Disability Services Home Page

Learning
resources for students with disabilities

At the U, students with disabilities are students, first. Expect to take part in all aspects of academics and student life. Live in a residence hall. Join a club. Study abroad. And get your degree at one of the country's top twenty-five public universities.

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DS Happenings...

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Day

Disability Services is hosting our third annual Deaf and Hard of Hearing Day on Wednesday October 1, 2008. DHH Day is a great opportunity for high school students to check out the campus, learn about college, the U and themselves. Basic information here. Workshop topics and presenter and schedule information coming soon.

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Teaching
resources for faculty and instructors

9.2% of first-year college students report having a disability. For faculty and staff, students with disabilities represent both a challenge and an opportunity to re-examine customs of teaching and learning. If you teach, we can help.

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Community Outreach

Cutting-edge research, service and information about disability and higher education, customized for your needs.

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Marshal High Alumni

Newsletters available on the John Marshall High School Alumni page

Working
resources for employees and supervisors

Services to University employees (including faculty and staff) with disabilities and medical conditions, and assistance to supervisors and departments who employ them.

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Learningresources for students with disabilities