Join our satellite teleclass to gain first-hand insights on the diversity of students and their thoughts and feelings about postsecondary education in the mainstream. Students from diverse educational and audiological backgrounds share with viewers their experiences and perceptions of being mainstreamed in postsecondary educational settings. The diverse panel will represent the range of students with hearing loss. Attendance is usually low or no cost to attendees. Check with your downlink site to find out.
Stipends are available for downlink registration fees.
If you outside the northwest region, contact the PEPNet Regional Center serving your state to find out if stipends are available in your area. Registrations are being accepted now. A panel of students from diverse educational and audiological backgrounds from around the country will share with viewers their experiences and perceptions of being mainstreamed in postsecondary educational settings. Experiential stories from those who live and learn in the trenches using support services will provide valuable insights and ideas to improve the college experience for all students. Lauren Teruel, a student who is deaf, will serve as moderator.