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Tried-and-True

When it comes to accommodating employees with disabilities, follow what you know, go back to basics, collaborate, consult, and think outside the box.
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Navigating ADA Employment Basics

Smooth Sailing Ahead!
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100 Days Out

The countdown begins - less than 100 days until I compete at the Paralympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.
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Ep. 19 - Keri Gray

Today’s guest is Keri Grey. As a child, Keri was diagnosed with bone cancer which resulted in an amputated leg. 

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An Outsider’s Perspective

You will never learn anything if you do not consider new perspectives.
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Are Higher Learning Institutions Making the Digital Grade with the ADA?

Having equal access to technology that meets the needs of a wide range of disabilities is a win for both the user and the provider.
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Using Apartments as Hotels – How the ADA Applies

The ADA is more stringent than the Fair Housing Act when it comes to hotel units in apartment projects. Owners and operators can provide an accessible project with some simple upfront planning.
Podcast

Ep. 18 - Conor O'Meara & Scott Applebaum

Today's guests are Scott Applebaum and Connor O'Meara. Together, they host Conor's Corner, a radio show out of St. Paul, Minnesota, where they talk about sports, music, life, and whatever's on their minds.

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Certain aspects of the ADA seem obvious, but sometimes people lack empathy or let their own best-interests guide their thinking.
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Celebrating Older Americans Month

Older adults are a key source of strength!
Podcast

Ep. 17 - Oz Sanchez

In this episode, we talk with Oscar "Oz" Sanchez. Sanchez grew up in Los Angeles and spent six years as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps. He became a part of the Special Forces unit, deploying twice to the Middle East.

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A Brief Introduction to Instructional Design

Instructional design is the process of identifying the specific needs, performance and/or skill gaps of a target audience and developing tailored learning that bridge this gap.