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There is really no other way of handling transitions than systematic desensitization — repeatedly walking through the doorway and thinking through the steps before going in to reduce that unknown factor.
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All these women chose to believe in the possibility of individuals like me. All these women helped me build confidence and contribute to making the individual I am today.
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The options are either going down the stairs or attempting to go down the steep hill that is Hearst Avenue — not a viable option for many students.
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Every semester, Political Science 179, a guest speaker colloquium class, attracts new students across every major — but among the crowd, there is one veteran student who is all too familiar with the class.
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UC Berkeley is committed to providing a broad array of services to the more than 1800 students who are part of the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP.
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There is now a newer subset of autistic students who are college-bound — the nonverbal and the sensorily disorganized autistics like me.
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For hundreds of campus graduate and undergraduate students, preparing for the coming semester also means finding accommodations for disabilities.
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At least 15 students in the Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, have encountered problems with the disbursements of their fall 2017 technology grants — funds which enable them to purchase assistive technology — according to Berkeley Disabled Students, or BDS, founder Lisa Albertson.
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With the new school semester already underway, some students in the Disabled Students Program, or DSP, have been unable to get to their classes in Wheeler Hall.
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Michael Fuss, a campus alumnus and activist, died July 10 from cancer. Fuss was 72.
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