SUCaresOffice on campusthat connectsstudents withresources, assistswith medicalwithdraws,DRCS.T.A.R.SProgram designed toprovide incomingstudents withdisabilities with theinformation, resources,and DRC servicesnecessary to ensure aseamless transition toSalisbury University.AmericanswithDisabilityAct (ADA)A civil rights lawpassed in 1990that prohibitsdiscriminationbased ondisabilityAcademicAccommodationsIncludes Testing,Classroom,Notetakingaccommodations,UniversalDesignThe process ofcreating products thatare accessible topeople with a widerange of abilities,disabilities, and othercharacteristicsOpenCaptioningCaptioningon a videothat cannotbe turned offWorkforceRecruitmentProgramRecruitment programfor students andrecent graduates withdisabilities foremployment with thefederal governmentHousingAccommodationsIncludesaccommodationsuch as singlebedroom,assistance animal,and access to anelevatorServiceAnimalAnimals thathave beentrained to performtasks that assista person with adisabilityAssistanceAnimalAnimals thatprovide support toindividuals withdisabilities whohave a disability-related need forsuch supportDisabilityResourceCenterOffice on campusthat is responsible forensuring equalaccess to SU'sprograms andservices for self-identified studentswith disabilitiesFamilyEducationalRights andPrivacy Act(FERPA)Federal lawenacted in 1974that protects theprivacy of studenteducationrecords.QualifiedPersonwith aDisabilitya person who has aphysical or mentalimpairment thatsubstantially limitsmajor life activities; hasa record of such animpairment; or isregarded as havingsuch an impairment.AcademicSkillBuildingService offered bythe DRC to helpstudents with timemanagement, studyskills, notetakingskills, and test-taking skillsAIMOnline Portal wherestudents can requesttheir accommodationletters be sent to theirfaculty and schedulespace in the DRCTesting CetnerCounselingCenterOffice on campuswhere studentscan receiveconfidentialmental healthservicesOffice ofInstitutionalEquityOffice oncampus wherestudents canreportinstances ofdiscriminationsJudyHeumannKnow as the"Mother ofthe DisabilityRightsMovement"AccessibilityRoomAcademicCommonsRoom 115DepartmentofRehabilitationServices(DORS)Vocationalrehabilitation programsthat specialize inhelping people withdisabilities obtaincompetitiveemployment in anintegrated setting.Center forStudentAchievementOffice on campuswhere studentscan receivecourse specificacademic supportStudentHealthServicesOffice oncampus wherestudents canreceive non-emergencymedical careDeltaAlpha Pi(DAP)Academic honorsociety founded torecognize high-achieving studentswith disabilitieswho are attendingcollegesNationalDisabilityHistory andAwarenessMonthOctoberSUCaresOffice on campusthat connectsstudents withresources, assistswith medicalwithdraws,DRCS.T.A.R.SProgram designed toprovide incomingstudents withdisabilities with theinformation, resources,and DRC servicesnecessary to ensure aseamless transition toSalisbury University.AmericanswithDisabilityAct (ADA)A civil rights lawpassed in 1990that prohibitsdiscriminationbased ondisabilityAcademicAccommodationsIncludes Testing,Classroom,Notetakingaccommodations,UniversalDesignThe process ofcreating products thatare accessible topeople with a widerange of abilities,disabilities, and othercharacteristicsOpenCaptioningCaptioningon a videothat cannotbe turned offWorkforceRecruitmentProgramRecruitment programfor students andrecent graduates withdisabilities foremployment with thefederal governmentHousingAccommodationsIncludesaccommodationsuch as singlebedroom,assistance animal,and access to anelevatorServiceAnimalAnimals thathave beentrained to performtasks that assista person with adisabilityAssistanceAnimalAnimals thatprovide support toindividuals withdisabilities whohave a disability-related need forsuch supportDisabilityResourceCenterOffice on campusthat is responsible forensuring equalaccess to SU'sprograms andservices for self-identified studentswith disabilitiesFamilyEducationalRights andPrivacy Act(FERPA)Federal lawenacted in 1974that protects theprivacy of studenteducationrecords.QualifiedPersonwith aDisabilitya person who has aphysical or mentalimpairment thatsubstantially limitsmajor life activities; hasa record of such animpairment; or isregarded as havingsuch an