Mon Jun 03 2024 at 06:00 pm to Sat Jun 08 2024 at 08:00 pm
Online
This 8 week course (June 3-August 5, 2024) is useful as a training for anyone working in the public sector that may interact people with disabilities, as well as employees of community programs serving individuals with disabilities. This class will explore the dynamics of societal views of disability, as a part of human diversity, and the inclusion of people with disabilities in everyday life. The relationships between societal institutions and the needs of persons with disabilities are examined in light of both historical and contemporary trends. An understanding of the factors impacting quality of life for individuals with disabilities are achieved through student interviews and observations conducted in community and social settings.
This course satisfies requirements for Part I of the
NOTE: This is a college-level course. Participants should expect to devote 4-10 hours per week to course work.
Mode of Instruction: Online; Virtual Classroom Meeting vis ZOOM take place during the 1st, 4th, and 8th weeks of class.
Course Dates: June 3 -August 5, 2024
Course Cost: $325.00
Payment/Refund and Cancellation Policy:
GROUP RATES may be available.
Contact Dr. Janice Melroy: amFuaWNlICEgbWVscm95IHwgZ2NjY2QgISBlZHU= with any questions about Disability Support Services Program (registration, certificates, rates, etc.)
Contact Instructor Dr. Janice Melroy: amFuaWNlICEgbWVscm95IHwgZ2NjY2QgISBlZHU= with questions specific to this course.
Janice Melroy: Dr. Janice Melroy has been in the disability and education field for more than 25 years. She has coordinated state and federally funded training and dissemination programs employing individuals with Developmental Disabilities, and taught Disability Support Services courses since 2004. Janice’s educational background includes: an A.S. degree in Disability Services Management from Grossmont College, a Bachelor’s degree in Vocational Education, Master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling with emphasis on Rehabilitation Technology, and finally a Doctorate in Educational Leadership, with emphasis on Community College Leadership at San Diego State University. Her dissertation included research on the efficacy of Universal Design for Learning.
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Tickets for RSS1- Disability, Diversity & Society: Online class can be booked here.
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General Admission | USD 325 |