Our Staff, Partners, and Expert Review Panel
Staff
The following AIR staff work with the KTDRR Center. Visit the individual staff description pages on the AIR corporate website.
Co-Technical Assistance Lead & QA Coordinator
![Tracy Bauman](/images/staff/tbauman.jpg)
Administrative Associate
Senior Researcher
![Devin Dedrick](/images/staff/ddedrick.jpg)
Research Intern
![Brian Litke](/images/staff/blitke.jpg)
Principal Applications Architect
![Colleen McLelland](/images/staff/cmclelland.jpg)
Research Associate
Researcher
![Amanda Seagroves](/images/staff/ktdrr-square-logo.png)
Communications Specialist
Senior TA Consultant
![Michelle Stergio](/images/staff/mstergio.jpg)
Senior Digital Media Strategist
Senior Communications Specialist
![Ashley Clark-Purnell](/images/staff/aclarkpurnell.jpg)
Training and Technical Assistance Lead
![Jeremy Rasmussen](/images/staff/jrasmussen.jpg)
TA Consultant
![Shoshana Rabinovsky](/images/staff/ktdrr-square-logo.png)
Technology Associate
Partners
The Center on Knowledge Translation for Disability and Rehabilitation Research partners with a wide variety of organizations. These have included:
- American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD)
- The Arc
- Coalition for Texans with Disabilities
- Evidence for Policy and Practice Information and Co-ordinating (EPPI) Centre
- Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD)
- Centre for Evidence and Implementation (CEI)
- National Disability Rights Network
Expert Review Panel
The Center on Knowledge Translation for Disability & Rehabilitation Research (KTDRR) works with a Disability Expert Review Panel to ensure that our resources and products respond to the needs of our intended audiences and that they are accessible and helpful in making research-informed decisions to accomplish our mission of improving the lives of people with disabilities.
Panel members represent a variety of areas of expertise, including knowledge translation, disability and rehabilitation research, systematic reviews and meta-analysis, accessibility, disability policy, cultural and linguistic competency, and targeted outreach to National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR) grantees.
The panel's activities include planning and reviewing materials with an accessibility lens, suggesting new features for people with disabilities, facilitating contact with additional advocacy groups, and suggesting ways to seek input on the use of disability and rehabilitation evidence. Panelists receive honoraria for sharing their expertise with KTDRR.
If you are interested in joining KTDRRās Expert Review Panel, please contact us at KTDRR@air.org today.