ETSU students speak on living with disabilities
On Tuesday, April 2, ETSU students gathered online to have an open discussion about disability. The meeting was led by students and offered students a …
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X Ambassadors virtual concert for start of school
Students who have attended ETSU’s semesterly SGA events have grown used to the feeling of waiting in long lines wrapped around Freedom Hall to see …
SGA report brings inclusive legislation to campus
The ETSU Student Government Association recently released their end of the month report for January and February. The report includes newly passed and introduced legislation, …
Disability Day of Mourning held on campus
On March 2, disability rights advocates at ETSU held a Disability Day of Mourning vigil in Brown Hall. The Disability Day of Mourning commemorates individuals …
Chambers helps those with disabilities thrive
Dr. Cynthia Chambers knew from an early age that she wanted to work with people with disabilities. “Starting in kindergarten, the second I walked into …
Cody Unser shares her story living with transverse myelitis
On April 19, 2018, a lecture by Cody Unser was held at the Millennium Center in Johnson City. She discussed living with paralysis and bringing …
ETSU students bring about Small Miracles
Throughout March, ETSU’s Chronic Illness and Disease Awareness Organization (CIDA) has held several fundraisers on behalf of Johnson City’s Small Miracles Therapeutic Equestrian Center. In April, CIDA will also be assisting Small Miracles with the …
Cultural Competency educates students on disabilities
Multicultural Affairs held presentations on Monday, March 19 and Tuesday, March 20 following their Cultural Competency series of presentations. This week’s presentations were over disabilities. …
ETSU hosts ‘Drive and Treat’ for disabled youth
ETSU helps kids rev up for Halloween as the holiday draws near. ETSU’s College of Public Health hosted an event to both assist and excite …