AARP (American Association of
Retired Persons)
601 E Street NW
(888) 687-2277 (Toll-free)
Email: member@aarp.org
Website: www.aarp.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Conditions related
to aging
Users
Served: Mid-life and older persons
(must be 50 or older to be a member)
Services
Provided:
• Information and education
• Community service
• Legislative, judicial, and consumer advocacy
• Member services
• Tax Aide
• AARP Driver Safety
Program
• Grief & Loss
Program (Widowed Persons Service)
Resources
Available:
• Website and online services including universal
design home modification information
• AARP The Magazine
• Medicare/Medicaid information
• AARP Bulletin
• Numerous publications related to aging
State
office:
AARP
(866) 448-3618 (Toll-free)
Email: inaarp@aarp.org
(765) 362-4020
(800) 362-4021
Email: abilities@asipages.com
Website: www.asipages.com
Disabling Conditions Served: All disabilities
Users Served: People
with disabilities, or similarly disadvantaged
Services Provided:
• Employment and training
• Industrial services
• Habilitation services
• Group homes
• In-home services
• Community living
• IMPACT (
• WorkOne Express site
Other Branches:
Abilities Services, Inc.
(765) 659-4631
Abilities Services, Inc.
Old Stony Building
(765) 659-5869
Abilities Services, Inc.
(765) 446-9201
(765) 446-9682 (FAX)
(301) 608-8998 (Voice)
(301) 608-8912 (TTY)
(800) 227-0216 (Toll-free)
(301) 608-8958 (FAX)
Email: abledata@macrointernational.com
Website: www.abledata.com
Disabling Conditions Served: All disabilities
Users Served:
Persons with disabilities, families, professionals, and researchers interested
in assistive technology
Services
Provided:
• Database of information about more than 34,000
disability-related products
• Telephone consultation with an information
specialist
• Website with a searchable version of the
database
Resources
Available:
• ABLEDATA database searches (min. charge $5 for printouts;
telephone consultation is free)
• Guide to ABLEDATA Indexing Terms ($36)
• ABLEDATA Fact Sheets and Informed Consumer
Guides ($4.25 each)
• All listed resources are available free from the
Website. Users can also print their own database search results for free from
the Website.
(Formerly The
(317) 257-8683
(800) 964-4746
Email: familynetw@aboutspecialkids.org
Website: www.aboutspecialkids.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Children’s
disabilities
Users
Served: Parents of children with
special needs, and professionals who serve them
Services
Provided:
•ASK provides peer support and education
• Statewide,
regional, and community workshops and conferences to develop or improve skills
in the areas of communication, collaboration, and public awareness, such as:
- Special
education training
- Health
care financing training
Resources
Available:
• Online Resource Directory (see Website)
• Brochures
(770) 205-8211 or (877) 200-8211
(770) 205-0239 or (877) 202-0239 (FAX)
Website: www.anausa.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Acoustic neuroma
Users Served:
Adults and children with acoustic neuroma
Services
Provided:
• Information on patient rehabilitation to
physicians and health care personnel to promote research on acoustic neuroma
• Public education regarding symptoms suggestive
of acoustic neuroma to promote early diagnosis and
successful treatment
(
c/o Indiana Institute on Disability and Community
(812) 855-6508
(812) 855-9396 (TTY)
(800) 825-4733 (Toll-Free)
(812) 855-9630 (FAX)
Email: ADAINFO@indiana.edu
Website: www.adaindiana.org
Disabling Conditions Served: All disabilities
Users Served:
Anyone interested in the implementation of the ADA in Indiana: employers and
human resources personnel, government personnel, school and community
organizations, contractors and architects, people with disabilities, family
members, and other community members
Services
Provided:
• Reviews
• Oversees implementation of the Steering
Committee’s goals and objectives
• Conducts
• Annual statewide ADA Celebration
• Works
in conjunction with the DBTAC:
Resources
Available:
• Your Employment Rights as an Individual with a
Disability
• Your Responsibility as an Employer
•
• The Americans with Disabilities Act: Questions
and Answers
• Your Guide to Disability Rights Laws
•
•
• Other
(800) 448-0440 (Toll-Free)
(301) 519-0459 (Outside
(888) 480-3739 (TTY)
(301) 315-2818 (FAX)
Email: ContactUs@aidsinfo.nih.gov
Website: www.aidsinfo.nih.gov
Disabling Conditions Served: HIV/AIDS
Users Served: Patients,
general public, health care providers, and researchers
Services Provided:
• Live online assistance 12-4 p.m., M-F provided
by trained health information specialists available in Spanish or English
• Telephone assistance 12-5 p.m., M-F
offering the latest federally approved information on research, clinical
trials, and treatment
• Health information specialists provide
customized, confidential answers to questions about HIV/AIDS clinical trials
and treatment
Resources Available:
• Information about HIV/AIDS and treatment
options
• Clinical trials database
• AIDSinfo Drug
Database
• HIV/AIDS glossary
• AIDSinfo e-news update service
• Most resources are also available in Spanish
Alexander Graham Bell Association
for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
(202) 204-4682
(202) 337-8314 (FAX)
Email: mfelzien@agbell.org
Website: www.Agbell.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Loss or partial loss of hearing
Users Served:
Adults and children with hearing impairments and their families, as well as
hearing health professionals and teachers of children with hearing impairments.
