Wednesday, April 12. Several federal laws require that electronic and information technology be accessible to people with disabilities. This workshop will provide information about the Web site developer's legal responsibilities as a Purdue employee, an explanation of technical access, and examples of adaptive technologies and how they work with well-designed and poorly designed Web sites. We will also share resources for additional information and technical assistance. Paula Micka, assistant dean of students, will lead a team of experts from the Office of the Dean of Students to facilitate this workshop.
Practitioners unanimously clamor for more of it in their organizations.
By reviewing contemporary materials from academe, paired with practical case studies that illustrate leadership in action, this course provides a working definition and model for leadership behavior in organizations. Mike Sheahan, associate director of Krannert Executive Education Programs, develops and conducts degree and nondegree programs for professionals in industry. That will allow our subcommittee to match more individuals with the courses they most desire. You will receive your invitation by Friday, March 3. At that time, we also will inform all other registrants of their placement on waiting lists for their preferred courses.