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Being Flexible (Margaret Ottinger)
Margaret Ottinger is Assistant Director of Disability Services at the University of Minnesota. An Access Abroad site visit to Cuernavaca, Mexico, which hosts many U of M students studying Spanish, helped her understand what students with disabilities might want to consider while planning for study abroad.

Transcript of Being Flexible

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A Salsa Surprise!
Go For It!
Disability Services Overseas
Impact of Study Abroad
Accessibility and Asking for Help
Preparing for Setbacks: Questions to Consider
Accessibility: Don't Take It for Granted
Reflecting on the Challenges
Accessibility in the UK
Disability in the UK
Changing Perspectives on Disability
Importance of Adaptability

Experiences of Disability Specialists

Social Relationships in Venezuela
Think of the "What if's!"
The Mexican Help Ethic
Being Flexible
Help People Understand
Have a Sense of Humor
Think Through Accommodation Needs
Choosing a Study Abroad Program

Last modified on November 21, 2008