Services
Provided:
• Public education program to detect hearing loss
• Preschool services financial aid program
• Individual counseling
• College scholarships for pre-lingually deaf students
• Information services
• Educational conferences and workshops
• Research library
• International and national conventions
• Mentoring programs
• Leadership training
• Child advocacy
Resources
Available:
• Various books, brochures, instructional
materials, videos, CDs, and audio cassettes
• Email listservs
• The Volta Review quarterly journal and Volta
Voices bimonthly magazine (free to members)
• Catalog of publications
• Online bookstore
(317) 773-8429 (Phone/FAX)
Email: info@hearindiana.org
Website: www.hearindiana.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Children with hearing impairments
Users Served:
Children with hearing impairments, parents of children with hearing impairments,
professionals, and interested people
Services Provided:
• Biennial educational conference
• Referrals to professionals and other
organizations
• Youth leadership camp for mainstreamed oral
youth with hearing impairments
• Parent/professional support groups
• Scholarships: speech therapy for oral youth
with hearing impairments
(818) 880-9007
(800) 782-4747 (Patient services)
(818) 880-9006 (FAX)
Email: alsinfo@alsa-national.org
Website: www.alsa.org
Disabling Conditions Served: ALS, also known as Lou Gherig’s
disease
Users Served: ALS
patients, their families and caregivers, and healthcare professionals
Services Provided:
• Education
• Research
• Advocacy
• Support groups
• Multidisciplinary clinic
• Information and referral
• Caregiver retreat
Resources Available:
• Living with ALS manuals
• FYI fact sheets
• ALSA videos and brochures
• A Reason for Hope magazine
• ALSA Patient Services Resource Directory
(888) 508-3232 (Toll-free)
Email: info@alsaindiana.org
Website: www.alsaindiana.org
National Headquarters
(312) 335-8700
(800) 272-3900 (24-hour support line)
(866) 699-1346 (FAX)
Email: info@alz.org
Website: www.alz.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias
Users
Served: Individuals with
Alzheimer’s, family members, and professionals
Services
Provided:
• Caregiver support groups
• 24-hour help line
• Educational workshops and seminars
• Information and referral
• Care
consultation
Resources Available:
• Newsletters
Local
Chapter:
Alzheimer’s Association
Greater
(317) 575-9620
(800) 272-3900 (Toll-free help line)
(317) 582-0669 (FAX)
Email: amanda.janz@alz.org
Website:
(501) 835-9290
(501) 835-9292
Email: info@americanamputee.org
Website: www.americanamputee.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Amputation
Users
Served: Amputees and their families
Services
Provided:
• Referral services
• Employment capability information
• Home and work-site modification information
• Prosthetic device information
• Lifecare planning
services
Resources
Available:
• Self-help guides
• Publications price list
• American
Amputee Foundation National Resource Directory
• Active Living magazine
• Peer counseling training manuals
• AAF online support library
American Association on Intellectual
and Developmental Disabilities
(Formerly American Association on Mental Retardation)
(202) 387-1968
(800) 424-3688
(202) 387-2193 (FAX)
Email: anam@aaidd.org
Website: www.aaidd.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Intellectual disabilities
