Upcoming Accessibility Services Workshops, August 2023
Accessibility Grad Productivity Groups
Accessibility Services offers the Accessibility Grad Writing Group (GWG-A) and Accessibility Grad Productivity Group: Actually Work From Home! in partnership with Academic Success for grad students with accessibility needs who want to work together.
Accessibility Grad Productivity Group (GPG-A): Actually Work From Home!
Accessibility Section: Tuesdays from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. with Christine
August 1, 8 | 10am-12pm
Description
A supportive, virtual environment in which to work in company with grad school peers. This section created through a partnership of Academic Success and Accessibility Services is for students who identify as having accessibility needs. This particular time is set aside for students with accessibility needs to work exclusively in the company of other students with similar experiences. Created by and for graduate students.
Direct CLNx links:
August 1: https://clnx.utoronto.ca/home/gradlife.htm?eventId=54431
August 8: https://clnx.utoronto.ca/home/gradlife.htm?eventId=54432
Accessibility Grad Writing Group (GWG-A)
Accessibility Section: Wednesdays from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. with Christin
August 2, 9 | 10am-12pm
Description
Accessibility Services, in partnership with Academic Success, offers an Accessibility Writing Group (GWG-A) for students who want to work with others who experience graduate school with accessibility needs. The group is facilitated by a Ph.D. student with experience facilitating Graduate Writing Groups and Accessibility programming for students.
Direct CLNx links:
August 2: https://clnx.utoronto.ca/home/gradlife.htm?eventId=54448
August 9: https://clnx.utoronto.ca/home/gradlife.htm?eventId=54449
Moving Forward is a summer transition program specifically designed for new, incoming students who self-identify as having disabilities and who are entering any level of post-secondary education at any institution. This program is also for students who have not yet attended a Moving Forward orientation event.
This program supports students by:
- helping you navigate academic accommodations at the post-secondary level
- introducing you to online, hybrid, and in-person learning, lectures and note-taking
- giving you strategies for managing life in and out of the classroom (including tips for virtual and hybrid learning)
- teaching you university-level academic learning strategies and skills
- connecting you with a community of peers and Accessibility Services staff
- helping you transition to the next stage of your academic career
Join us for a series of workshops, panels and strategy sessions to get familiar with Accessibility Services and accommodations, and learn tips to prepare you for post-secondary learning!
Our graduate specific sessions are scheduled for the following dates: