ADA, Title II Training & ADA Coordinator Training
August 20-21, 2015
Greenville County Square, Suite 400
301 University Ridge, Greenville South Carolina
ADA, Title II Training & ADA Coordinator Training – August 20th & 21st
Greenville CAN presents a two day ADA training focused on Title II (Government) ADA requirements. Day One
provides an in depth overview of ADA Title II requirements for county and municipal governments and their
contractors; and Day Two focuses specifically on the role of the ADA Coordinator and their support teams.
Presenters: Robin Jones, Director of the Great Lakes ADA Center
Sandy Hanebrink, Executive Director of Touch the Future, Inc.
*Participants can register for Day One only; however, the training on Day One is a pre-requisite for attending the training on Day
Two.
Questions?
For more information please contact Sandy Hanebrink at admin@touchthefuture.us / 864-221-4011 OR
Mike Teachey at mike.teachey@greenvillecan.org / 864-420-1366.
DAY 1
August 20th –ADA Title II Overview –ADA
Compliance Standards for Government
Time: 9am – 4:30 pm (Lunch on your own)
Registration $50
OPEN TO COUNTY & MUNICIPAL:
ADA Coordinators
Recreation Officials
Building & Codes Officials
Transportation Officials
Planning Officials
Roads & Bridges Officials
Legal Counsel
Design & Architecture Contractors
Area Engineering, Design and Architectural Firms
Area Organizations with Related Interests
DAY 2
August 21st –ADA Coordinators Training
9am-3pm (Lunch Provided)
Registration: $50
OPEN TO COUNTY & MUNICIPAL:
ADA Coordinators
ADA Coordinator Support Teams
REGISTER NOW
[https://touchthefuture.us/greenville-can-ada-training/]
Greenville CAN ADA Training Presenters
Robin Jones is the Project Director of the Great Lakes ADA Center located at the University of
Illinois at Chicago. Robin has served as the director of the Center since its inception in 1991. The Great Lakes
Center is one of 10 regional federally funded technical assistance centers on the Americans with Disabilities
Act of 1990. The Center serves the states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Robin’s academic preparation includes degrees in Public Administration and Occupational Therapy. She is an
instructor within the Department of Disability and Human Development, teaching courses in disability policy,
community integration and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Robin is actively involved in providing
training, consultation and technical assistance on the provisions of the ADA and related laws to businesses,
employers, government and educational entities, architects, social service organizations and people with
disabilities and their families.
Sandy Hanebrink, OTR/L, is the Executive Director of Touch the Future, Inc. Sandy is an
occupational therapist who has developed a practice niche in advocacy, assistive technology and networking
individuals with disabilities and service providers to necessary resources. She is an ADA and accessibility
consultant, working with individuals, businesses, organizations, municipalities, design and construction firms
and law firms across the country. She has multiple presentations and publications at the local to international
levels, including topics on effectively educating and employing individuals with disabilities, ADA and other
disability related legislation, reasonable accommodations, disability rights, disabled sports and assistive
technology. Ms. Hanebrink has received many awards and recognitions for her work.