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devva@earthlink.net

Sun, Dec 3, 2023 10:42 PM

Fred,

SDS used to do this about once a decade. Past published versions are by;

David Stea and crew.
Me and Sue Stoddard.
Pamela Cushing.

All now at least 15 years old.

devva

Devva Kasnitz, PhD

Adj Professor, City University of New York—School of Professional Studies—Disability Studies

Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative Committee, CA

1614 D Street

Eureka, CA 95501-2345

Text and Voicemail: (510) 206-5767

Email: mailto:devva@earthlink.net devva@earthlink.net

If you don’t know me, I prefer email, Skype with IM, or text as I do have a significant speech impairment.

NOW IN PAPERBACK! Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability
Editors: Block, P., Kasnitz, D., Nishida, A., Pollard, N. http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836 http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836

From: MAIL_B0X fpelka@comcast.net
Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2023 12:44 PM
To: devva@earthlink.net; David Goode goodedog1@hotmail.com; Anne Finger anniedigit@gmail.com; Michael Rembis mrembis@gmail.com; Warder, Graham gwarder@keene.edu; John Sears jsears7@gmail.com; mark johnson john4404@bellsouth.net; Mara Mills mmills@nyu.edu; Amy Hasbrouck tigrlily61@gmail.com; Laurie Block lblock@disabilitymuseum.org; Jeffrey Edelstein jedelstein@umass.edu; Ashley Woodman awoodman@umass.edu; Kimberly Enderle kenderle@umass.edu; glassberg@history.umass.edu; Samm Delorey samm.delorey@umass.edu
Subject: disability studies disability history programs

Hi all,

I'm hoping someone can help me with this.

I'm looking for information on the number of disability studies/disability history programs available at US/Canadian colleges and universities. The figures I'm able to find are quite a few years old, and I'm hoping for something more recent, say in the last two or three years. The figure would include majors, minors, and or certificates in disability studies and or disability history.

Any leads on this, including others not included on this email who might know, would be very much appreciated.

Thank you all and best wishes,

Fred Pelka

413 203 2099

Fred, SDS used to do this about once a decade. Past published versions are by; 1. David Stea and crew. 2. Me and Sue Stoddard. 3. Pamela Cushing. All now at least 15 years old. devva Devva Kasnitz, PhD Adj Professor, City University of New York—School of Professional Studies—Disability Studies Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative Committee, CA 1614 D Street Eureka, CA 95501-2345 Text and Voicemail: (510) 206-5767 Email: <mailto:devva@earthlink.net> devva@earthlink.net If you don’t know me, I prefer email, Skype with IM, or text as I do have a significant speech impairment. NOW IN PAPERBACK! Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability Editors: Block, P., Kasnitz, D., Nishida, A., Pollard, N. <http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836> http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836 From: MAIL_B0X <fpelka@comcast.net> Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2023 12:44 PM To: devva@earthlink.net; David Goode <goodedog1@hotmail.com>; Anne Finger <anniedigit@gmail.com>; Michael Rembis <mrembis@gmail.com>; Warder, Graham <gwarder@keene.edu>; John Sears <jsears7@gmail.com>; mark johnson <john4404@bellsouth.net>; Mara Mills <mmills@nyu.edu>; Amy Hasbrouck <tigrlily61@gmail.com>; Laurie Block <lblock@disabilitymuseum.org>; Jeffrey Edelstein <jedelstein@umass.edu>; Ashley Woodman <awoodman@umass.edu>; Kimberly Enderle <kenderle@umass.edu>; glassberg@history.umass.edu; Samm Delorey <samm.delorey@umass.edu> Subject: disability studies disability history programs Hi all, I'm hoping someone can help me with this. I'm looking for information on the number of disability studies/disability history programs available at US/Canadian colleges and universities. The figures I'm able to find are quite a few years old, and I'm hoping for something more recent, say in the last two or three years. The figure would include majors, minors, and or certificates in disability studies and or disability history. Any leads on this, including others not included on this email who might know, would be very much appreciated. Thank you all and best wishes, Fred Pelka 413 203 2099

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Wendy Harbour

Thu, Dec 7, 2023 6:27 PM

I just wanted to share some information regarding lists of disability studies programs. When Rachael Zubal-Ruggieri worked at Syracuse University's Center on Human Policy, she used to maintain a list of these programs. Unfortunately, the center has now closed, but I'm copying Rachael on this email so she can share any updates she might have on the list. I'm particularly interested in this topic because we want to identify colleges that have disability studies programs in the NCCSD's CEDAR Database for prospective students with disabilities (you can check out the database at www.CEDARdatabase.org http://www.CEDARdatabase.org). If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out!

