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The Carl James Dunlap Memorial Student Award Program

Supporting University of Washington students with disabilities in achieving their educational goals, in memory of Carl James Dunlap.
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Supporting Students with Disabilities in Computing Research

Learn practical strategies and recommendations for creating more inclusive research opportunities for students with disabilities.
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DO-IT News August 2026

Volume 34, Number 3Below are the articles of the DO IT News August 2026 newsletter.
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The Carl James Dunlap Memorial Student Award

Apply online anytime' applications are reviewed each year in the winter.
Due date:2026-12-01T07:59:58+00:00
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About Carl James Dunlap

Learn more about Carl, the UW student and sports aficionado who made a difference in so many lives.
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New Ideas in Accessible Math/STEM

Speakers discuss their efforts in making mathematics and STEM education more accessible for students with disabilities.

Alternative Grading

Speaker(s): Kevin Lin, UW Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and EngineeringDate: Feb 11, 2025Grant: AiiCEMr. Lin shared his [...]
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Beyond Compliance: Creating Accessible Classroom Experiences in Computer Science

This panel will discuss how some of UNC Charlotte's faculty approached modernization of their courses to embrace and apply universal design and inclusive classroom practices.
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Interactive Learning Games for Teaching Accessible Design

This webinar introduces a set of interactive learning games designed to teach principles of accessible and inclusive design.

Staff

DO-IT Directors DO-IT Directors Scott BellmanI'm Director of the DO IT Center and serve on Principal Investigator teams on some [...]

AccessUR2PhD Authors Three Publications for Grad Students in Computing and Their Mentors

AccessUR2PhD has three new publications created based on feedback from disabled graduate students in computing at universities across the [...]
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AiiCE Webinars

Access recordings on a variety of accessibility topics, from universal design to self-advocacy.
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About AiiCE

Learn more about the work we do with Alliance for Interdisciplinary Innovation in Computing Education (AiiCE).
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Making a Good Impression Online

In this webinar, Sheryl Burgstahler shares tips and tricks to ensure that you look professional in a virtual environment, particularly as a college student in class or presenting a required presentation.
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Accessible Data

In this webinar, AccessCSforAll PI and inventor of the Quorum programming language Andreas Stefik shared the approach used in the Quorum programming language.
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Accessible CS in Practice

CSforALL Accessibility pledge and will work collaboratively to ensure that their CS education tools, programs, research and initiatives are fully inclusive of students with disabilities, and accessibility is considered during the development phase.
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Writing Accessible Go

By instituting good practices around code accessibility early on, you can foster an inclusive team that can run an accessible project.
Quorum Studio: Into Accessible Graphics

Quorum Studio: Into Accessible Graphics

The Quorum Programming Language is the first evidenced-oriented programming language that was “born accessible” more than ten years ago.
Accessibility Is Becoming Mainstream

Accessibility Is Becoming Mainstream

Learn more about how the view of disability has been changing over the past 100 years and continues to change, and how accessibility has become a more popular and necessary professional field in research and practice.
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Accessible Blockly

We will present our work in adding keyboard navigation and screen reader support to the Blockly framework to increase accessibility to block-based languages for persons with visual impairments.