Project Description:
        The Access:Ability Scholars program is a co-curricular course of study through which selected undergraduate students explore, design, and advocate for inclusive, strengths-based approaches to disability in partnership with people with disabilities and their allies on campus, in the community, nationally and globally. The program combines a low number of credits with a variety of non-credit learning opportunities. Scholars are encouraged to customize their experiences by engaging in independent studies, student groups, study abroad, and other disability-related activities. The final milestone is completion of an e-portfolio documenting their experiences, products, and learning reflections from across the program.
     
    
        Keyword(s):
        Accessibility,  Inclusion,  Diversity
     
    
        Core Function(s):
        Training Trainees, Performing Research or Evaluation, Developing & Disseminating Information
     
    
        Area of Emphasis
        Other - Cultural Diversity, Other - Leadership
     
    
        Target Audience:
        Students/Trainees (long or intermediate trainees)
     
    
        Unserved or Under-served Populations:
        None
     
    
        Primary Target Audience Geographic Descriptor:
        National
     
    
    
        COVID-19 Related Data:
        
                N/A