Best regards,
Wendy

The NCCSD and DREAM welcome your opinion - please tell us about your experience with us in a very short confidential survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BX3PHSH

Dr. Wendy S. Harbour, Ed.D.
Associate Executive Director for Programs and Development at the Association on Higher Education And Disability (AHEAD)
Co-PI and Director, National Center for College Students with Disabilities (NCCSD) at the Institute on Community Integration (ICI) at the University of Minnesota

wendy@ahead.org mailto:wendy@ahead.org or harbo002@umn.edu
Preferred Pronouns she/hers

651-583-7499 (Phone or VideoPhone)
704-707-5886 (Texts Only)

https://nccsd.ici.umn.edu/

I acknowledge, with respect, that I live and work on traditional, ancestral, and contempory lands of Indigenous people including the Anishinaabe, Chippewa, Ojibwe, Dakota (including the Mdewakanton Sioux), Northern Cheyenne, and the Waccamaw Siouan Tribe. I affirm tribal sovereignty and will work to hold myself, my workplaces, and my affiliations accountable to American Indian peoples and Nations.

I just wanted to share some information regarding lists of disability studies programs. When Rachael Zubal-Ruggieri worked at Syracuse University's Center on Human Policy, she used to maintain a list of these programs. Unfortunately, the center has now closed, but I'm copying Rachael on this email so she can share any updates she might have on the list. I'm particularly interested in this topic because we want to identify colleges that have disability studies programs in the NCCSD's CEDAR Database for prospective students with disabilities (you can check out the database at www.CEDARdatabase.org<http://www.CEDARdatabase.org>). If you have any questions or comments, feel free to reach out! Best regards, Wendy The NCCSD and DREAM welcome your opinion - please tell us about your experience with us in a very short confidential survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BX3PHSH ----- Dr. Wendy S. Harbour, Ed.D. Associate Executive Director for Programs and Development at the Association on Higher Education And Disability (AHEAD) Co-PI and Director, National Center for College Students with Disabilities (NCCSD) at the Institute on Community Integration (ICI) at the University of Minnesota wendy@ahead.org<mailto:wendy@ahead.org> or harbo002@umn.edu Preferred Pronouns she/hers 651-583-7499 (Phone or VideoPhone) 704-707-5886 (Texts Only) https://nccsd.ici.umn.edu/ I acknowledge, with respect, that I live and work on traditional, ancestral, and contempory lands of Indigenous people including the Anishinaabe, Chippewa, Ojibwe, Dakota (including the Mdewakanton Sioux), Northern Cheyenne, and the Waccamaw Siouan Tribe. I affirm tribal sovereignty and will work to hold myself, my workplaces, and my affiliations accountable to American Indian peoples and Nations.

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Marion Quirici

Thu, Dec 7, 2023 7:58 PM

Hi Fred, Devva, and everyone!

I have a list of disability studies programs available here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18k0YukA2X8aRI07xygKXfL4JZCdBk2zI0LGOTPmY42o/edit?usp=sharing

This was last updated in the spring of 2022. It does not have specifics on
which programs are "disability history" but it does mark programs as either
"critical," "applied," or a "mix" of both. "Applied" meant programs that
call themselves disability studies but which are essentially in a medical
model, rehabilitative framework. "Critical" meant the program was more of a
"critical disability studies," anti medical model approach. "Mixed" meant
there were at least some humanities requirements in the coursework.

I agree this is important work and should be kept up to date and publicly
available! Once I finish my monograph, I think I'd be interested in
collaborating on a project like this, but I hope my spreadsheet helps in
the meantime. Let me know if you have issues accessing the Google sheet.

