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Judith LeBlanc--Endacott Society Interview

Description

Judith LeBlanc, professor of Applied Behavior Science and Special Education at the University of Kansas from 1969-1997, discusses her childhood in Beaumont, Texas, including her participation in the Girl Scouts during World War II. She describes her first teaching job working with physically handicapped children, and her subsequent work at a military school in Germany. Dr. LeBlanc describes her experiences teaching at KU and her field of research. Finally, she discusses her work and time spent in Lima, Peru at the Ann Sullivan Center.

Details
Title
Judith LeBlanc--Endacott Society Interview
Subject
Special education
World War II (1939-1945)
Girl Scouts
Behavior assessment
Leblanc, Judith
University of Kansas
Oral history
Contributor
LeBlanc, Judith (Interviewee)
Willhite, Jewell (Interviewer)
Date
1998-05-26
Type
Sound
Format
Oral history
audio/mpeg
Identifier
ku-endacott:115
https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-endacott/115
CT 438
Language
eng
Relation
Transcript of Judith LeBlanc--Endacott Society Interview
Endacott Society Oral History Collection
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