Category: Physical Disabilities

Finding a Path That Works for You: An Interview with Duncan Hobbs

Finding a Path That Works for You: An Interview with Duncan Hobbs Duncan Hobbs

There is an added layer of complexity that students with physical disabilities and health conditions face when they are considering colleges. They may have to consider the topography of the camps (are there a lot of hills?) and the weather (does it snow or rain a lot?). Then you have questions about dormitories (do the […]

Flourishing in College with a Physical Disability: An Interview with Margot Keale

Flourishing in College with a Physical Disability: An Interview with Margot Keale

Students who use wheelchairs and other mobility aids have the added challenge of having to consider the physical accessibility of the campus and it’s surrounding areas. This month, we invited Margot Keale to share her story. She is a recent graduate of Georgetown University. Margot was admitted to college before she was using a wheelchair. […]

College and Cerebral Palsy: An Interview with Evan Monod

College and Cerebral Palsy: An Interview with Evan Monod

I’m excited to share the first in a series of monthly interviews with college students in their transitions to college. This month I interviewed Evan Monod, a recent graduate of Georgetown University, about his preparation for college.  Feel free to share suggestions of other questions you would like me to ask future interviewees.  We can […]