College Life

This presentation provides information for teachers, students, and parents about transitioning to college life.

DREAM (Disability Rights, Education Activism, and Mentoring) is a national organization for and by college students with disabilities, supported in our work by our sponsoring organization, the National Center for College Students with Disabilities (NCCSD) and based at the Association on Higher Education And Disability (AHEAD).

The module goal is to provide information about 3 key aspects of campus life and college living that are particular to the college environment and to establishing the self as a separate person from one’s nuclear family.

This document in conjunction with the corresponding reference sheet are tools for helping students, families, teachers, and school district personnel determine what is needed to help prepare students with intellectual disability for college.

Provide college students with disabilities knowledge and resources regarding campus club and organizational membership.

Article about student organizaton seeking to connect USFSP students with their campus and community.

The purpose of this presentation is to provide a basic overview on the 3 most popular social media tools available in the market, identify some of the do’s and don’ts if joining any of these sites, and providing the audience with case scenarios in order to identify some of the dangers that can come along with the use of social media today.

The mission of this blog is to serve as a voice of a constant researcher in the field of educational and assistive technologies so that the best products, strategies and services may be located easily, in hopes that they will then be delivered, taught and used to better the lives of people with disabilities.

This Hartwick Symposium session captures how the ACCESS Program at Lynn University has integrated with the campus and supported each ACCESS student on their own personal journey to attain maximum potential as workers, learners and people.