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This 2-day seminar for college and university students with disabilities aims to support them in their employment search after graduation. The seminar uses interactive role playing and small group discussions to help students discover their career goals, integrate their disability into work life, and learn disability management skills. Objectives include building a supportive network, confidence, and knowledge around job searching, disability disclosure, legal rights, and managing disabilities at work. Topics covered are self-knowledge, career vs. disability, tools and services, peer support, disclosure, legal considerations, and disability management.
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