Elizabeth featured or writing in the print/online media
Wherever possible, links or full copies of articles Elizabeth has written or been featured in as an expert are available here.
If you want to read something that isn’t available for free posting here, ask a librarian at your public library to see if they can help you access it.
Looking for a comprehensive reference? Read Elizabeth’s third edition, Seven Steps to College Success: A Pathway for Students with Disabilties.
If you prefer listening, you can hear Elizabeth’s interviews on various podcasts. Prefer to watch? Elizabeth offers free videos on Youtube and her two most-popular webinars on demand.
Elizabeth has been featured as an expert in:
- College Accommodations for Students with Disabilities – Undivided
- When colleges adapt to meet accessibility needs, they’re met with students who thrive, data show – Fresno Bee
- 10 Things to Know about Attending College With an IEP – Parenting Teens and Tweens
- How to Navigate College Admissions With a Learning Disability – U.S. News and World Reports
- How to Get to College – LAist
- 7 Things Students with Disabilities Should Do When Starting College – Exceptional Needs Today
- In College, Dyslexic Students Often Have To Be Their Own Advocates. How Some Found A Path To Success – LAist
- IEP College: Can Teens Take their IEP to College? – Raising Teens
- “College is for learning disabled students, too” – New Jersey Family
Elizabeth is co-author of a chapter on working with students with disabilities in the 6th edition of the National Association for College Admission Counseling’s textbook for counselors.
She has written for these platforms and organizations:
- “17 Tips to Share with Students with Disabilities Interested in College” – Journal of College Admission
- “Knowledge Is Key to Successful College Transition” – The Examiner, International Dyslexia Association
- “Disclosing Disabilities in College” – JED Foundation
- “My Child Is Going to College! How Can We Make Sure He Stays There?” – ADDitudemag.com
- “Will My Child Have an IEP in College?” – Additudemag.com
- “College Accommodations Aren’t Like High School Accommodations” – ADDitudemag.com
- “11 Steps To Remedy College Reading Challenges” – ADDitudemag.com
- “My Child Is Going to College! How Can We Make Sure He Stays There?” ADDitudemag.com
- “Busting College Admissions Myths” – Grown & Flown
- “Choosing a College: How to Help Kids Weigh the Options” – Understood.org
- “My teen has a learning disability. Should he go to college? “- Grown & Flown
- “Do 504s look better than IEPs when students apply to college?” – Understood.org
- “11 Steps to Help College Students with ADHD Create a Time Management System” – Understood.org
- “How to Have a More Successful Semester at College this Fall” – Beyond Booksmart
- “Preparing for College with Dyslexia” – Child Mind Institute
- “8 Simple Ways Parents Can Teach Kids to Get Organized” – Time.com
- “What Students with ADHD and Their Parents Should Know About College” – Attention
- “College Accommodations and COVID-19: How to Prepare for the Fall Semester” – National Center for LD
ARTICLES FOR PROFESSIONALS
- “17 tips to Share with Students with Disabilities Interested in College” – Journal of College Admission, Spring 2023
- “Transition to College: Helping Students With LD and ADHD” – NASP Communiqué, January/February 2014, Volume 42, Number 5
- “Dispel the Myths: How School Counselors Can Help to Prepare Students with Disabilities for College” – ASCA School Counselor, May/June 2014, Volume 51, Number 5
- “Nine Strategies to Improve College Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities” – Teaching Exceptional Children, January/February 2014, Vol. 46, No. 3, 53-59
- “Learning Disability Documentation Decision Making at the Postsecondary Level” – co-author with Joseph W. Madaus and Manju Banerjee, Career Development for Exceptional Individuals, August 2010 vol. 33 no. 2 68-79
- “Helping Your Students with Disabilities During Their College Search” – Journal of College Admission, October 2009
Elizabeth has been a columnist for Disability Compliance for Higher Education since 2008. You can see titles of her many articles on Wiley’s site.
