Provides background on actions that campus leaders can enable students with disabilities to practice greater self-advocacy skills and self-determination. Effective self-advocacy and self-determination are necessary for all students participating in postsecondary education, but even more essential for those with disabilities. Colleges and universities can take tangible steps to address this gap and empower every student to achieve their potential by being intentional and proactive.
Sponsored By
American Council on Education, National Center for Learning Disabilities, American Association of University Administrators
Year Resource Released
2019