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Dr. Amy Schlieve Name: Dr. Amy Schlieve
email: schlievea@uwstout.edu
Office: 426 McCalmont Hall
Phone: 232-1332
Web Site: http://www.uwstout.edu//soe/schlievea/index.html
Office Hours:
Tuesdays 11:15-1:15
Wednesdays by appointment only 10:10-3:25
Thursday10:10-1:15

Courses Taught:
Supervision of student teachers Inclusion 430/630 SPED 462/662 SPED 326/526 SPED 318
Research and Grant Activities:
Askable
Professional Grant:
Teachable moments faculty development to support students with disabilities in postsecondary settings, (2002) Developing the children's paretning inventory (2000) Interdisciplinary professional education at Lac du Flambeau: A service learning project, (1998) Building healthy schools, (1991).
Publication:
Transition to adulthood: Resources for professionals and adults working with individuals with emotional/behavioral disorders, (2003). Just in time:askABLE, (2003). Introduction to cognitive disabilites: module 6, (1998). Introdution to cognitive disabilites: Module 7, (1997). Quality of Life Times, (1994-1997). Chippewa valley on the right task, (1992-1993). Developing Nurturing Skills, (1993). Specific assessment ED: Module O, (1993). Assessment: module O, (1992).
Presentations:
Oxford, England, March 2003 Ashville, North Carolina, October 2000. Oxford, England, 1993. Modra-Harmonia, Slovakia, 1993. Vienna, Austria, 1993. Linhue, Kawaii, Feburary 2003. Honolulu, Hawaii, Feburary 2003. Honolulu, Hawaii 2002. Alburquerque, New Mexico, 2001. Covenington, Kentucky, 1998. Fort Meyer, Florida, 1994. Denver, Colorado, 1994. Peach Tree, Arizona, 1993. Kansas City, Kansas, 1993. Palm Springs, Cal;ifornia, 1992. Tempe, Arizon, 1989.
Professional Service:
Consultant, (1992-2004): Over 25 consulting projects ranging from specially designed programs to collaborative programs for schools, counties, and other agencies. Served as an expert witness specializing in areas of emotional distubance, cognitive and learning disabilites, child and family issues. President, Wisconsin Council for Exceptional Children 2002-2004 President-Elect, Wisconsin Council for Exceptional Children, 2001 Past-President, WCEC-MRDD 2001 President, WCEC_MRDD 1999-2001 Presiodent-Elect, WCEC-MRDD 1998-1999 Wisconsin-DPI-Criteria Revision Task Force 1997-2000 Wisconsin-DPI-Assessment Task Force 2000-2001
Honors:
1999- Making a difference award, SCEC, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire. 1005- Exceptional Educator. Eau Clarie Chamber of Commerece, Excellence in Education
Educational Preparation and Experiences:
Degrees:
Bachelor of Science Special Education/Elementary Education
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1976
Master of Science in Education Behavior Disorders
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1984
Doctorate Degree in Education Leadership
University of St. Thomas 2000
University of Wisconsin-Stout