We are proud to continue offering workshops as part of Fulton Diversity Difference, funded by the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering Diversity and Inclusion Initiative. This series aims to showcase our diverse community and to support learning through workshops and experiences. 
As the Fall 2020 series continues, we are excited to offer AccessZone as the next set of workshops — specifically designed with a STEM focus with one workshop for faculty and staff, and one specifically for students. AccessZone is an interactive educational experience designed to increase institutional awareness and support for students with disabilities.
AccessZone prepares practitioners to understand disability as an important aspect of campus diversity and introduces Universal Design as it relates to access and inclusion in higher education settings. Using videos, experiential learning, case studies, and discussion, this program provides practitioners with the knowledge, tools, and skills to work more effectively and confidently with students with disabilities.
Join the Fulton Schools in partnership with AccessZone as we explore ways to support students!
Share with your students: AccessZone workshop for students
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
2–3:30 p.m. MST
Register to attend
AccessZone workshop for faculty and staff
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
9:30–11 a.m. MST
Register to attend
Please contact Daniel Ramirez-Escobedo at Daniel.Ramirez-Escobedo@asu.edu or Christina Hernandez at cqhernandez@asu.edu from the Fulton Schools Student Success and Engagement Team to learn more about this series or for workshop recommendations.
