Admission is free.
The teleconference will focus on appropriate types of accommodations given to students and the roles of the student, disability service provider, faculty member and administration in the accommodation process. Case studies and discussions are designed for a wide range of persons who work with and act as advocates for adolescents and adults with psychological disorders. Questions and comments from participants throughout the country will be answered via telephone and fax during the broadcast. Participants will have an opportunity to speak directly with the panel and the viewing audience. Kincaid writes and lectures widely in the area of disability law and education and serves as a due process special education hearing officer for the state of New Hampshire.