by University of Texas at Austin
The National Disability Center for Student Success (NDCSS) was established at The University of Texas at Austin with a $5 million grant from the Institute for Education Sciences. It is led by Professor Stephanie Cawthon and focuses on systematically studying what works — and what doesn't — in postsecondary disability support.
NDCSS publishes national reports on disabled college student experiences, developed the College Accessibility Measure (CAM) — the first comprehensive tool measuring accessibility from students' perspectives — and maintains a Communications Network for community members working toward disability inclusion in higher education. Reports and resources are freely available on its website.
Disabled college students and prospective students wanting data-backed insight into campus climate; disability services professionals and administrators seeking research to improve practice; policymakers and institutional leaders working to advance equity in higher education.
Literacy support toolbar providing text-to-speech, word prediction, picture dictionaries, and highlighting tools for students and adults with dyslexia, ADHD, and other reading or writing differences.
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