How Do Models of Disability and Disability Culture Inform One’s Opinion of Medical Advancement?
E163A Student Union Anne Willis, Wright State University Julie Williams, Wright State University Jenna Mercadante, Wright State University Tyler Valentine, Wright State University Disability art is used to describe three prevalent disability models that have not only informed society’s attitudes toward disability, but also has informed disability laws, policy, and medical procedures. The emergence of disability culture, specifically, Deaf culture and the controversial procedure, cochlear implants will be discussed. Opening the Door to Diversity: How Art Provides the Key E156A Student Union Jennifer Vogel, Wright State University Anna Lyon, Wright State University Deborah Hess, Wright State University This presentation weaves various art activities to express views of diversity into a variety of courses, therefore providing a safe environment to explore college students’ perceptions of diversity. The Educational Theatre Company (E.T.C.): Drama for the Mind E156B Student Union Ken Lydy,
