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University Seminar on Disability Studies: An Introduction to Disability StudiesBy: Kim Reid & Simi Linton, Co-Chairs of the Universit
Date: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19, 2005
Time: 1:00 - 3:00 pm Location: COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY in New York City; Satow Room, 5th Floor, Alfred Lerner Hall: Enter the Columbia University campus through the gate at 115th Street and Broadway. Follow the path to the entrance of Lerner Hall on the right. What is Disability Studies? As programs, courses, scholarship and interest grow, we are pausing for a moment, at the University Seminar in Disability Studies, to provide a basic primer in disability studies for faculty, graduate students and all interested parties. For those who have been using disability studies, but need a refresher, for those who are new and curious, and for those well versed in disability studies seeking active dialogue on the roots, frameworks and uses of the field. If making requests for interpreters or parking accommodations, please reply by October 6, 2005. Parking is available for a fee of $15. Please consider making a tax deductible donation. Make check payable to "Columbia University" and specify "Seminar # 697" on the memo line. The Columbia University Seminar on Disability studies seeks to expand its audience. Please feel free to forward this document to appropriate listservs, organizations or individuals. If you wish to be included on the mailing list to receive updated information on times, speakers, or further details about the seminar, please send an email with your request to: dsseminar@gmail.com Bookmark this article to: 
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