Robert Bogdan, Professor Emeritus of Cultural Foundations of Education and Sociology at Syracuse University, has published and lectured widely on the problems, treatment, and education of the handicapped. Steven J. Taylor (1949-2014) was Co-Director Centennial Professor of Disability Studies and Professor of Cultural Foundations of Education at Syracuse University. He served as an expert witness and consultant in civil rights cases on behalf of the mentally retarded and presented testimony in the U.S. Senate on deinstitutionalization. Seymour B. Sarason (1919-2010) was a distinguished Professor of Psychology at Yale University.

Robert Bogdan, Professor Emeritus of Cultural Foundations of Education and Sociology at Syracuse University, has published and lectured widely on the problems, treatment, and education of the handicapped. Steven J. Taylor (1949-2014) was Co-Director Centennial Professor of Disability Studies and Professor of Cultural Foundations of Education at Syracuse University. He served as an expert witness and consultant in civil rights cases on behalf of the mentally retarded and presented testimony in the U.S. Senate on deinstitutionalization. Seymour B. Sarason (1919-2010) was a distinguished Professor of Psychology at Yale University.

Robert Bogdan, Professor Emeritus of Cultural Foundations of Education and Sociology at Syracuse University, has published and lectured widely on the problems, treatment, and education of the handicapped. Steven J. Taylor (1949-2014) was Co-Director Centennial Professor of Disability Studies and Professor of Cultural Foundations of Education at Syracuse University. He served as an expert witness and consultant in civil rights cases on behalf of the mentally retarded and presented testimony in the U.S. Senate on deinstitutionalization. Seymour B. Sarason (1919-2010) was a distinguished Professor of Psychology at Yale University.