About this Event
Undergraduate and graduate Special Education majors and minors across the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities campus are invited to join us to learn about the importance of disability inclusion, identify how to connect the individuals we support to resources and services, and discuss how we can provide the best services possible as professionals serving communities with disabilities.
During this session, hosted by PhD Student in Special Education and sociologist, Sethe Zachman, M.A., and Lifeworks Services, you will:
- Connect with other future special education professionals
- Explore existing disability resources and services in Minnesota
- Discuss how you can promote dialogue about systematic and individual barriers to disability inclusion in clinical and educational settings
This is a free event – food and refreshments will be provided!
When:
Tuesday, April 29 | 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Where:
Conference Room 324 | Coffman Memorial Union
Questions?
If you have questions or concerns about this event, please contact Sethe Zachman at [email protected] or 231-866-1555 (call or text).
Register
Space at this event is limited! When you register, you will be able to note any dietary preferences for food served at this event and request accommodations, like ASL interpretation services or real-time captioning and CART services. We will try our best to accommodate all dietary preferences and accommodations and will reach out to you after you register if we are unable to do so.
If you would like assistance registering, please contact Connor Zielinski at [email protected] or 612-398-1967 (call or text).
About Lifeworks
Lifeworks is a Minnesota-based non-profit with 60 years of experience partnering with people with disabilities, businesses, and communities to advance disability inclusion. To learn more, visit: www.lifeworks.org
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Coffman Memorial Union, 300 Washington Avenue Southeast, Minneapolis, United States
