[Nyagdu] Accessibility issues with Guide Dog Foundation in Smithtown

[Tracy Carcione]

I agree.  Have you tried talking to the graduate council?  Jeanine Stanley
is on it, and she's a tech-savvy blind person.  I think she would agree
that GDF's website should be accessible.
Tracy

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> Good morning all:
> Being a fellow graduate of the school, I have become less and less excited
> about them, having them in my own backyard so to say isn't necessarily a
> plus, and in this case I am giving you all a heads up.
> I realize not many of the schools are fans of NAGDU, but that shouldn't
> make no mind.
> Well Jones, CEO, sent out this past week a survey about the idea of a new
> logo for the school, that is working with them.
> Some were able to access some not, there system and the website is not up
> to par, and every time us graduates mention it, it seems to go in one ear
> and out the other.
> So just thought I would give a heads up.
> Again, this is just my own NY opinion here, that if they are a guide dog
> school offering services to the blind, that they should focus on the
> accessibility.
> Cheryl
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