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- Planning and TIme Management Tools - resources targeted to students with disabilities, but which can help all students to be stronger scholars! Used with permission from Elizabeth Hamblet
- Resources for College Students - tips for transitioning from high school to college, and other helpful information
- Reading your alternative format files is now easier than ever. This article discusses various e-readers and how they work with different electronic files. It also describes if you can add an e-reader to your laptop, desktop, or mobile phone. If you find an e-reader you are interested in, feel free to make an appointment at the Ross Center to try it out!