impairment.AcademicSkillBuildingService offered bythe DRC to helpstudents with timemanagement, studyskills, notetakingskills, and test-taking skillsAIMOnline Portal wherestudents can requesttheir accommodationletters be sent to theirfaculty and schedulespace in the DRCTesting CetnerCounselingCenterOffice on campuswhere studentscan receiveconfidentialmental healthservicesOffice ofInstitutionalEquityOffice oncampus wherestudents canreportinstances ofdiscriminationsJudyHeumannKnow as the"Mother ofthe DisabilityRightsMovement"AccessibilityRoomAcademicCommonsRoom 115DepartmentofRehabilitationServices(DORS)Vocationalrehabilitation programsthat specialize inhelping people withdisabilities obtaincompetitiveemployment in anintegrated setting.Center forStudentAchievementOffice on campuswhere studentscan receivecourse specificacademic supportStudentHealthServicesOffice oncampus wherestudents canreceive non-emergencymedical careDeltaAlpha Pi(DAP)Academic honorsociety founded torecognize high-achieving studentswith disabilitieswho are attendingcollegesNationalDisabilityHistory andAwarenessMonthOctober

Accessibility Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Office on campus that connects students with resources, assists with medical withdraws,
    SUCares
  2. Program designed to provide incoming students with disabilities with the information, resources, and DRC services necessary to ensure a seamless transition to Salisbury University.
    DRC S.T.A.R.S
  3. A civil rights law passed in 1990 that prohibits discrimination based on disability
    Americans with Disability Act (ADA)
  4. Includes Testing, Classroom, Notetaking accommodations,
    Academic Accommodations
  5. The process of creating products that are accessible to people with a wide range of abilities, disabilities, and other characteristics
    Universal Design
  6. Captioning on a video that cannot be turned off
    Open Captioning
  7. Recruitment program for students and recent graduates with disabilities for employment with the federal government
    Workforce Recruitment Program
  8. Includes accommodation such as single bedroom, assistance animal, and access to an elevator
    Housing Accommodations
  9. Animals that have been trained to perform tasks that assist a person with a disability
    Service Animal
  10. Animals that provide support to individuals with disabilities who have a disability-related need for such support
    Assistance Animal
  11. Office on campus that is responsible for ensuring equal access to SU's programs and services for self-identified students with disabilities
    Disability Resource Center
  12. Federal law enacted in 1974 that protects the privacy of student education records.
    Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
  13. a person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits major life activities; has a record of such an impairment; or is regarded as having such an impairment.
    Qualified Person with a Disability
  14. Service offered by the DRC to help students with time management, study skills, notetaking skills, and test-taking skills
    Academic Skill Building
  15. Online Portal where students can request their accommodation letters be sent to their faculty and schedule space in the DRC Testing Cetner
    AIM
  16. Office on campus where students can receive confidential mental health services
    Counseling Center
  17. Office on campus where students can report instances of discriminations
    Office of Institutional Equity
  18. Know as the "Mother of the Disability Rights Movement"
    Judy Heumann
  19. Academic Commons Room 115
    Accessibility Room
  20. Vocational rehabilitation programs that specialize in helping people with disabilities obtain competitive employment in an integrated setting.
    Department of Rehabilitation Services (DORS)
  21. Office on campus where students can receive course specific academic support
    Center for Student Achievement
  22. Office on campus where students can receive non-emergency medical care
    Student Health Services
  23. Academic honor society founded to recognize high-achieving students with disabilities who are attending colleges
    Delta Alpha Pi (DAP)
  24. October
    National Disability History and Awareness Month