Outreach
PAGE INDEX
- Outreach Presentation Topics
- Request a Presentation
- "From Where I Sit" Video Series
- Additional Disability Outreach/Awareness Resources
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OUTREACH PRESENTATION TOPICS
Outreach presentations and activities provide valuable information to an interested audience. Further, these presentations and activities play a key role in raising awareness of disability-related issues. Therefore, DSS is committed to providing outreach services to the campus community.
Below is a list of commonly requested outreach presentation topics:
- Basics of Disabilities
- Basics of DSS Services and Accommodations
- Transition from High School to College
- Transition from College to Employment
- Assistive Technology
- Alternate Media
- Universal Design in the Classroom
- Disability as Diversity
Additional and specialized topics are welcome as well.
REQUEST AN OUTREACH PRESENTATION
DSS is happy to accommodate all reasonable requests for presentations and other outreach activities.
To request an outreach presentation, please provide DSS the following information and our staff will respond in a timely manner. This information may be provided either by phone (707-664-2677) or email.
- Name
- Phone Number
- Type of Outreach (i.e. presentation, workshop, booth/exhibit, etc.)
- Topic of Presentation
- Time Alloted
- Number in Audience
- Meeting Day/Time
- Meeting Location
"FROM WHERE I SIT" VIDEO SERIES
Created by Jean Wells, "From Where I Sit" is a powerful video series of eight CSU students with disabilities who share their experiences in the college classroom. They tell their stories by answering five questions:
- What is your disability?
- What made you decide to come to college?
- What is it like in the classroom?
- What do you have to do to keep up with the class?
- What suggestions can you offer to faculty that will make their classroom more accessible?
ADDITIONAL DISABILITY OUTREACH/AWARENESS RESOURCES
National Council on Disability
National Organization on Disability
University of Washington's DO-IT Program
Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD)
California Association for Postsecondary Education and Disability (CAPED)
