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Accessibility in Aggieland

The Accessibility in Aggieland webinar series promotes proactive accessibility and educate the campus community about the many different instances where accessibility matters.

The series is hosted by the Center on Disability and Development and Disability Resources.

ACCESSIBILITY IN AGGIELAND LEADERSHIP

Dr. Kristie Orr

Director,
Disability Resources
kristieo@disability.tamu.edu

Justin Romack

Assistant Director,
Disability Resources
justinr@disability.tamu.edu

Robin Miller

Program Director, the Center on Disability and Development, CEHD
robin.miller@tamu.edu

Our library of previously recorded sessions are now available for viewing on-demand through the link below.

Upcoming Session

Accessibility in Aggieland: Disability Awareness

Monday, September 23rd 1:30-3:00pm

Via Zoom (Link to register is coming soon)

Accessibility in Aggieland: Disability Awareness

Monday, September 23rd 1:30-3:00pm

Dr. Kristie Orr

Director, Disability Resources

Justin Romack

Assistant Director, Disability Resources

Robin Miller

Program Director, the Center on Disability and Development, CEHD

Learn More

Aggie Disability Awareness is an interactive 90-minute virtual workshop designed to increase knowledge, awareness, and respect for people with disabilities among faculty and staff at Texas A&M University. The workshop is meant to promote strong dialogue about issues and information surrounding disability. All individuals are welcome to attend but attendance should never be mandated.

Gain a deeper understanding of:

  • Disability and history
  • Legislation
  • People-first language and Identity-first Language
  • Universal design and assistive technology
  • Accessible accommodations
Workshop Resources

Workshop Resources

 

PowerPoint presentation slides (will be shared for download once completed)

MaroonBase

The MaroonBase app offers points to TAMU students for attending events (live and virtual) and engaging on campus with lectures, fundraisers, service opportunities, etc. Points put students in monthly drawings and semester long competitions for prizes up to $2,000. Every 200 points enters their name once in the monthly drawing where three people win $500 each. Prizes are funded by a donation from a Former Student.

We will be offering 100 MaroonBase points to TAMU students (undergrad through PhD) who attend your webinar today. Students just need to download our app and “check in” during the event to receive the points.