Tag Archives: mental-health

American Sign Language and Deaf Studies celebrates opening of new ASL Lab

Posted on October 1, 2024 by Daniel Wilson

Originally published Oct. 1, 2024, by Sacramento State University Communications Students in Sacramento State’s Deaf Studies program now have a dedicated space to practice American Sign Language and collaborate with classmates. The new ASL Lab offers space for students to hang out, … Continue reading →

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Graduate student works to improve disability culture, create inclusive spaces and community

Posted on May 15, 2023 by Daniel Wilson

Originally published May 15, 2023, by Sacramento State University Communications Rachel Stewart lives by and has built a career around the phrase “nothing about us, without us” — a longstanding mantra of the disability community. The saying encompasses the idea … Continue reading →

Posted in Features, Sacramento State University Communications | Tagged ada, college, commencement, daniel wilson, disability, disability access, education, higher education, mental-health, sac state, sacramento, teaching, wheel chair | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: mental-health

American Sign Language and Deaf Studies celebrates opening of new ASL Lab

Graduate student works to improve disability culture, create inclusive spaces and community

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