Marion

On Thu, Dec 7, 2023 at 2:36 PM devva--- via SDS-Discuss <
sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org> wrote:

Fred,

SDS used to do this about once a decade. Past published versions are by;

1. David Stea and crew.
2. Me and Sue Stoddard.
3. Pamela Cushing.

All now at least 15 years old.

devva

Devva Kasnitz, PhD

Adj Professor, City University of New York—School of Professional
Studies—Disability Studies

Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative
Committee, CA

1614 D Street

Eureka, CA 95501-2345

Text and Voicemail: (510) 206-5767

Email: devva@earthlink.net

If you don’t know me, I prefer email, Skype with IM, or text as I do have
a significant speech impairment.

*NOW IN PAPERBACK! *Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to
Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability
Editors: Block, P., Kasnitz, D., Nishida, A., Pollard, N.
http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836

From: MAIL_B0X fpelka@comcast.net
Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2023 12:44 PM
To: devva@earthlink.net; David Goode goodedog1@hotmail.com; Anne
Finger anniedigit@gmail.com; Michael Rembis mrembis@gmail.com;
Warder, Graham gwarder@keene.edu; John Sears jsears7@gmail.com; mark
johnson john4404@bellsouth.net; Mara Mills mmills@nyu.edu; Amy
Hasbrouck tigrlily61@gmail.com; Laurie Block <
lblock@disabilitymuseum.org>; Jeffrey Edelstein jedelstein@umass.edu;
Ashley Woodman awoodman@umass.edu; Kimberly Enderle kenderle@umass.edu;
glassberg@history.umass.edu; Samm Delorey samm.delorey@umass.edu
Subject: disability studies disability history programs

Hi all,

I'm hoping someone can help me with this.

I'm looking for information on the number of disability studies/disability
history programs available at US/Canadian colleges and universities. The
figures I'm able to find are quite a few years old, and I'm hoping for
something more recent, say in the last two or three years. The figure
would include majors, minors, and or certificates in disability studies and
or disability history.

Any leads on this, including others not included on this email who might
know, would be very much appreciated.

Thank you all and best wishes,

Fred Pelka

413 203 2099
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*Marion Quirici, PhD *

she/her/hers

Assistant Professor, Disability Studies and Global Anglophone Literature

Department of English

Kennesaw State University

Hi Fred, Devva, and everyone! I have a list of disability studies programs available here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18k0YukA2X8aRI07xygKXfL4JZCdBk2zI0LGOTPmY42o/edit?usp=sharing This was last updated in the spring of 2022. It does not have specifics on which programs are "disability history" but it does mark programs as either "critical," "applied," or a "mix" of both. "Applied" meant programs that call themselves disability studies but which are essentially in a medical model, rehabilitative framework. "Critical" meant the program was more of a "critical disability studies," anti medical model approach. "Mixed" meant there were at least some humanities requirements in the coursework. I agree this is important work and should be kept up to date and publicly available! Once I finish my monograph, I think I'd be interested in collaborating on a project like this, but I hope my spreadsheet helps in the meantime. Let me know if you have issues accessing the Google sheet. Marion On Thu, Dec 7, 2023 at 2:36 PM devva--- via SDS-Discuss < sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org> wrote: > Fred, > > SDS used to do this about once a decade. Past published versions are by; > > 1. David Stea and crew. > 2. Me and Sue Stoddard. > 3. Pamela Cushing. > > > > All now at least 15 years old. > > > > devva > > > > > > *Devva Kasnitz, PhD* > > Adj Professor, City University of New York—School of Professional > Studies—Disability Studies > > Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative > Committee, CA > > 1614 D Street > > Eureka, CA 95501-2345 > > Text and Voicemail: (510) 206-5767 > > Email: devva@earthlink.net > > *If you don’t know me, I prefer email, Skype with IM, or text as I do have > a significant speech impairment.* > > *NOW IN PAPERBACK! **Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to > Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability* > Editors: Block, P., Kasnitz, D., Nishida, A., Pollard, N. > http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836 > > *From:* MAIL_B0X <fpelka@comcast.net> > *Sent:* Saturday, November 4, 2023 12:44 PM > *To:* devva@earthlink.net; David Goode <goodedog1@hotmail.com>; Anne > Finger <anniedigit@gmail.com>; Michael Rembis <mrembis@gmail.com>; > Warder, Graham <gwarder@keene.edu>; John Sears <jsears7@gmail.com>; mark > johnson <john4404@bellsouth.net>; Mara Mills <mmills@nyu.edu>; Amy > Hasbrouck <tigrlily61@gmail.com>; Laurie Block < > lblock@disabilitymuseum.org>; Jeffrey Edelstein <jedelstein@umass.edu>; > Ashley Woodman <awoodman@umass.edu>; Kimberly Enderle <kenderle@umass.edu>; > glassberg@history.umass.edu; Samm Delorey <samm.delorey@umass.edu> > *Subject:* disability studies disability history programs > > > > Hi all, > > > > I'm hoping someone can help me with this. > > > > I'm looking for information on the number of disability studies/disability > history programs available at US/Canadian colleges and universities. The > figures I'm able to find are quite a few years old, and I'm hoping for > something more recent, say in the last two or three years. The figure > would include majors, minors, and or certificates in disability studies and > or disability history. > > > > Any leads on this, including others not included on this email who might > know, would be very much appreciated. > > > > Thank you all and best wishes, > > > > Fred Pelka > > 413 203 2099 > This is sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org. A listserv of the Society for > Disability Studies. Your listserv email is currently set to > marion.quirici@gmail.com. If you wish to make any changes to your SDS > Membership Profile, please log in to the membership portal to change your > settings. https://societyfordisabilitystudies.wildapricot.org/Sys/Login. > You may unsubscribe at the following link: > https://lists.disstudies.org/list/sds-discuss.lists.disstudies.org#. > -- *Marion Quirici, PhD * she/her/hers Assistant Professor, Disability Studies and Global Anglophone Literature Department of English Kennesaw State University

