon Asperger’s + College = ? Social Work
Mary Chmelik Parent and Provider Education on Early Signs of Autism Nursing
Bonnie Geneman Strengthening the Frontline: Improving Developmental Behavioral Pediatric Resident Education in a Military Training Hospital Developmental Pediatrics
*Click on topic headings to view presentations. All presentations are available in PDF format. Not all presentations are available for view.

2010-11 Leadership Project Presentations

The Sixteenth Annual Presentation of Trainee Leadership Projects PDF document
June 6, 2011

Sample Presentations* PDF document
Trainee Topic Discipline
Colleen Antvelink Survey of Eating Habits and Behaviors in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders and Families’ Interest in Nutrition Services Nutrition
Brian Berke Obesity and Functional Motor Skill Development in School Aged Children Developmental Pediatrics
Brandy Chance Comparison of Two Verification Methods for Frequency-Lowering Hearing Aids in Children with High-Frequency Hearing Loss Audiology
Isabel Chang Autism Spectrum disorders and Crime: Gaps to Treatment Social Work
Michelle Clark Attitudes, Capability, and Behaviors of Parents in Educating Their Young Adults with Intellectual Disability About Sexuality  
Yolanda Evans Updates in Transition Services: Summary of the AMCHP Conference Developmental Pediatrics
Jayme Fellores Awareness of Assistive Listening Devices at a Performing Arts Hall Audiology
Marilyn Hair Take Up Your Bed and Walk: A Case Study of Adolescent Health Transition in a Cystic Fibrosis Care Center Public Health
Kelly Hill Challenges and Successes for Parents When Addressing Sexuality with Their Children with Intellectual Disability Family Partnerships
Laura Hudgings Stereotyped Behavior in Autism & Improving Developmental Screening in Primary Care Practices Family Medicine
Deonna Hughes Survey of Early Intervention Centers on Available Nutrition Services Nutrition
Jenn Johnson Trauma and Academics:  Playing Chess in a Hurricane Special Education
Emily Kelley Assessing the Nutritional Needs of a Pediatric Clinic Nutrition
Michelle Malalis Focusing on Families: Adapting Public Health Leadership to Meet Evolving Challenges in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Public Health
Julia Mitzel Improving Forensic Examinations in Patients with Disabilities Nursing
Crystal Kong-Wong TRAAC (Transitional Resource and Adult Autism Clinic) – A Joint Endeavor Between Seattle Children’s Autism Center and The University of Washington Medical Center Family Medicine
Shivani Patel Effects of Cochlear Implant Parameters on Psychophysical and Speech Perception Outcomes Audiology
Pat Russell Assessment Referral Follow-Up and Follow-Through with Homeless Families: A Case Study Psychology
Heather Schuman A Survey of Washington State Neurodevelopmental Centers’ Role in the Early Identification and Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders Occupational Therapist
Pat Russell Assessment Referral Follow-Up and Follow-Through with Homeless Families: A Case Study Psychology
Ameera Thomas Parents’ Interpretation of Instructions to Control Fluoride Toothpaste Application Pediatric Dentistry
Ashley Timboe Speech Understanding in Continuous and Interrupted Noise in Children with Hearing Loss and the Effect on Overall Benefit Audiology
*Click on topic headings to view presentations. All presentations are available in PDF format. Not all presentations are available for view.

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