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Resource Guide for Psychology Graduate Students with Disabilities JUNE 2004      PDF (245KB)     HTML Contents Forward 1. Introduction to the Relevant Laws and Key Terms of the Americans 1. With Disabilities Act (ADA) 1. 1.  The ADA and Postsecondary Education 1. 1.  Selected Resources 2. Strategies for Program Orientation and Preparing for a Successful 2.  Experience 1. 1.  Preparing for Application and Enrollment 1. 1.  Orientation to Program Staff, Campus, and Specialized Services 3.  Understanding and Meeting Program Requirements 1. 1.  Preliminary Examinations 1. 1.  Qualifying Examinations 1. 1.  Dissertation Assistance 4.  Training and Professional Development 1. 1.  Applying to Doctoral and Postdoctoral Internships 1. 1.  Writing for Publication: An Essential Skill for Graduate Students 1. 1. 1.  With Disabilities 1. 1.  How To Be Involved in Peer Reviews 5. Self-Care and Support 1. 1.  Accommodating a Fatigue-Based Disability in Graduate Training Appendix: National Resource Listing   Disability Issues Home Mentoring Program Policy Statements Committee Convention Federal Agencies Publications Public Policy Psychologist Information Student Information APA Divisions ADA Trauma Resources

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