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Preparation + opportunity = success

That's the DSU equation. We're a four-year university with nationally recognized programs, cutting-edge facilities, and the brightest thinkers. But we're also a tight-knit, inclusive community. Small class sizes mean hands-on training and individualized attention. All this with an affordable, public school price that's among the best values in the region.

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Barrier-Free Learning Committee Charter

I. COMMITTEE MISSION

The Barrier-Free Learning Committee will leverage the intellectual, technological, and physical resources of the DSU campus and its offerings to facilitate the following:

a. education about the evolving responsibility of providing a barrier-free environment in which to work and learn;
b. the pursuit of opportunities to make DSU a regional and national leader in providing the best access for persons with disabilities; and
c. the pursuit of the most current information and methods with regard to streamlining pedagogical and technological methodologies, devices, delivery systems, and environments which might otherwise prove an impediment to students, faculty, and staff with disabilities.

II. COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP AND APPOINTMENTS

Membership of this committee shall consist of one representative from each of the following areas, with the exception that each college will have two faculty representatives:

  • Disability and Testing Services Coordinator (Chair, Nature of Office)
  • Director of the Center for Teaching and Learning
  • One (1) faculty member from the Beacom College of Computer and Cyber Sciences
  • One (1) faculty member from the College of Arts and Sciences
  • One (1) faculty member from the College of Business and Information Systems
  • One (1) faculty member from the College of Education and Human Performance
  • One (1) representative from the Physical Plant
  • One (1) representative from Marketing
  • One (1) representative from Online Learning
  • One (1) student representative
Non-faculty or shared-duty representatives will be appointed by their respective directors. A student representative with expertise in the area of barrier-free learning will be recommended by the Disability and Testing Services Coordinator.

III. COMMITTEE TENURE

Per the Policy on Committees

IV.MEETINGS

Per the Policy on Committees.

V. CHARTER HISTORY

Adopted: 12/18/2023
Revised: