Journalist Internship for Ohio Disability Publication
WrightChoice, Inc., headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, will soon launch an annual publication, DiversAbility Ohio. The book will be filled with stories and profiles of professionals with disabilities working in education, STEM careers, creative arts, corporate America, government, law, non-profit and as entrepreneurs. This publication will raise the profile of people with disabilities in society and educate the readers on the talent and wealth of knowledge that exists within the population.
Open Registration for Disabled and Proud: A Call to Lead
Syracuse University and the Taishoff Center for Inclusive Higher Education proudly announce:
THE OPENING OF REGISTRATION FOR
DISABLED AND PROUD: A CALL TO LEAD
A conference for undergraduates with disabilities, including those
attending part-time or in campus-based transition programs for students with intellectual disabilities.
COST: FREE - there are no registration costs; food will be provided.
The Ohio State University Nisonger Center and the Office for Disability Services is recruiting college and high school students who are eligible for services from the Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission who are interested in participating in a Student Learning Community (SLC) and/or a week long residential experience July 25 – 29th on the Ohio State University Campus.
The Residential SLC kicks off on Monday July 25 with registration at 10:00 a.m. and check out on July 29th at 2:00 p.m.
Welcome to the Ohio Web Portal for information regarding adults with special needs.
The content in this new site provides basic information about learning disabilities in adults, vision and hearing impairments, and other special needs areas. It also includes links to relevant resources from our ABLE Resource Center Library that you can check out via our online library checkout system. In order to keep you up to date on the latest dialogue and developments in the field, we have also selected specific professional development opportunities that address serving adults with special needs. We’ve also chosen to highlight local, regional and national news and events related to the range of special needs you may encounter. Because areas of interest and importance are in constant flux, our team decided to adopt a rotating theme around which we would provide links and resources related to adults with special needs. The first theme that we’ve selected is Supporting the Transitioning Adult Student with Special Needs. Within this site you will find news, events, resources, and professional development opportunities on this topic. This site is still under development. We welcome your feedback and input into the development of this website.
Syracuse University and the Taishoff Center for Inclusive Higher Education proudly announce:
