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Ershig Assistive Technology Resource Center (E-ATRC), currently located in Miller Hall 212, contains a collection of over three hundred Assistive Technology (AT) items, equipment and products, with a focus on technology supports for students with diverse learning needs in preschool through grade 12.
Assistive Technology (AT) is defined by federal law (IDEA '97 and ADA) as:
"any item, piece of equipment, or product...whether acquired commercially, something modified, or custom made...that is used to increase, maintain, and/or improve the functional capability of individuals with disabilities."
Assistive Technologies are now available and affordable to meet the diverse needs of a wide range of individuals in our society, not just those with severe disabilities.
For more information, browse the
E-ATRC Database to view our current inventory, or explore the additional links to the left. Please stop by the
E-ATRC (MH 212) for an orientation and learn more about this valuable resource.
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Mailing Address:
Att: Linda
Schleef,
Coordinator
E-ATRC –
Miller Hall
212
Woodring
College of
Education
MS 9090
Western
Washington
University
516 High
Street
Bellingham,
WA
98225-9090
Phone:
360-650-2783
Email Address:
Send
comments or
questions
to:
Linda
Schleef,
coordinator
Linda.Schleef@wwu.edu
Spring
Quarter
Hours of
Operation:
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Mon. |
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12:00pm-3:00pm |
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Tues. |
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8:30am-7:00pm |
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Weds. |
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12:00pm-5:00pm |
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Thurs. |
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8:30am-7:00pm |
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Fri. |
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12:00pm-3:00pm |
| Stop by anytime the door is open! |
Director: LeAnne Robinson
Coordinator: Linda Schleef
Student Staff:
Leah
Schlegel
Intern:
Amanda
McCoy
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