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Official Twitter feed of Student Accessibility Services at Worcester State University. Follow for info about registration, deadlines, and academic tips

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Communication is challenging enough for the millions of Americans with hearing loss, even under the best of circumstances. The global coronavirus pandemic has created additional unexpected obstacles.
Here are some ideas for protecting your hearing aids while wearing your masks!

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SAS team members will be available on the following days and times to answer your questions, address concerns and connect you with other campus resources.
Fran Manocchio: Tuesdays 1PM - 3PM
Sharon de Klerk: Wednesdays 11AM - 1PM
Stephanie Giguere: Thursdays 2PM - 4PM

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This week's empowering person is Pete Frates. Pete had a long and courageous battle with ALS from 2012, all the way up until his death in 2019. Throughout his battle with ALS, he created the "Ice Bucket Challenge" and helped to raise more than $100 million toward fighting ALS.

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With Classes beginning this week, please remember to always wear a mask to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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WSU Student Accessibility Services is a proud supporter of the Americans with Disabilities Act!

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A few quick reminders before the fall semester begins!

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It's time for...TEST TIP TUESDAY!

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Join the ADA in celebrating its 30th anniversary today! #ADA30 #ThanksToTheADA

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Congratulations to all of the graduating seniors!

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SUMMER SESSION II BEGINS MONDAY!

There's still time to register if you need to get caught up on credits!

For more information on Summer Session II and registration, click the link below:

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https://t.co/pFwH3MmPtK

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This week's empowering person is Franklin Delano Roosevelt. F.D.R. was president of the United States throughout the Great Depression and much of WWII. In 1921, he contracted Polio, taking away his ability to walk. However, he is still known for his accomplishments as President.

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WSU Student Accessibility Services is (virtually) open! Just send Fran, Sharon, Stephanie or Brendan an email and they would be happy to set up a meeting with you!

Please stay safe, stay healthy and remember to WEAR A MASK!

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This week's empowering person is Shaquem Griffin. Shaquem is a professional football player for the Seattle Seahawks. He was born with amniotic band syndrome, which caused his left hand to not fully develop. However, that didn't stop him from making it to the NFL.

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For students taking summer classes, make sure to distribute your Professor Notification Letters before classes begin!

Follow these steps to request your letter from SAS. Once you have received your letter via email, you will need to give it to each of your professors.

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Here is a nice quote to keep in mind during finals week!

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Classes, meetings, hangouts on Zoom...got you feeling exhausted? You’re not alone-here are some ways to help stay balanced in a time of virtual connection https://t.co/ekkPA2yZvp @WSULancers @WSUSGA @WSU_OSILD @WSUResLife @WSU_SEC @CAB_WSU @WorcesterState Be Well Woo!

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In need of a new movie to watch while in quarantine?

Netflix released “Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution,” which is the first documentary to ever present the history of the US disability rights movement.

For more information, visit https://t.co/ixNIYC1nUr

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Hey Lancers! SAS hopes you are having a good first week back. Here are some tips to help you effectively communicate with your professors for your online classes.