Location: Black Hall 214-5
Phone: (509) 607-9407
Email: NJP@cwu.edu
Examples of Accessibility Studies Program Capstone Projects
Beginning the Journey with the Help of Access Services - Nineth Alvarez Lopez
School District Accessibility for Children with Disabilities and their Immigrant Families - James Richmond
The Evacuation of Minor-aged Students with Mobility Impairments in Multistory School Buildings - Chelsea Rivas
Beginning the Journey: Special Education Transitioning in Kittitas County - Kayla Nancarrow
Accessibility in City Parks - Jazmin Quinones
International Disabled Adoptees Path to Higher Education - Kaily Baulaureier
Identifying Roadblocks to the Hiring of People with Exceptionalities - Alex Cheesman
How to Look Disabled Enough: An Exploration of Stigma and Invisible Disabilities - Kenny Dalton
Accessible Design on Mobile Apps for Elders - Han Jiang
Finding Employment Accessibility for People with Intellectual Disabilities - Michael Riggin
The Evacuation of Minor-aged Students with Mobility Impairments in Multistory School Buildings - Chelsea Rivas
Deafness Accommodation in a Museum - Caryn Boehm
The Experience of Living with an Adult Child with Autism and Mental Illness - Anna Cairns
"A Missing Piece”, a Book about the Disorder of Agenesis and the Corpus Callosum - Katheryn Clark
Lesson Plans to Teach Elementary Students about Accessibility - Emma Cottle
School District Classified Staff and Awareness of Disabilities - Laura Evans
Curriculum for Disability Awareness: Reducing the Stigma of Disability though Education - Brittney Lautenslager
Accessibility at White River Ampitheatre - Meredith Lanthorn
An Expanding Workforce and Promoting Inclusion - Luca Straka
Comparison of Chinese and American Elementary Schools - Ashley VanHorn
Accessibility with CWU Engagement Opportunities - Annie Young
Employer Support for Veterans Transitioning to Civilian Life - Sarah Bluher
Transitioning to College with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) - Robert Bolger
Do Medicare- and Medicaid-Issue Wheelchairs Contribute to Keeping People Homebound? - Angela Congdon
Recursos y Entendimiento a la Discapacidad (Resources and Understanding of Disability) - Stephanie Lopez
The Extent Deafness is Mentioned in Elementary Education Courses at Central Washington University -Megan Marshall
Effects of the Pandemic on Services Provided to Quinault Nation Elders - Kristeen Mowitch
The Accessibility of Kittitas Valley Math Circles Lessons-Sam Wilson
Accessibility Awareness in CWU’s Dietetic Curriculum. – Nicole Gibson
Accessibility Universal Design for Learning Training for Faculty using the Canvas Learning Management System - Bridget Irish
How Academic Libraries Can Improve Accessibility for Employees with Invisible Disabilities - Tasha Robertson
The Gender Bias in Diagnosing ADHD and Lasting Impacts It Has Had Upon the Lives of Women -Sara Cannarella
Current Social Media Pages focused on ADHD Awareness - Alexa Stewart
How Invisible Disabilities Affect College Student Participation in School-Sponsored Events - Ellie Chaffin
The Accessibility of the Sequim McDonald’s PlayPlace - Annie Guthrie
Accessible Design in Water Parks - Patience Pruitt
Accessibility in Daycares - Teresa Olarte
Open Up a World of Possibilities for Your Deaf Child Through ASL Immersion - Kate Anderson
Changing How Music is Viewed with Subtitles and ASL Interpreters - Samantha Stevens
The Accessibility of Drive-Thru Restaurants for People with Visual and Communicative Disabilities - Toby Gordon
Are Future High School Coaches Adequately Prepared to Involve Students with Disabilities? - Trevor Barger
StrongMind: A Program to Alleviate Engagement Problems of Remote Learning in a Challenging High School - Alyssa Howard
The Accessibility of Pandemic-era Communication from a School District Before-and-After School Care Program - Laura Korsgaard
The Accessibility Studies Program would like to commend the Facilities Department for utilizing the
CWU Director Of Disability Services Wins Inaugural RADD AwardWe are so proud Wendy Holden, Central Washington University’s Director of Disability Services,
ASP Faculty Honored For Their Instructional InnovationsThree Accessibility Studies faculty presented at the Faculty Showcase for Innovative Teaching. Congr