2019 Division Presidents
GAMRC (Georgia Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns)
Shrika Montgomery, President
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Johnesha Harris, Treasurer
Katavia Sloan, Immediate Past President and Board Member
Michele Temple, Board Member
Awards were won in the years 2015, 2016, and 2018. In 2018 GAMRC won Divisional Unit of the Year at the GRA Conference.
The major objectives of Georgia Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns are:
GARL (Georgia Association for Rehabilitation Leadership)
Jason Williams
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GARL is the Professional Division for anyone in our Rehabilitation Field in Georgia who believes in quality leadership in our profession. Each year, we present a Leadership Award and Continuing Education Grant to recognize and encourage fellow rehabilitation professionals in our field who go above and beyond in providing outstanding leadership and who comprise the next generation of leaders in our state.
GRCEA (Georgia Rehabilitation Counselors and Educators Association)
Shirley Robinson
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Shrika Montgomery, President
[email protected]
Johnesha Harris, Treasurer
Katavia Sloan, Immediate Past President and Board Member
Michele Temple, Board Member
Awards were won in the years 2015, 2016, and 2018. In 2018 GAMRC won Divisional Unit of the Year at the GRA Conference.
The major objectives of Georgia Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns are:
- Advocate on behalf of individuals with disabilities from culturally diverse populations to ensure equity, parity and quality in the delivery of rehabilitation services.
- Provide leadership and direction in research consistent with the mission of the Association.
- Advocate for, propose, and support legislation and policy that addresses the needs of individuals with disabilities from culturally diverse populations.
- Foster the growth, development and career enhancement of existing and potential members through professional development, mentoring and networking.
- Enrich the capacity of the larger rehabilitation community to better meet the needs of individuals with disabilities from culturally diverse populations through education, training and awareness.
- Promote a more culturally diverse rehabilitation community through advocacy, recruitment and outreach.
GARL (Georgia Association for Rehabilitation Leadership)
Jason Williams
[email protected]
GARL is the Professional Division for anyone in our Rehabilitation Field in Georgia who believes in quality leadership in our profession. Each year, we present a Leadership Award and Continuing Education Grant to recognize and encourage fellow rehabilitation professionals in our field who go above and beyond in providing outstanding leadership and who comprise the next generation of leaders in our state.
GRCEA (Georgia Rehabilitation Counselors and Educators Association)
Shirley Robinson
[email protected]
