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The Disability Concerns Knowledge Community addresses issues of equal access & equal opportunity in higher education.
If you missed the Disability History Exhibit when it was on display in Seattle during the 2009 Annual Conference check out this online version
Hot topics include:
- Policy Developments
- Textbook and Distance Education Accessibility
- Universal Design Approaches
- Veterans on Campus - see JPED issue below, or check out this video from the New York Times
The Association on Higher Education And Disability is pleased to share the Journal of Postsecondary Education and Disability: SPECIAL ISSUE: VETERANS WITH DISABILITIES