Disability Cultural Centers Panel Insights 2019
Explore insights from the 2019 Disability Cultural Centers Panel featuring prominent panelists from various universities discussing the development, mission, funding, and staffing of their respective Disability Cultural Centers. Learn about the relationship with offices providing accommodations and services along with valuable updates shared at the AHEAD conference.
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AHEAD 2019 Disability Cultural Centers Panel Moderator: Sue Mann Dolce, University at Buffalo, samann@buffalo.edu Dean Adams, University Illinois Chicago Lesley Ellis, University of Washington Toni Saia, University of Arizona Diane Wiener, Syracuse University
DCC Panel PowerPoint update The panel will not utilize PowerPoint during the presentation The following slides provide contact information of the panelists and the website links for the disability cultural centers being discussed If you are attending the panel we encourage you to explore the websites prior to attending
Dean Adams, University Illinois Chicago link to UIC Disability Cultural Center website Dean Adams, adamsd@uic.edu
Overview of Panel Introductions Each panelists will answer the question: What is a Disability Cultural Center (DCC)? Each Panelist will describe their DCC and discuss how their school s Disability Cultural Center was developed; the mission, administration, funding, staffing, and relationship with offices providing accommodations and services Moderator will provide information about AHEAD and DCC, including updates from the 2019 conference. Open discussion with everyone
Lesley Ellis, University of Washington D Center link to the Disability Cultural Center at the University at UW Lesley Ellis, lesellis@uw.edu
Toni Saia, University of Arizona Disability Cultural Center/ Disability Resources link to University of Arizona Disability Resources and Cultural Center Toni Saia, tsaia@email.arizona.edu
Diane Wiener, Syracuse University Syracuse University Disability Cultural Center link to SU Disability Cultural Center Diane Wiener, founder and recent past director, dwiener@law.syr.edu Elizabeth Sierra, current director
