[nabs-l] European universities

[Sydney Walker Freedman]

Hello!

I am in the process of making all of the arrangements for graduate
study at the University of Limerick in Ireland.  As far as arranging
accommodations, find out who the disability services coordinator,
housing coordinator, etc. are, as well as your course director, and
contact them directly.  Also, find the equivalent of voc. rehab.
services (in Ireland it's NCBI) and see what they can offer (I will
get mobility from them, but that's it).  Contact people by e-mail, and
set up times to chat over the phone if you can.  Let me know if you
have any more questions.

Pax,
Sydney

On 4/26/09, Sarah J. Blake <sarah at growingstrong.org> wrote:
> I would be interested in hearing from anyone who has studied at a European
> university--or knows someone who has. I have considered this as a Ph.d.
> option; but one of the questions I have is how to handle things like getting
> oriented and arranging for other accommodations for very short-term trips
> (two to three weeks) of extremely intensive study. I have good blindness
> skills but do have some short-term memory loss due to other neurological
> issues. I considered taking someone with me; but that involves actually
> funding another ticket. The structure of a European program is extremely
> appealing to me; but this is a significant question I have.
>
> Sarah J. Blake
> Personal email: sjblake at growingstrong.org
> http://www.growingstrong.org
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