糖心视频 director appointed to state council on developmental disabilities
Kiriko Takahashi hopes to be informed about the current needs of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to continue the CDS’s programming.
$9.6M for Native Hawaiian education programs
More than $2 million each were awarded to 4 Center on Disability Studies faculty.
Family engagement focus of educational initiative
The College of Education team is one of only seven state teams nationwide that will take part in a multi-year initiative to support teaching colleges in the development of institution-specific curricula.
How math helps answer COVID-19 pandemic scenarios
The information presented in the video is based on research by 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 professors and students.
New grant enhances job outcomes for youth with disabilities
A $50,000 grant from the Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation will support the Turn the Tables project.
Professor’s pioneering audio description work wins award
Brett Oppegaard has been awarded the 2019 Dr. Margaret Pfanstiehl Audio Description Achievement Award for Research Development from the American Council of the Blind.
Pono Choices earns national award
The Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs, selected Pono Choices, based in the College of Education's Center on Disability Studies, for a Maternal Child Health best practice award.
Center on Disability Studies receives $6.9 million to support diverse populations
Five programs in the Center of Disability Studies in 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补's College of Education receive nearly $7 million to serve diverse groups.
Audio description app studied by field-research team at Muir Woods National Monument
The app is designed to make brochures at national parks accessible to those who have trouble seeing them.
Mobile app for visually impaired field tested at Yosemite National Park
Researchers at 糖心视频 惭ā苍辞补 conducted user testing at Yosemite National Park of the UniD mobile app, which is is designed to make national parks brochures accessible to those who have trouble seeing them.