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Cassandra Hartblay

Fri, Dec 15, 2023 9:09 PM

A useful resource, Marion!!

From: Marion Quirici via SDS-Discuss sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org
Sent: Thursday, December 7, 2023 2:57 PM
To: devva@earthlink.net devva@earthlink.net
Cc: MAIL_B0X fpelka@comcast.net; David Goode goodedog1@hotmail.com; Michael Rembis mrembis@gmail.com; Warder, Graham gwarder@keene.edu; John Sears jsears7@gmail.com; mark johnson john4404@bellsouth.net; Mara Mills mmills@nyu.edu; Amy Hasbrouck tigrlily61@gmail.com; Laurie Block lblock@disabilitymuseum.org; Jeffrey Edelstein jedelstein@umass.edu; Ashley Woodman awoodman@umass.edu; Kimberly Enderle kenderle@umass.edu; glassberg@history.umass.edu glassberg@history.umass.edu; Samm Delorey samm.delorey@umass.edu; sds-discuss sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org
Subject: [SDS Members]Re: disability studies disability history programs

Hi Fred, Devva, and everyone!

I have a list of disability studies programs available here:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18k0YukA2X8aRI07xygKXfL4JZCdBk2zI0LGOTPmY42o/edit?usp=sharing

This was last updated in the spring of 2022. It does not have specifics on which programs are "disability history" but it does mark programs as either "critical," "applied," or a "mix" of both. "Applied" meant programs that call themselves disability studies but which are essentially in a medical model, rehabilitative framework. "Critical" meant the program was more of a "critical disability studies," anti medical model approach. "Mixed" meant there were at least some humanities requirements in the coursework.

I agree this is important work and should be kept up to date and publicly available! Once I finish my monograph, I think I'd be interested in collaborating on a project like this, but I hope my spreadsheet helps in the meantime. Let me know if you have issues accessing the Google sheet.

Marion

On Thu, Dec 7, 2023 at 2:36 PM devva--- via SDS-Discuss <sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org mailto:sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org> wrote:

Fred,

SDS used to do this about once a decade. Past published versions are by;

David Stea and crew.
Me and Sue Stoddard.
Pamela Cushing.

