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Appendices Appendix A: Planning Team Kennesaw Mountain NBP Stanley Bond Superintendent (during fi nal draft of LRIP) Dan Brown Superintendent (during fi rst draft of LRIP) Amanda Corman YIP Intern Andrea Catroppa Park Ranger -- Law Enforcement Benita Duling Park Ranger – Interpretation, Education Coordinator Carlos Hurston Maintenance / Training Coordinator Hijrah Hamid YIP Intern Lloyd Morris Chief Ranger Mildred Pratt Maintenance Worker Retha Stephens Ranger/Curator Willie R. Johnson Historian Southeast Region Don Wollenhaupt Chief of Interpretation and Education, SERO John Huth Park Ranger/Interpreter, Chattahoochee River NRA Mari Hayden Park Ranger/Interpreter, Martin Luther King, Jr. NHS Robert Arnold Intern to SERO from Tuskegee Institute University Harpers Ferry Interpretive Design Center Peggy Scherbaum Interpretive Planner (Team Captain during fi nal draft of LRIP) Jack Spinnler Interpretive Planner (Team Captain during fi rst draft of LRIP) Bob Clark Director, NPS Sign Program Mark Johnson Wayside Exhibit Planner Michele Hartley AV Producer Park Partners Anne Strand Secretary, Kennesaw Mountain Trail Club Bryan Wills Director, Kennesaw State University Civil War Center Hermina Glass-Avery Associate Director, Kennesaw State University Civil War Center John Nash, Jr. Cobb County Historic Preservation Commission Kay Secrist Local Historian Kim Cole Middle School Teacher, Marietta School District Mike Stoudemire Director, Kennesaw Mountain Historical Association Phil Secrist Local Historian Phillip Whiteman Park Volunteer Richard Angeli Kennesaw Mountain Trail Club 56 I National Park Service
Appendix B: Special Populations Guidance Appendices Harpers Ferry Center has recently revised the Programmatic Accessibility Guidelines for NPS Interpretive Media. It clarifi es how to provide programmatic access to people with disabilities and those from special populations. The document is written for media specialists, interpreters, rangers, superintendents, and other National Park Service employees and contractors who approve or develop interpretive media and programs. It provides guidance regarding personal services programs, audiovisual programs, audio tours, exhibits, publications, and web-based media. Topics include: New chapters on the laws, regulations, and policies that govern accessibility interpretive media Highlights of the new Americans with Disabilities Act and Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Guidelines (ABAAS), which takes the place of the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) Useful links to laws and best practices in accessible media Park and Harpers Ferry Center accountability for accessible media The latest pictographs and links for pictograph downloads How to plan and scope for accessibility Accessibility for web-based media Updates on new technology How to prepare a report or document so that computers can read the text content aloud How parks can get the word out about their accessible sites and programs Lots of diagrams to help NPS employees and contractors understand the specifi cations Successful programmatic accessibility begins with comprehensive park-wide interpretive planning so that all media and personal services can work together. Where one may not be accessible to all persons, other services can fi ll the gaps. Early recognition of, and sensitivity to, accessibility issues will result in the most successful visitor experience. The new guidelines are available now in PDF format at www.nps.gov/hfc. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefi eld Park Long-Range Interpretive Plan I 57
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Introduction Kennesaw Mountain Nati
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Comprehensive Interpretive Planning
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Foundations Kennesaw Mountain Natio
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Governor of Illinois, many prominen
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