Domenica please circulate to CDS students as well.

Thx

Regina




On behalf of the joint York-Seneca Rehabilitation Program, David Lepofsky 
has kindly agreed to speak about 
his disability advocacy work, including the naming of stops on the TTC to 
assist those with vision loss. This talk offers an interdisciplinary 
perspective on disability advocacy, namely changing public policies at 
higher levels.

The Rehabilitation Services program is offered for students pursuing an 
undergraduate degree in psychology. This program is offered jointly by 
York University and Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. 
Graduates of the program normally receive a BA or BSc degree (Bachelor or 
Honours degree) in Psychology from York University and a joint York/Seneca 
Certificate in Rehabilitation Services from Seneca College . 
The program is designed to provide students with an integrated education, 
enabling them to become effective practitioners in the field of 
rehabilitation. You can find more information on this joint program 
at the following link:

http://www.yorku.ca/health/psyc/joint_program.html

Please circulate this information to anyone else who you think might be 
interested. All are welcome.