All now at least 15 years old.

devva

Devva Kasnitz, PhD

Adj Professor, City University of New York—School of Professional Studies—Disability Studies

Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative Committee, CA

1614 D Street

Eureka, CA 95501-2345

Text and Voicemail: (510) 206-5767

Email: devva@earthlink.net mailto:devva@earthlink.net

If you don’t know me, I prefer email, Skype with IM, or text as I do have a significant speech impairment.

NOW IN PAPERBACK! Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability
Editors: Block, P., Kasnitz, D., Nishida, A., Pollard, N. http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836

From: MAIL_B0X <fpelka@comcast.net mailto:fpelka@comcast.net>
Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2023 12:44 PM
To: devva@earthlink.net mailto:devva@earthlink.net; David Goode <goodedog1@hotmail.com mailto:goodedog1@hotmail.com>; Anne Finger <anniedigit@gmail.com mailto:anniedigit@gmail.com>; Michael Rembis <mrembis@gmail.com mailto:mrembis@gmail.com>; Warder, Graham <gwarder@keene.edu mailto:gwarder@keene.edu>; John Sears <jsears7@gmail.com mailto:jsears7@gmail.com>; mark johnson <john4404@bellsouth.net mailto:john4404@bellsouth.net>; Mara Mills <mmills@nyu.edu mailto:mmills@nyu.edu>; Amy Hasbrouck <tigrlily61@gmail.com mailto:tigrlily61@gmail.com>; Laurie Block <lblock@disabilitymuseum.org mailto:lblock@disabilitymuseum.org>; Jeffrey Edelstein <jedelstein@umass.edu mailto:jedelstein@umass.edu>; Ashley Woodman <awoodman@umass.edu mailto:awoodman@umass.edu>; Kimberly Enderle <kenderle@umass.edu mailto:kenderle@umass.edu>; glassberg@history.umass.edu mailto:glassberg@history.umass.edu; Samm Delorey <samm.delorey@umass.edu mailto:samm.delorey@umass.edu>
Subject: disability studies disability history programs

Hi all,

I'm hoping someone can help me with this.

I'm looking for information on the number of disability studies/disability history programs available at US/Canadian colleges and universities. The figures I'm able to find are quite a few years old, and I'm hoping for something more recent, say in the last two or three years. The figure would include majors, minors, and or certificates in disability studies and or disability history.

Any leads on this, including others not included on this email who might know, would be very much appreciated.

Thank you all and best wishes,

Fred Pelka

413 203 2099

This is sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org mailto:sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org. A listserv of the Society for Disability Studies. Your listserv email is currently set to marion.quirici@gmail.com mailto:marion.quirici@gmail.com. If you wish to make any changes to your SDS Membership Profile, please log in to the membership portal to change your settings. https://societyfordisabilitystudies.wildapricot.org/Sys/Login.
You may unsubscribe at the following link: https://lists.disstudies.org/list/sds-discuss.lists.disstudies.org#.

