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Selected Publications

Corey L. Moore, Rh.D., Refereed Journal Publications

Brown, M. C., Alston, R. J., Moore, C. L. (2000). Historically Black Colleges and universities: The primary agency for implementing section 21 of the Rehabilitation Act Amendments.  Rehabilitation Education 14 (4), 335-344

Flowers, C.,  Strong, R.,  Turner, T.,  Moore, C.L., & Edwards. D. (1998).  State vocational rehabilitation agencies and pre-service educational programs: Are complimentary needs being net? Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin 41 (3). 217-229

Moore, C.L. (1998) The minority group model and persons with disabilities: Toward a more progressive disability publlic policy in the United States of America  Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counseling, 4 (1). 36-47

Moore, C. L. (2001). Racial and ethnic members of under-represented groups with hearing loss and VR Services:  Explaining the disparity in closure success rates.  Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 32 (1), 15-20.

Moore, C. L. (2001).  Explaining disparity in closure success rate for African-Americans with mental retardation:  Replicating an ex-post-facto research design.  Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling, 32 (2), 30-35.

Moore, C. L. (2001). Disparities in job placement outcomes between deaf, late -deafened and hard-of-hearing consumer: A national perspective.  Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin, 44 (3), 144-150.

Moore, C. L. (in press).  Relationship of consumer characteristics and service provisior to income of successfully rehabilitated individuals who are deaf.  Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin.

Moore, C. L. (in press).  Comparative competitive employment levels for Latinos and non-Latinos without 12 years of education.  Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling.

Moore, C. L. (in press).  What outcome variables contribute to group differences between Caucasians, African Americans, and Asian Americans who are deaf? Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling.

Moore, C. L. (in review).  A Comparison of the Rehabilitation Outcomes of Persons who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Persons with Other disabilities.  Journal of American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association.

Moore, C. L.,  Alston, R. J., & Donnell, C. (in review).  The impact of Race and VR services on closure success rates among consumers receiving SSDI benefits.  Rehabilitation counseling Bulletin.

Moore, C. L.,  & Feist-Price, S. (1999).  Societal attitudes and the civil rights of persons with disabilities.  Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling. 30 (2). 19-24

Moore, C. L.,  Feist-Price, S., & Alston, R. J. (in press).  Vocational rehabilitation services for persons with severe/profound mental retardation:  Does race matter?  Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin.

Moore, C. L.,  Feist-Price, S., & Alston, R. J. (in review). Competitive employment and mental retardation.  Interplay among gender, race, secondary psychiatric disability and rehabilitation services.  Journal of Rehabilitation.

Moore, C. L., Flowers, C., & Taylor, D. (2000).  Vocational rehabilitation services: Indicators for successful rehabilitation for persons with mental retardation.  Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling. 31 (2). 36-40

Moore, C. L., Porter, D., & Flowers, C. (2000).  Teaching in a rehabilitation program at a minority institution:  Perceptions of faculty, Rehabilitation Education, 14(4), 407-416

Porter, D. F.,  Donnel, C. M., Edwards. Y. V., & Moore, C. L. (in review) Challenges faced by doctoral candidates seeking academic positions:  Issues concerning diversity. Faculty support and needed competencies in distance education Rehabilitation Education.

Riggar, T.,  Taylor, D.,  Moore, C. L., & Turner, T. (1999).  Long distance learning / interactive television:  Practical challenges. Journal of Rehabilitation Administration. 22 (3)

Moore, C., & Schroedel, J. (2000). A national profile of the vocational rehabilitation of Americans with hearing loss. (Tech. Report). Little Rock, AR: Rehabilitation Research and Training Center for Persons who are Deaf and Hard o Hearing.

Turner, T., Porter, D., Edwards, D., & Moore, C. L. Passing the baton: Taking strides in the mentoring process (ERIC Document Reproduction Services No. CG 030 806

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings

Moore, C. L., & Porter. D.  "An Analysis of Perceptions of Rehabilitation Education Faculty Employed at Historically Black Colleges and Universities".  Paper presented at the National Association of Multi-cultural Rehabilitation Concerns Conference, Hot Springs, Arkansas. July 20, 2001

Moore. C. L. "The Value of Diversity in the Rehabilitation Process". Presentation made at the Council of Administrators for Native American Rehabilitation Conference.  Oklahoma City, OK. June 26, 2001

Moore. C. L. "Diversity Impact on Rehabilitation".  Presentation made at the Oklahoma Rehabilitation Counseling Association Professional Development symposium, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. April 20, 2001

Turner. T., Porter, D., Edwards, D., & Moore, C. L.  "Passing the Baton: Taking Strides in the Mentoring Process".  Paper presented at the National Council on Rehabilitation Education National Conference. Tucson, Arizona. February 23, 2001

Anderson, G., & Moore. C. L.  "needed for the 21st Century: An internet Database on the Culture, Education. and Rehabilitation of Deaf Persons of Color"  Research Annotated Bibliography presented at 18th Annual National Black Deaf Advocates Conference, Houston. Texas. August 3, 2000

Moore. C., & Wheeler-Scruggs, K.  "Racial/Ethnic Minority Group Members who are Deaf and VR Service Outcomes".  Research paper presented at National Conference on Innovations in Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Deafness.  St Louis, Missouri. May 11, 2000

Anderson, G., & Moore, C. L.  "Needed  for the 21st Century: An Internet Database on the Culture, Education, and Rehabilitation of Deaf Persons of Color".  Research Annotated Bibliography presented at Multicultural Deaf Conference, Gallaudet University, Washington D.C. March 11, 2000

Moore. C. "Role Playing Cultural Conflicts in the Counseling Process"  Multicultural training conducted at the Counseling Center Incorporated Benton, Arkansas. January 20, 2000

Moore. C., & Wheeler-Scruggs, K.  " A Snapshot of the VR Service Outcome of Persons who are Deaf and Members of Racial/Ethnic Minority Groups".  Research paper presented at the 29th southeast Regional Institute on Deafness. Greenville, South Carolina. October 28-31, 1999

Flowers, C., Moore, C., & Hernandez. C.  "Under-Served and Under-Represented We, The One, The Many, The Different". Paper presented at the National Association of Multi-Cultural Rehabilitation Concerns Sixth Annual Summit, Atlanta, Georgia. July 9, 1998

Moore. C., & Flowers, C., Turner, T., & Huang, W.  " Affirmative Action: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly"  Paper presented at the National Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns Fifth Annual Summit,  Las Vegas, Nevada. July 26,1997

Moore, C., & Turner, T. "Factors Contributing to Assessment Bias of African Americans Within the  Vocational Evaluation Process"  Paper presented at the Eighth National Forum On Issues in Vocational Assessment, Colorado Springs, Colorado. March 13-16 1997

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