Users Served: Adults and children
Services
Provided:
• Aids in integrating those with disabilities
into society and in promoting equality for those who are intellectually
disabled
• Public
awareness efforts regarding the intellectually challenged
• Annual
convention
• Online
discussion groups, listservs, and chat rooms
Resources Available:
• AAIDD online Bookstore
• The American Journal on Intellectual
Disabilities scholarly research journal
• Intellectual Disabilities practitioner’s
journal
• AAIDD F.Y.I. online newsletter
• AAIDD Reading Room–free online
reference material
American Brain Tumor Association
(847) 827-9910
(800) 886-2282 (Patient line)
(847) 827-9918 (FAX)
Email: info@abta.org
Website: www.abta.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Brain tumors
Users Served: Individuals
with brain tumors and their families
Services Provided:
•
Free social work consultations
• Nationwide database of support groups
• Pen pal program
• Resource listing of physicians offering
investigative treatments
Resources Available:
• A Primer of Brain Tumors
• Dictionary for Brain Tumor Patients
• Living with a Brain Tumor
• Various other publications
(312) 642-9260
(312) 642-9130 (FAX)
Email: info@ameriburn.org
Website: www.ameriburn.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Burns
Users Served: Burn
patients and the healthcare professionals who serve them
Services Provided:
• Study and research in acute care,
rehabilitation, and prevention of burns
• Education
• Advocacy
• Professional training
Resources Available:
• Journal of Burn Care and Research
• Burn Care Resource Directory
• National
Burn Repository
•
• For a complete list of publications, see the
Website
5000
(765) 342-8456
(765) 342-2065 (FAX)
Email: parents@ACAcamps.org
Website: www.CampParents.org,
www.ACAcamps.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Physical
disabilities, developmental disabilities, emotional/behavior problems,
substance abuse, HIV/AIDS
Users
Served: Camp professionals, teachers,
parents, families, and children
Services
Provided:
• Information for camp professionals, families,
and parents
• Information to the public
• Advice from camp professionals on choosing a
camp and finding out if your child is ready for camp
Resources
Available:
• Camping
magazine ($6 for back issues)
• Find A
Camp searchable database, found at
www.CampParents.org
• CAMP e-News online magazine (see www.CampParents.org)
For more
information on camps in
Section Executive: Brigitta Adkins
North
(574) 457-4379 (Phone/FAX)
(888) 620-2267
Email: executive@acaindiana.org
Website: www.ACAIndiana.org
Also see
individual entries for Camp Millhouse and Isanogel
Center
(202) 467-5081
(800) 424-8666
(202) 467-5085 (FAX)
Website: www.cancer.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Cancer
Users Served:
Cancer patients and their families
Services
Provided:
• Patient and family education
• Referral
• Research
• Rehabilitation
• Information on prevention, detection,
diagnosis, and treatment of cancer
• Education of professionals
• Transportation to and from treatments
• Breast cancer one-on-one support
• Support groups
• Volunteer services
• Public information
Resources
Available:
• Various brochures
• Annual report
Local
Branches:
13 local branches throughout the
state. Call
(800) ACS-2345 to find the branch nearest you.
