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ADA/Compliance

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UNG hosts virtual REACH Day this spring - Vimarsana News

UNG hosts virtual REACH Day this spring

UNG hosted a REACH Day that allowed eighth through 12th grade students to explore navigating secondary education and receive information about college preparation in a virtual event.

Source: ung.edu
Iowa State aims to improve accessibility across campus - Vimarsana News

Iowa State aims to improve accessibility across campus

As the world’s largest minority, one billion people with disabilities, specifically those with physical disabilities, often struggle to find accessibility in their day-to-day routine. Students such as Jacey Kilby, a junior in psychology, frequently struggle with disability accessibility on Iowa State’s campus. According to a study done by Yale University, about 11% of U.S. undergraduates...

Office of Student Accessibility Services - Vimarsana News

Office of Student Accessibility Services

The Office of Student Accessibility Services encourages the “development of the whole person” by helping students identify and appreciate their unique characteristics and request appropriate accommodations when necessary.

Student speaks out about PHIL 260 accommodations - The Queen's Journal - Vimarsana News

Student speaks out about PHIL 260 accommodations - The Queen's Journal

Following a last-minute midterm cancellation and a new professor in week 11, a PHIL 260 student spoke up about the accommodation fiasco turned Human Rights Investigation involving Mercier.