Strategic plan 2016-2021 Fall 2018 Update.

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Strategic plan 2016-2021 Fall 2018 Update

VISION Provide professional expertise within disability service in higher education in New York State while proactively facilitating change for the benefit of the disability community in higher education. What We Do

VALUES Access and Technology Professional Development Collaboration Leadership Diversity Advocacy What Is Central

MISSION Strengthen the professional knowledge and expertise of the membership Be a resource for affiliated campus communities Advocate for the equity and dignity of students with disabilities in New York State Address current and emerging issues with respect to disability, education, and accessibility Facilitate communication for system change and universal access Relevance

Goal Number One To actively promote access to programs, services, and activities in post-secondary institutions through the use of technology (Access and Technology) SUNY Office of University Life has actively pursued and acquired shared pricing agreements with many vendors that offer services for accessible learning: Video Captioning and Transcription: Cielo24 and AutomaticSync Web Reader: ReadSpeaker Live Captioning and Remote CART Services: ai Media, ACS, Karasch Associates Blackboard Ally: SUNY Ops Campuses have a shared pricing agreement.

Goal Number Two To strengthen the professional knowledge and expertise of our membership. (Professional Development) SUNY Office of University Life has actively pursued and acquired shared pricing agreements with many vendors that offer services for accessible learning: Video Captioning and Transcription: Cielo24 and AutomaticSync Web Reader: ReadSpeaker Live Captioning and Remote CART Services: ai Media, ACS, Karasch Associates Blackboard Ally: SUNY Ops Campuses have a shared pricing agreement.

Goal Number Two Continued To strengthen the professional knowledge and expertise of our membership. (Professional Development) New Provider Training was provided each Spring in a breakout session at the Annual Spring Conference. A sub-committee od established members created an updated New Provider Manual in Fall ’17, which is posted to the NYSDSC web site and available for reference at all times.

Goal Number Three To utilize the expertise of members to conduct program review for affiliated campuses (Professional Development)   Objective: Be a resource for affiliated NYSDSC campus communities by sharing best practices. Best practices are shared on an informal basis through the ListServ. Several sessions during the Annual Spring Conferences are devoted to sharing practices and programs for the betterment of the group and for use as models. Examples include: Managing student data through the Titanium database (SP’18) A Bridge to Success in College (SP’18 Transition Programing session) Mental Health and Accommodations (SP’18) Emergency Management for SWDs (SP’18) Testing Center Inclusion (SP’18)

Goal Number Four To utilize the expertise of members to design campus wide staff and faculty development activities via webinars, conferences and publications while affirming their role in ensuring access (Campus Development) Several members presented jointly with Faculty on the use of Blackboard Ally for reviewing accessibility of digital materials Webinars were offered by members in Fall ‘17 on Navigating Course Substitutions and Attendance Policies, sponsored by the SUNY Sector.

Goal Number Five Goal: To actively advocate for the equity and dignity of students with disabilities in New York State. (Leadership) On-going State discussions include partnering with ACCES-VR, NYSED, Advisory Council to NYSED for SWDs. The Legislative Affairs Committee, Tamara Mariotti, Nazely Kurkjian and many other members actively seek discussions to further the inclusion of students with disabilities. Recent legislative activity includes supporting the “Enhancing Supports for Students with Disabilities” legislation suggestion. Spring ’17 success was been made along these lines to include students with disabilities in NYS scholarship funding. Include students with disabilities in the process when possible. Current ideas include an “Advocacy Day” on February 11th to show support from students and education professionals for the Enhancing Supports…legislation.

Goal Number Six To build an inclusive environment. (Diversity) Objective: To acknowledge that disability is diversity and a matter of civil rights. Fall ’18 Meeting sessions discussing the Social Model, it’s intersection with Compliance, and how it actually plays out on our campuses. Collect stories from our students regarding their perspectives on disability and diversity to be posted to the NYSDSC website Sp’18 session from Justin Freedman, a graduate SWD studying the self-identification process. Justin shared his experiences, the experiences of four students he studied and the effectiveness of the process.

Committee Involvement is Key! NEXT STEPS Committee Involvement is Key! Objective: To continue to review committee charges and further the work of our organization through strategic planning of semester activities.