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Summary of Findings: Academic Reasonable Adjustments Forum 2019
May 7th 2019 saw the first ever CUSU/GU-organised Academic Reasonable Adjustments Forum, a chance for Senior Tutors, Directors of Teaching, and other college and faculty staff – both teaching and support staff – to get together and discuss how to improve the provision of academic reasonable adjustments for disabled students. Click here to download the […]
Exam Term Infographic
Plain text version below. For more info please contact the Student Advice Service or see the University’s pages on Exams including Mitigation. Plain text version: How to get it right when it all goes wrong What to do when something happens during exam term Exam term is hard enough already So make sure you know […]
DSC committee elections ’19-20!
Vote before 5pm on friday may 10th at vote.cusu.cam.ac.uk! positions & candidates up for election: Women’s Rep – Cecily Bateman LGBT+ Rep – Anna W & Celestya Riva (joint) Trans Rep – Aberdeen Powell BME Rep – Lisa J & Celestya Riva (joint) Graduate Rep – Lisa Bernhardt & Emma Carey (joint) International Rep […]
So, you want an assessment for ADHD? – guide
2018-19 DSC Academic Affairs Officer Chay Graham has put together this super useful guide for anyone considering or seeking an ADHD assessment! Updates from 2020-21: the DRC is no longer able to offer screenings, and the cost of EP reports has now gone up to £425. When there are further updates to guidance, they will […]
“Does it Count?” – infographic
Spread the good news – you may be entitled to adjustments you didn’t realise you had the right to! Image text reads: “Does it count?”Mental health, disability and what’s available to you Not all disabilities look like this. Image shows a cartoon of a wheelchair user. Disabilities can be visible or invisible – and most […]
CUSU Conference 2019 session – Accessibility in Organising: Running Disability-Informed Campaigns
[Image: opening slide from session powerpoint] Download powerpoint here: accessibility in organising ppt