McGill University offers a range of disability support services for students, including academic accommodations, mental health support, and accessibility resources.
This research article explores the experiences of engineering students with disabilities in Canadian universities, highlighting the challenges they face and the support services that can help them succeed.
The University of Waterloo provides accessibility services for students with disabilities, including note-taking, tutoring, and adaptive technology support.
This article discusses the importance of supporting students with disabilities in engineering education, and provides strategies for educators to create inclusive learning environments.
The Government of Canada provides information on disability support services for post-secondary students, including funding opportunities and resources for students with disabilities.
The University of British Columbia offers a range of initiatives to create inclusive engineering education, including disability support services, mentorship programs, and diversity training.
This video provides tips and strategies for engineering educators to accommodate students with disabilities in the classroom, including using accessible materials and providing accommodations for exams.
Northeastern University provides a range of disability and accessibility resources for engineering students, including academic support, mental health services, and career counseling.