'Try It My Way' event brings awareness to disabled community
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'Try It My Way' event brings awareness to disabled community
In coordination with the Student Activities Association, the Braille & Cane Club and Talking Hands held their ‘Try It My Way’ event from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 13 in the Baker Pattillo Student Center Spirit Lounge. The event introduced different exercises and activities to bring awarenessto and educate non-disabled students on the daily life of the disabled community.
- Marcus Jackson, Staff Photographer
'Try It My Way' event brings awareness to disabled community
Members of the Braille & Cane Clubdirect students in obstacle courses, which areintended to give them a chance to experience and inform them on different types of visual impairment.
- Marcus Jackson, Staff Photographer
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'Try It My Way' event brings awareness to disabled community
In coordination with the Student Activities Association, the Braille & Cane Club and Talking Hands held their ‘Try It My Way’ event from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 13 in the Baker Pattillo Student Center Spirit Lounge. The event introduced different exercises and activities to bring awarenessto and educate non-disabled students on the daily life of the disabled community.
- Marcus Jackson, Staff Photographer
'Try It My Way' event brings awareness to disabled community
Members of the Braille & Cane Clubdirect students in obstacle courses, which areintended to give them a chance to experience and inform them on different types of visual impairment.
- Marcus Jackson, Staff Photographer
'Try It My Way' event brings awareness to disabled community
SAA members provide adult coloring books and have students use their non-dominant hands to color, cut and flip pages.
- Marcus Jackson, Staff Photographer
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