Resources for Students With Visible/Invisible Disabilities
If you’re a student with a disability, you have specific rights to protect your educational and professional pursuits. With onsite and offsite resources readily available, we encourage you to take full advantage.
Students with learning differences, physical/medical needs, and mental health diagnoses can seek academic, housing & dietary accommodations and are encouraged to set up an appointment with ASDS.
Oversees access to formal complaint processes and alternative resolutions in regards to discrimination and harassment within the legal scope of Title IX and more.
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By Thomas Guzowski, U of R Employee
Thomas Guzowski, U of R EmployeeAssistant Director of Marketing
It can be tricky, petrifying, and difficult to talk to your manager or potential manager about your mental health. But it’s a necessary conversation to have. Below are four suggestions for how to approach workplace conversations about your mental health.
A comprehensive resource for students and job seekers looking for career advice, job postings, company reviews from employees, and rankings of the best companies and industry employers.
After graduating from college, Lyme disease nearly derailed my early career in Washington, DC. I was hooked up to an IV for 8 hours a day and struggled to manage the ins and outs of working a full-time job. I …
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