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The Janus Project

The goal of the Janus Project is to create a collection of oral histories and significant addresses from the field of the education of children with emotional-behavioral disorders.

Interview with Nicholas Long
In this interview Dr. Long discussed his professional history in the field, his views of the future of special services for children with challenging behavior and his predictions for the future of the field. (86 minutes)

Interview with Reece Peterson, Richard Simpson, and Carl Smith
A panel interview that features three leaders in the field of emotional/ behavior disorders discussing their professional history, views of where the field is heading, and suggestions for persons entering the field. (72 minutes)

Discussion with Eli Bower
In 1998, Dr. Bower discussed the challenge of providing the necessary supports to successfully assist children and youth with challenging behavior, offering ten considerations for planning education. (53 minutes)

Keynote Address by William Morse
In 1988 Dr. Morse discussed the concept of "teacher as therapist" and the difficulties in providing coordinated services for students with challenging behaviors. (59 minutes)