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Atashia Muhammad

Langston University

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Center For Biotechnology Research And Education

Department Of Animal Science

School of Education and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Health, Physical Education And Recreation

Programs Of Department Of Education And Professional

Langston University

NoneAtashia Muhammad is currently serving as a Center For Biotechnology Research And Education faculty at Langston University.

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Atashia Muhammad

Langston University

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rehabilitation disability african american studies workforce development inclusive education disability studies vocational development health policy public policy outcomes research racial discrimination socioeconomic status accessibility social work diversity (business) ethnic studies vocational behavior occupational therapy youth services intellectual disability research policy administrative science career interventions career development independent living developmental disabilities work adjustment opioid use disorder diversity sensitivity generational diversity return-to-work outcome rates key informant study minority disability career development factors health research leaders rehabilitation research leaders employment prospects literature review key informant companion study

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Factors Related to Employment of Transition-Age Youth With Intellectual Disability. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2024)

youth servicesrehabilitationvocational developmentintellectual disabilitywork adjustmentaccessibilityvocational behaviorsocioeconomic statuseducationinclusive educationdevelopmental disabilitiesoccupational therapydisabilitydisability studiesworkforce developmentsocial work

Opioid Use Disorder Impacts on the Employment Prospects for People of Color With Disabilities: A Literature Review. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2022)

Stephanie Lusk SmithEdward O. ManyibeTammara P. ThomasCorey L. MooreAndre L. WashingtonPhillip LewisCourtney Ward-SuttonBen KoissabaSharesa McCrayRenee StarAtashia Muhammad

opioid use disorderrehabilitationliterature reviewemployment prospectsdisability

Career Development Factors for Minority Disability and Health Research Leaders: A Key Informant Study. Rehabilitation Research Policy and Education (2017)

Edward O. ManyibeCorey L. MooreNingning WangDytisha DavisFariborz ArefAndre L. WashingtonJean JohnsonKenyotta Eugene-CrossAtashia MuhammadAllen Lewis

rehabilitationpublic policykey informant studyminority disabilityhealth research leadersdisabilitycareer development factorshealth policy

Key Informant Perspectives on Federal Research Agency Policy and Systems and Scientific Workforce Diversity Development: A Companion Study. Rehabilitation Research Policy and Education (2017)

diversity (business)administrative sciencegenerational diversitymanagementresearch policysocial sciencescompanion studykey informantdiversity sensitivityworkforce developmentaffirmative action

Disability, Health, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research Leaders From Traditionally Underrepresented Racial and Ethnic Populations: Career Development and Success Factors. Journal of rehabilitation (2015)

vocational developmentrehabilitationrehabilitation research leadersindependent livingethnic studiesracial discriminationinclusive educationafrican american studiescareer developmentdisabilitydisability studiescareer interventions

Return-To-Work Outcome Rates of African American Versus White Veterans Served by State Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin (2015)

Corey L. MooreNingning WangJean JohnsonEdward O. ManyibeAndre L. WashingtonAtashia Muhammad

return-to-work outcome ratesrehabilitationoutcomes researchafrican american studies

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Atashia Muhammad

Langston University

Affiliations

Center For Biotechnology Research And Education

Department Of Animal Science

School of Education and Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Health, Physical Education And Recreation

Programs Of Department Of Education And Professional

Langston University

NoneAtashia Muhammad is currently serving as a Center For Biotechnology Research And Education faculty at Langston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Atashia Muhammad

Langston University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Factors Related to Employment of Transition-Age Youth With Intellectual Disability. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2024)

Opioid Use Disorder Impacts on the Employment Prospects for People of Color With Disabilities: A Literature Review. Journal of Applied Rehabilitation Counseling (2022)

Stephanie Lusk SmithEdward O. ManyibeTammara P. ThomasCorey L. MooreAndre L. WashingtonPhillip LewisCourtney Ward-SuttonBen KoissabaSharesa McCrayRenee StarAtashia Muhammad

opioid use disorderrehabilitationliterature reviewemployment prospectsdisability

Career Development Factors for Minority Disability and Health Research Leaders: A Key Informant Study. Rehabilitation Research Policy and Education (2017)

Edward O. ManyibeCorey L. MooreNingning WangDytisha DavisFariborz ArefAndre L. WashingtonJean JohnsonKenyotta Eugene-CrossAtashia MuhammadAllen Lewis

rehabilitationpublic policykey informant studyminority disabilityhealth research leadersdisabilitycareer development factorshealth policy

Key Informant Perspectives on Federal Research Agency Policy and Systems and Scientific Workforce Diversity Development: A Companion Study. Rehabilitation Research Policy and Education (2017)

diversity (business)administrative sciencegenerational diversitymanagementresearch policysocial sciencescompanion studykey informantdiversity sensitivityworkforce developmentaffirmative action

Return-To-Work Outcome Rates of African American Versus White Veterans Served by State Vocational Rehabilitation Agencies. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin (2015)

Corey L. MooreNingning WangJean JohnsonEdward O. ManyibeAndre L. WashingtonAtashia Muhammad

return-to-work outcome ratesrehabilitationoutcomes researchafrican american studies

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10 / page