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Person in a wheelchair exiting a van

A member of Creative Support Alternatives (CSA) uses assistive technology to help her communicate.

Group photo of children at a marina.

Challenged America uses sailing as a rehabilitative “tool” for children who are blind or who have visual impairments.

Group photo of instructors and trainess from NRLI.

Instructors and trainees from the National Rehabilitation Leadership Institute (NRLI) pose for a graduation photo.

Student receives diploma.

A happy Doctoral student receives her degree.

Group photo of students and an instructor.

Grateful Samoa Education Leadership Masters students share a moment with a visiting SDSU instructor.

Child receiving a bowl of ice cream

Project Pendleton holds an Ice Cream Picnic for military families who have children with disabilities.

Group photo taken in China

Dr. Nan Zhang Hampton and Dr. Caren Sax consult with rehabilitation colleagues in Bejing, China.

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Helping Job Seekers with Disabilities to Find Work

SDSU rehabilitation counseling master's degree program prepares students to help people with disabilities find work and support themselves.

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