Through this video, students, parents, and high school educators can learn about applying to the DO-IT Scholars Program. DO-IT Scholars is a college-preparation program for high school students with disabilities who reside in WA state. Activities include learning about campus life, assistive technology, requesting academic accommodations, learning about majors and postsecondary programs, engaging in leadership activities, and more!
DO-IT Scholar Anita shares information about
experiences at school, in the community, and with the DO-IT Program.
DO-IT Scholar Kayla shares information about experiences at school, in the community, and with the DO-IT Program.
Welcome to DO‑IT Snapshots 2022!
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This video features staff and students of the DO-IT Center, who share information about the DO-IT Scholars program and its impact on students with disabilities as they prepare for college and careers. Participants and staff talk about DO-IT projects and their impact on college preparation, self-advocacy, and career development.
Kirk’s nervous system disorder causes him to live with chronic pain. In particular, fine motor tasks like writing, using a computer, or holding a pencil can be extremely painful. Assistive technology to circumvent these tasks and ergonomic workspaces that address his needs reduces pain and increases function. Kirk is in his senior year of his bachelor's program and preparing to apply to PhD programs.