At the end of each meeting, next week's selections are announced so that members can prepare for discussion. According to Beth King, the club's adviser, discussion often moves from interpretation to practical application to personal stories. There's a certain trust in the room that we're all here to help each other. The Christian focus, however, should not deter students of different backgrounds from offering their own interpretations and views. As the name implies, the Disabled Students for Positive Action club aims to give disabled students a voice.
Members meet to express concerns on subjects that affect students with disabilities.
The club also arms disabled students with knowledge of their rights so that they will not let their disabilities limit the extent of their education and enjoyment of life. The club encourages disabled students to attend public conferences, seminars, and workshops. Members are told that they can transcend those barriers by calling conferences ahead of time to request proper accommodations. Likewise, this club is open to students without disabilities, as well. In fact, at least one or two able students every semester join the club.