(202) 467-5081
(800) 424-8666
(703) 465-5085 (FAX)
Email: info@acb.org
Website: www.acb.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Blindness and visual impairment
Users Served:
Blind, visually impaired, and fully-sighted individuals
Services
Provided:
• Information and advisory services
• Legislative and governmental monitoring
• Scholarships for legally blind college students
• Public awareness and education
• Legal advice and assistance
Resources Available:
• The Braille Forum magazine is published 10 times a year in braille, large print, cassette, email, and online
• A list of catalogs of products for people who
are blind or visually impaired
Local Branch:
ACB of
Geraldine Koors, President
(317) 251-2562
Email: gerrykoors@aol.com
(800) 342-2383
Website: www.diabetes.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Diabetes and related health conditions
Users Served:
Diabetics, their families, and all interested
Services Provided:
• Information and referral services
• Diabetes education classes
• Year-round youth programs, such as summer camps
• Counseling and support groups
• Advocacy services
• Prevention guidance
• Research support
• Camp John Warvel, a
resident camp for children with diabetes
Resources Available:
• Meal planning guides
• Products for parents and kids
• Products to help manage diabetes
• Diabetes Forecast magazine
• Materials for health care professionals
• Informational material on a variety of diabetes
related topics
• Online
message boards and e-newsletters
Regional Office:
American Diabetes Association
(317) 352-9226
(888) DIABETES (342-2383)
(317) 594-0748 (FAX)
American Foundation for the Blind
2 Penn Plaza,
(212) 502-7600
(800) 232-5463
(888) 545-8331 (FAX)
Email: afbinfo@afb.net
Website: www.afb.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Blindness and visual impairment
Users Served:
People who are blind or visually impaired and those working with them or for
them
Services Provided:
• Produce publications and audiovisual material
about blindness
• Record and duplicate books
• Monitor legislative and government programs
• Educate public about blindness and visual
impairment
• Adapt and evaluate products to help the blind
and visually impaired
For schools, agencies, and organizations:
• Expertise in areas of education, employment,
aging, and access to the environment
• Technical assistance, staff training, and
information and referral services
Resources Available:
• Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness
• Online bookstore
• e-newsletters
• Online message boards and discussion groups
(800) 242-8721
(888) 478-7653 (American Stroke Association)
Website: www.americanheart.org or www.strokeassociation.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Cardiovascular diseases and stroke
Users Served: Patients
who suffer from cardiovascular diseases and stroke, their families and caregivers,
and the healthcare professionals who serve them
Services Provided:
• Advocacy
• Fund
raising events
• American
Stroke Association
• Research
• CPR
classes
Resources Available:
• Consumer
and patient educational materials
• Online
heart and stroke encyclopedia
• Cardiovascular
health web links
• Heart-healthy
books and cookbooks
• Scientific
publications including five journals
State Office:
(317) 873-3640
(317) 873-3070 (FAX)
(317) 635-5074
(317) 594-5075 (FAX)
Email: nsutton@liverfoundation.org
Website: www.liverfoundation.org
Disabling Conditions Served: All liver disease
Users
Served: Those who suffer from liver
disease
Services
Provided:
• Information
about liver disease
• Education
for patients
• Research to find a cure
• Support groups and referral to community resources
American Lung Association of
(317) 819-1181
(317) 819-1187 (FAX)
Email: info@lungin.org
Website: www.lungin.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Asthma, COPD, lung
cancer, and other respiratory conditions
Users
Served: People with respiratory
conditions and the public concerning air quality and tobacco issues
Services
Provided:
• Information
distribution on lung disease prevention
• Train-the-trainer
clinics available for tobacco cessation, asthma, and other lung diseases
• Advocacy
Resources
Available:
• A catalog
of publications may be obtained by writing
American Music Therapy Association
(301) 589-3300
(301) 589-5175 (FAX)
Email: info@musictherapy.org
Website: www.musictherapy.org
Disabling conditions served: Behavioral, social, emotional, learning, and physical
disorders
Users served:
Music therapists, healthcare and related services professionals, hospitals,
schools, and skilled nursing facilities
Services provided:
• Advancement of public awareness of the benefits
of music therapy and increased access to quality music therapy services
• Development of therapeutic use of music in
healthcare, educational, and community settings
• Advancement of education, training,
professional standards, and research
Resources available:
• Journal of Music Therapy (research journal)
• Music Therapy Matters (newsletter)
• Music Therapy Perspectives (practice oriented journal)
• Brochure of other available publications may be
obtained by writing AMTA
Local Branches:
Indiana University-Fort
(260) 481-6100
(Contact the Director of Music Therapy)
(812) 479-2754
(Contact the Director of Music Therapy)
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
(812) 535-5154
(Contact the Director of Music Therapy)
American
Printing House for the Blind, Inc.
