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Disabilities Task Force
Recommendations to New York State for strategies to increase access and opportunity
1. Preparation for postsecondary education opportunities 2. Institutional commitment within postsecondary education 3. Capacity of all campus personnel and students to work with and teach students with disabilities 4. Universal design and access through assistive technology 5. Career development and full employment opportunity 6. Regional coordination and partnerships 9. Management structure for continued collaboration and implementation Download Reports: (+) |
Appendices - Data and ChartsPostsecondary Education and Students with Disabilities Where They Go Students with disabilities are attending the State University of New York (SUNY), City University of New York (CUNY), independent colleges and universities and degree-granting proprietary colleges. Of the total number of college students with disabilities in 1997, 14,358 individuals were attending SUNY colleges and universities; 7,013 individuals were attending CUNY colleges and universities; 9,024 individuals were attending independent colleges and universities; and 404 were enrolled in degree-granting proprietary colleges (see Figure 2). A large percentage of college students with disabilities attend community colleges, which accounts for only 19 percent of the institutions of higher education in New York State. Of the 30,889 enrolled students with disabilities (see Figure 3), 10,596 (more than 34 percent) are enrolled in community colleges. First Previous 2 3 4 5 6 Next Last |
