University Union is hosting a conversation with Jonathan Van Ness from Queer Eye!
[Image description: University union presents a conversation with Jonathan Van Nas (image of Jonathan) moderated by Michelle Buteau (image of Michelle) Saturday, April 25th, 2020 8pm EST on Zoom]
Follow us on Spotify for socially-distanced playlists to chill, study, or explore with! Created and curated by our students and staff. Go to https://t.co/HuJv7P7U82
We are working with state and local leaders to closely monitor the coronavirus as it spreads in the US and abroad. Here are the latest actions Chancellor Syverud is taking to help protect students, faculty and staff.
Read more: https://t.co/3OLSUh262G
SU Professor, Colleen Heflin, shows that receipt of #SNAP is associated with lower risk of mortality from deaths of #despair: drugs, alcohol, and suicide. https://t.co/6jWunciJDg
Im at a disability conference and the registration form has boxes for attendees:
-parent/advocate
-organization
-service provider
-side
-translator
There’s no box for person with disability...at a disability conference.
This is the whole problem.
Mondays don't have to be stressful! Take a moment, write down a goal for the week, and take a deep breath. You can do this! #mondaymotivation 🎨: @DeStressMonday
"It's about going beyond compliance...there is still much to think about when it comes to true equitable access to a college space," Beth Myers of @TaishoffCtr#InclusiveU talks to @NBCNews about #ADA30#ThanksToTheADA https://t.co/trXWE9MgGE
If you're a student, chances are that you or someone you know could use more information about the Americans with Disabilities Act and Higher Education. Lucky for you, we just came out with a research brief on that exact topic: https://t.co/42VbtOIbGo #ADA#Education#College
Invisible disabilities are disabilities that aren’t apparent just by looking at someone. One example that is covered under the ADA are psychiatric disabilities. Make sure you know your rights by checking out our FAQ page: https://t.co/p2AtK8Ymya #ADA#MentalHealth#Discrimination
Keep exploring your identity whether you know enough or not. How? Research. Read books, have dialogues with your community, keep it going.
#GallaudetU student, Malik Mikhail shares his advice for the younger black deaf generation in this short clip
#CelebratingBlackHistoryMonth
Thank you to our amazing student workers, Summer and Diana (who is also an Access Mentor), for putting together these creative displays of our new Inclusive Barbies! Image descriptions on each photo.
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The Orange and Blue Loop of the #CuseTrolleys travels to multiple residence halls. The two loops run on weekdays from 6:20 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.
The Late Night express also travels to multiple residence halls and runs from Thursday to Saturday from 3:00 a.m. to 5:55 a.m.
Disability Day of Mourning is Monday March 2nd (the national one is Sunday but the DCC's is Monday), 3 to 4 PM, Bird 606. Food and ASL interpreters. It is a day to remember people with disabilities who were killed by their caretakers. #DDoM2020#Disability