(502) 895-2405
(800) 223-1839
(502) 899-2274 (FAX)
Email: info@aph.org
Website: www.aph.org
Disabling conditions served: Visual impairments
Users served:
Persons with visual impairments and teachers
Services provided:
• Production of materials for the visually
impaired and their teachers
• Tour of production facilities
• Museum presenting the history of the education
of people who are blind or visually impaired
• Hall of fame honoring the outstanding
professionals who have served in the fields of education and rehabilitation of
people who are blind or visually impaired
Resources available:
• APH product catalog
• APH accessible book catalog
• APH adult life catalog
• APH parts catalog
• Family life catalog
• Bookstore catalog
Web Resources:
• Louis Database of Accessible Materials
• Fred’s Head Database of Tips &
Techniques
• Accessible Media Producers Database
• All catalogs and newsletters are available for
download from the website
American Society for Deaf Children
(800) 942-2732 (Toll-free)
(410) 795-0965 (FAX)
Email: asdc@deafchildren.org
Website: www.deafchildren.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Deafness and other
degrees of hearing loss
Users
Served: Children with hearing loss,
their families, and professionals
Services Provided:
• Referral and information service
• Biennial conventions
• Listserv
• Parents Connected network
•
Speakers bureau representation
Resources Available:
• The Endeavor quarterly newsletter
• ASDC Snapshots informational fact sheets
•
Online resource library
•
Assistive devices
(503) 248-9985 (Voice)
(800) 634-8978
(503) 248-0024 (FAX)
Email: tinnitus@ata.org
Website: www.ata.org
Disabling
conditions served: Tinnitus
Users
served: Individuals with tinnitus and
professionals
Services
provided:
• Information/referral
to hearing professionals
• Coordinates
support group network
• Education,
advocacy, and research
Resources available:
• Tinnitus
Today (quarterly journal)
• Bibliography
service
• Online
courses for professionals
(865) 524-8772
(888) 267-5669 (Toll-free)
(865) 525-7917 (FAX)
Website: www.amputee-coalition.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Limb loss
Users Served: People
with limb loss, their caregivers, and the professionals who serve them
Services Provided:
• Advocacy
• Annual educational conference and expo
•
• Peer support
• Promoting Amputee Life
Skills program
Resources Available:
• inMotion bimonthly magazine
• First Step -
A Guide for Adapting to Limb Loss biennial publication
• The
Communicator bimonthly newsletter
• Sidestep
• Senior Step (for older amputees and
caregivers)
• Military
in-Step
Regional Representative:
Betty Mince
Email: bmince@mail2help.com
Applied
Behavior Center
(317) 849-5437
(888) 602-8847 (Toll-Free)
(317) 842-5911 (FAX)
Website: www.appliedbehaviorcenter.org
Disabling conditions served: Autism and other developmental
delays
Users served: Families, caregivers, professionals
seeking education, and children aged 3 to 16 with autism
Services provided:
• Family and caregiver training
• School system training
• Behavior consulting
• Educational consulting/trainings
• Assessment of basic language and learning skills
• Social groups and
swimming
•
(800) 433-5255 (Toll-Free)
(202) 534-5255 (FAX)
Email: info@thearc.org
Website: www.thearc.org
Disabling conditions served: Intellectual and other
developmental disabilities
Users served: People with intellectual and other
developmental disabilities, and their families
Services provided:
• Information and
referral concerning programs and services for those with intellectual and
related disabilities
• Information
concerning guardianship for people with intellectual and related disabilities
• Information
regarding legislation impacting people with intellectual and related
disabilities
• The Arc Master
Trust. Trust I allows families to provide for their child with a disability
when they are no longer there. Trust II allows a person with a disability to
fund their own trust.
Resources available:
• Quarterly
newsletter to members of The Arc
State Chapter:
The Arc of
(317) 977-2375
(800) 382-9100
(317) 977-2385 (FAX)
Website: www.arcind.org
There are 44 local chapters of The
Arc, covering 55 counties. Call The Arc of Indiana for information.
