UA DS 'All Access' Free Training Webinar Nov 12!
November 1, 2024
UA DS 'All Access' Free Training Webinars 2024-2025 Continue!
From Fall 2024 through Spring 2025, Disability Services (DS) offices across the state will continue to offer free virtual training sessions to UA staff and faculty on a range of essential topics. Each 'All Access' session will include ASL interpreters and live transcription services.
Busy schedule? If the timing doesn’t work for you, don’t worry -- unless otherwise noted, all UA DS 'All Access' presentations will be recorded. Please register today to receive a post-session link to the recorded session.
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NOV 12, 2024 | 1-2 pm
Presenters: Directors Anne Lazenby (UAA DSS) and Amber Cagwin (UAF DS)
Session Summary: Think moose and bears are the only animals on campus? Think again! In this engaging webinar, we’ll delve into the diverse roles of service animals, assistance animals, and pets in the academic environment. From understanding the legal rights and responsibilities associated with service animals to the emotional benefits of therapy and assistance animals, we’ll cover it all. Experts will share practical insights and strategies for fostering a welcoming and supportive atmosphere for these important companions. Additionally, we will discuss service animals in laboratories and other specialty areas. Whether you’re a student, staff/faculty member, or campus administrator, this session will equip you with the knowledge to navigate and enhance the role of animals on your campus and those they serve. Don't miss out -- learn how to make your campus more responsibly inclusive and respectfully animal-friendly!