Persons With Visible/Invisible Disabilities
Disability rights are a human right and no student or professional should be limited in what they can offer because of society’s lack of imagination. We encourage you to access amazing scholarships, professional organizations, and other services tailored to your identity. If you require an accommodation to access our department’s services, please let us know.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) became law in 1990, prohibiting discrimination against people with disabilities in all areas of public life. While this landmark piece of legislation initiated significant steps to make the country more accessible, there is still …
If you have a learning disability and you’re planning to go to college, here’s some good news: most colleges and universities provide a wide range of services to help learning-disabled students succeed in the classroom and have a full and …
Civil rights law is about fighting for people’s constitutional rights and against injustice for those who have faced discrimination. If you’re passionate about the law and working to protect the rights of your community, civil rights might be the right …
