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Request support from Technology Services, Student Accounts, Financial Services, and the Registrar’s Office, or learn more about common tasks.
Accessible Learning
Events and Workshops
During the Fall and Winter terms, Accessible Learning Services facilitates numerous events and workshops designed to assist in your overall success at Acadia. Spaces are reserved for students registered with our services, but whenever room capacity allows we welcome all Acadia students to attend.
Please check back soon for more events!
How to Sign Up
- Email kate.johnstone@acadiau.ca. Please include:
- The session name and date/time
- Your name and Acadia ID #
- You will receive a reminder about the session 24-48 hours in advance, as well as instructions on what to bring with you.
If you missed a session, check out our handy resource guides.
If you have questions or want to request a topic, please contact Kate Johnstone, Accessible Learning Support Advisor, at kate.johnstone@acadiau.ca
Upcoming Events
September
29
2021
Self-Advocacy
(9:30 am - 10:00 am)
October
6
2021
Presentation Skills
(1:30 pm - 2:00 pm)
Contact
disability.access@acadiau.ca
Tel: 902.585.1291, 902.585.1605, 902.585.1823
Fax: 902.585.1093
Mail: Accessible Learning Services, Box 189
Wolfville, NS B4P 2R6
Rhodes Hall, Rooms 111 — 115