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DESCRIPTION:In today's economy\, higher education is no longer a luxury for
  the privileged few\, but a necessity for individual economic opportunity 
 and America's competitiveness in the global economy. In an age when jobs c
 an go anywhere in the world\, skills and education are indispensable in de
 termining success for individuals and for nations. As a result\, a college
  education remains the best investment a student can make in his or her fu
 ture.\n\nAccording to the National Center for Education Statistics\, almo
 st 20% of male undergraduate students reported having a disability in the 
 2015-2016 academic year. Critical to the success of these students is awar
 eness and understanding of the legal and academic supports available to th
 em in the college environment.\n\nIn this episode of ADA Live!\, we will 
 talk with Ms. Carolyn Walker\, Director of the Frederick Douglass Academic
  Resource Centerat Morehouse College\, the world’s only HBCU (Historical
 ly Black Colleges and Universities) for men. Ms. Walker will discuss the i
 mportance of support for students with disabilities while in college\, the
  supports Morehouse College provides to its students\, and how students ca
 n access those supports and services to ensure a successful academic exper
 ience.\n\nFeatured Organization(s):\n\nMorehouse College\nThe mission of M
 orehouse College\, a private historically black liberal arts college for m
 en\, is to develop men with disciplined minds who will lead lives of leade
 rship and service. Morehouse realizes this mission by emphasizing the inte
 llectual and character development of its students. In addition\, the Coll
 ege assumes special responsibility for teaching the history and culture of
  black people. Founded in 1867 and located in Atlanta\, Georgia\, Morehous
 e is an academic community dedicated to teaching\, scholarship\, and servi
 ce\, and the continuing search for truth as a liberating force. Morehouse 
 seeks students who are willing to carry the torch of excellence and who ar
 e willing to pay the price of gaining strength and confidence by confronti
 ng adversity\, mastering their fears\, and achieving success by earning it
 . In pursuit of its mission\, Morehouse challenges itself to be among the 
 very finest liberal arts institutions in the world.\n
SUMMARY:ADA Live! Episode 71: Improving Lifelong Success: The Morehouse Col
 lege Approach to Academic Supports for Students with Disabilities
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