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January 2009 -- 13.2 percent unemployment rate of persons with a disability compared with 8.3 percent for persons with no disability. source: Dept of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy
web: http://www.bls.gov/cps/cpsdisability.htm
March 2009
open until filled - Disability Policy & Studies at the University of Missouri is seeking a Visiting Instructor to
provide technical assistance and continuing education.
Call C. David Roberts or Rob Hoffman at (573) 882-3807
 

May 2005
2 closing - Executive Director for the  Governor's Office of Indian Affairs (GOIA). The Office plays a vital role in state-tribal relations, focusing on the implementation of the Centennial Accord, and serves as primary advisor to the Governor and the state's executive branch on issues relating to Indian tribes. GOIA provides assistance on policy matters critical to the state's relationship with 29 federally recognized Indian tribes, urban Indian populations and Indian organizations. This position is located in Olympia, Washington. 
Contact Youet Heuy (360) 664-1954, or TDD (360) 664-6211
e-mail: YouetH@dop.wa.gov 
web: <http://www.goia.wa.gov/>

25 closing - The Washington Assistive Technology Foundation (WATF) is recruiting a VISTA volunteer to begin July 2005. web: http://www.watf.org 

June 2005
22 - Seattle Central Community College - Student Activity Center, 1701 Broadway, Seattle, WA 
web: http://www.diversitycareerexpo.org
 

Internships and grats for students with disabilities
PAID INTERNSHIPS IN WASHINGTON, DC METRO AREA:  College juniors, seniors and masters degree students with disabilities (US citizens) with majors in IT, Finance, Accounting, Communications, Political Science, Business Administration, Liberal Arts, and Engineering are invited to apply for 3 month (40 hours/week) or 6 month (20 hours/week) paid ($10 per hour) internships.  Submit resumes to mbrough@benderconsult.com.  Contact Mary Brougher at 412-787-8567.

ENTRY POINT! INTERNSHIPS: ENTRY POINT!, a program of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), offers paid, 10-week internships and semester co-ops in major companies throughout the United States, including NASA, IBM, NIH, NOAA, and Merck.  ENTRY POINT! is available to STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES majoring in life sciences, physical sciences, computer science, engineering, mathematics, and some social science and business fields. Contact: LAUREEN SUMMERS Project on Science, Technology and Disability AAAS 1200 New York Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20005 Phone:  (202) 326-6649 e-mail:  Lsummers@aaas.org or check out their web site and Apply Online (for next year) web: http://www.entrypoint.org 

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO HAVE DISABLED PARENTS:  In recognition of the more than nine million parents with disabilities in the U.S. and their families, Through the Looking Glass (TLG), non-profit organization, announced the 2005 College Scholarship Fund specifically for graduating high school seniors who have disabled parents. May 1, 2005 is the deadline. For information visit their site at http://lookingglass.org/scholarships/index.php.

 

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