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Marion Quirici, PhD

she/her/hers

Assistant Professor, Disability Studies and Global Anglophone Literature

Department of English

Kennesaw State University

A useful resource, Marion!! ________________________________ From: Marion Quirici via SDS-Discuss <sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org> Sent: Thursday, December 7, 2023 2:57 PM To: devva@earthlink.net <devva@earthlink.net> Cc: MAIL_B0X <fpelka@comcast.net>; David Goode <goodedog1@hotmail.com>; Michael Rembis <mrembis@gmail.com>; Warder, Graham <gwarder@keene.edu>; John Sears <jsears7@gmail.com>; mark johnson <john4404@bellsouth.net>; Mara Mills <mmills@nyu.edu>; Amy Hasbrouck <tigrlily61@gmail.com>; Laurie Block <lblock@disabilitymuseum.org>; Jeffrey Edelstein <jedelstein@umass.edu>; Ashley Woodman <awoodman@umass.edu>; Kimberly Enderle <kenderle@umass.edu>; glassberg@history.umass.edu <glassberg@history.umass.edu>; Samm Delorey <samm.delorey@umass.edu>; sds-discuss <sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org> Subject: [SDS Members]Re: disability studies disability history programs Hi Fred, Devva, and everyone! I have a list of disability studies programs available here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18k0YukA2X8aRI07xygKXfL4JZCdBk2zI0LGOTPmY42o/edit?usp=sharing This was last updated in the spring of 2022. It does not have specifics on which programs are "disability history" but it does mark programs as either "critical," "applied," or a "mix" of both. "Applied" meant programs that call themselves disability studies but which are essentially in a medical model, rehabilitative framework. "Critical" meant the program was more of a "critical disability studies," anti medical model approach. "Mixed" meant there were at least some humanities requirements in the coursework. I agree this is important work and should be kept up to date and publicly available! Once I finish my monograph, I think I'd be interested in collaborating on a project like this, but I hope my spreadsheet helps in the meantime. Let me know if you have issues accessing the Google sheet. Marion On Thu, Dec 7, 2023 at 2:36 PM devva--- via SDS-Discuss <sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org<mailto:sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org>> wrote: Fred, SDS used to do this about once a decade. Past published versions are by; 1. David Stea and crew. 2. Me and Sue Stoddard. 3. Pamela Cushing. All now at least 15 years old. devva Devva Kasnitz, PhD Adj Professor, City University of New York—School of Professional Studies—Disability Studies Telecommunications Access for the Deaf and Disabled Administrative Committee, CA 1614 D Street Eureka, CA 95501-2345 Text and Voicemail: (510) 206-5767 Email: devva@earthlink.net<mailto:devva@earthlink.net> If you don’t know me, I prefer email, Skype with IM, or text as I do have a significant speech impairment. NOW IN PAPERBACK! Occupying Disability: Critical Approaches to Community, Justice, and Decolonizing Disability Editors: Block, P., Kasnitz, D., Nishida, A., Pollard, N. http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789401799836 From: MAIL_B0X <fpelka@comcast.net<mailto:fpelka@comcast.net>> Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2023 12:44 PM To: devva@earthlink.net<mailto:devva@earthlink.net>; David Goode <goodedog1@hotmail.com<mailto:goodedog1@hotmail.com>>; Anne Finger <anniedigit@gmail.com<mailto:anniedigit@gmail.com>>; Michael Rembis <mrembis@gmail.com<mailto:mrembis@gmail.com>>; Warder, Graham <gwarder@keene.edu<mailto:gwarder@keene.edu>>; John Sears <jsears7@gmail.com<mailto:jsears7@gmail.com>>; mark johnson <john4404@bellsouth.net<mailto:john4404@bellsouth.net>>; Mara Mills <mmills@nyu.edu<mailto:mmills@nyu.edu>>; Amy Hasbrouck <tigrlily61@gmail.com<mailto:tigrlily61@gmail.com>>; Laurie Block <lblock@disabilitymuseum.org<mailto:lblock@disabilitymuseum.org>>; Jeffrey Edelstein <jedelstein@umass.edu<mailto:jedelstein@umass.edu>>; Ashley Woodman <awoodman@umass.edu<mailto:awoodman@umass.edu>>; Kimberly Enderle <kenderle@umass.edu<mailto:kenderle@umass.edu>>; glassberg@history.umass.edu<mailto:glassberg@history.umass.edu>; Samm Delorey <samm.delorey@umass.edu<mailto:samm.delorey@umass.edu>> Subject: disability studies disability history programs Hi all, I'm hoping someone can help me with this. I'm looking for information on the number of disability studies/disability history programs available at US/Canadian colleges and universities. The figures I'm able to find are quite a few years old, and I'm hoping for something more recent, say in the last two or three years. The figure would include majors, minors, and or certificates in disability studies and or disability history. Any leads on this, including others not included on this email who might know, would be very much appreciated. Thank you all and best wishes, Fred Pelka 413 203 2099 This is sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org<mailto:sds-discuss@lists.disstudies.org>. A listserv of the Society for Disability Studies. Your listserv email is currently set to marion.quirici@gmail.com<mailto:marion.quirici@gmail.com>. If you wish to make any changes to your SDS Membership Profile, please log in to the membership portal to change your settings. https://societyfordisabilitystudies.wildapricot.org/Sys/Login. You may unsubscribe at the following link: https://lists.disstudies.org/list/sds-discuss.lists.disstudies.org#. -- Marion Quirici, PhD she/her/hers Assistant Professor, Disability Studies and Global Anglophone Literature Department of English Kennesaw State University