Arthritis Foundation,
615 N. Alabama St
Indianapolis, IN 46204
(800) 783-2342 (IN Chapter)
(800) 283-7800 (National)
Email: info.in@arthritis.org
Website: www.arthritis.org
Disabling Conditions Served: All forms of arthritis
Users Served: Persons affected by arthritis,
professionals, and organizations
Services Provided:
• Arthritis
aquatics program
• Arthritis
exercise program
• Arthritis
self-help course
• Physician referral
• American
juvenile arthritis organization
• Education and
public seminars
• Support of
research programs
• Speakers’
bureau
Resources Available:
• Newsletter
• Informational
brochures
• Programs for
Living annual
report
• Educational materials
price list for hospitals, physicians, and organizations
• Educational
books
Local Branches:
(260) 672-6570
(812) 474-1381
(574) 251-1424
Asthma
3838 North Rural Street
(317) 221-2473
(317) 221-3114 (FAX)
Email: rcostley@hhcorp.org
Website: www.asthmaindy.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Asthma
Users Served: Schools, organizations, parents,
and businesses
Services Provided:
• Informational
programs
• Information
about asthma and medication
• Environmental
home visits
(407) 965-3018 (Office)
(877) 690-2003 (FAX)
Website: www.myattain.org
Disabling Conditions Served: All disabilities
Users Served: People of all ages with
disabilities
Services Provided:
• Lending library
of assistive devices
• Training
• Attain-A-Computer
• Newsletter
• Funding
strategies
• Equipment
exchange network
(301) 657-0881
(800) 3-AUTISM (328-8476)
(301) 657-0869 (FAX)
Email: info@autism-society.org
Website: www.autism-society.org
Disabling
Conditions Served: Autism spectrum
disorders, Asperger’s Syndrome, and other
related pervasive developmental disorders
Users Served: Families, individuals,
professionals, and other advocates interested in autism spectrum disorders
Services Provided:
• Support for
families
• Educational materials
for families and professionals
• National
conference
• Advocacy at the
federal, state, and local levels
• Nationwide
network of chapters
• Public
education/autism awareness
• Library of
resource materials
Resources Available:
• The Advocate quarterly magazine
• Autism Source, a national on-line database of services and support related
to autism
• The knowledge and experience of family members
• Multimedia training and information materials
State Chapter:
Liz
Freeman Floyd, Coordinator
Teachers College, Room 722
(317) 695-0252
Email: lizff@inautismcoalition.org
Website www.autismindiana.org
Disabling Conditions Served: Autism and Asperger’s
Syndrome
Users Served: Anyone who lives or works with an
individual who has autism
Services Provided:
• Advocacy
• Awareness
• Support
• Information
Resources Available:
• Autism: Helping
Your Child Learn to “Behave”
• Autism and
Sexuality: A Guide for Instruction
• Everyday
Encounters: How to Succeed and Survive
• Update–Autism
Society of Indiana’s newsletter (3 times per year)
See Website for locations of
additional
Avenues—Arthrogryposis
National Support Group
(209) 928-3688
Disabling Conditions Served: Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita
(AMC)
Users Served: Individuals with AMC, professionals,
and other interested persons
Services Provided:
• Support group
Resources Available:
• What is Arthrogryposis? brochure
Phone: (260) 744-6145
Toll-Free: (877) 456-2971
Fax: (260) 444-0006
Email: aws@awsusa.com
Website: www.awsusa.com
Disabling conditions served: All disabilities
Users served: All persons with disabilities,
regardless of disability
Services provided:
• Vocational
placement training and assessment
• Residential, therapeutic,
and recreational programs for those with disabilities
• Assistive
programs
• Work
trial/vocational assessment
• Pre-screening/job
placement
• Job coaching
•
• Assist
employers in receiving Work Opportunity Tax Credits for hiring persons with
disabilities
• Day services
• Early
intervention therapies (infant & toddler services)
Local Branches:
AWS (Columbus)
5440 25th St.
(812) 376-3906
(866) 498-3859 (Toll-free)
Email: aws@awsusa.com
AWS (Hobart)
(219) 945-5776
Email: aws@awsusa.com
AWS (
2431 Directors Row, Suite A
(317) 972-1206
(877) 778-3611 (Toll-free)
Email: aws@awsusa.com
AWS (Marion)
(765) 674-1555
(866) 668-4061 (Toll-free)
Email: aws@awsusa.com
AWS (
(574) 233-8812
(888) 596-6290 (Toll-free)
Email: aws@awsusa.com
Breaking
New Ground
Purdue University
ABE Bldg., 225 S. University Street
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2093
(800) 825-4264 or (765) 494-5013
www.breakingnewground.info
bng@ecn.purdue.edu