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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Disability Resources"”.

  1. Disability resources in New Jersey and Delaware colleges and universities

    The purpose of this study was to evaluate disability resources available in New Jersey and Delaware Colleges (n= 22) by surveying each school's Disabilities Department. The hypothesis of this study was there exists little consistency between colleges and universities in terms of accommodations …

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  2. Disability Resources for Students (DRS) Services Utilization Among School of Public Health Students

    … Public Health student opinions of student disability services on campus. I found expected proportions of different genders, ethnicities, and frequency of individuals who self-identify as disabled. The data also revealed that one-third of Public Health students receive accommodations. …

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  3. In transition: examining students with learning disabilities' transition from high school to college through Schlossberg's transition theory

    … old registered with Rowan University's Office of Disability Resources who self-identified as having one or more learning disability during the spring 2015 semester. Data were collected using an adapted interview protocol with permission from Samantha DeVilbiss' (2014) dissertation, The Transition …

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  4. Motivation and adherence to exercise in college students with schizophrenia

    … 18 years of age or older and registered with the Disability Resources and Services Department at Temple University. The participants were also to have already experienced their first episode of psychosis (FEP). The online survey yielded no completed questionnaires. The online survey consisted of …

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