Disability Studies shifts our perspective on a marginalized phenomenon at the center of our experience – disability – revising what is often misconceived as an aberration of daily life into one of its most basic and
formative realities.
Disability Studies: A Unique Lens to Explore an Emerging Field
Article from College Report (PDF)
Article from College Report (PDF)
Announcing:
Choreographing Disability
2010 Disability Studies Symposium and Reception
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 4-7 p.m
Gloria Kaufman Hall 200
Jessie Aplaugh Senior Prize in
Disability Studies
Prize Honors Daughters Love of Disability Studies
Choreographing Disability
2010 Disability Studies Symposium and Reception
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 4-7 p.m
Gloria Kaufman Hall 200
Jessie Aplaugh Senior Prize in
Disability Studies
Prize Honors Daughters Love of Disability Studies
What is Disability Studies?
Disability Studies shifts our perspective on a marginalized phenomenon at the center of our experience – disability – revising what is often misconceived as an aberration of daily life into one of its most basic andformative realities.
Disability Studies shifts our perspective on a marginalized phenomenon at the center of our experience – disability – revising what is often misconceived as an aberration of daily life into one of its most basic and
formative realities.
The Disability Studies Minor at UCLA
The disability studies minor will be of interest to students from many different academic areas. Those students planning to enter professions in teaching, social work, public health, nursing, medicine, architecture, and law may have a special interest in applying their study to the needs of disabled populations.
The disability studies minor will be of interest to students from many different academic areas. Those students planning to enter professions in teaching, social work, public health, nursing, medicine, architecture, and law may have a special interest in applying their study to the needs of disabled populations.
Photo: Emma Alpaugh © 2002
Banner photo: The AXIS Dance Company in 'Fantasy in C Major' (2000)
choreographed by Bill T. Jones. Photo by David Brazemore.