[Memo from Jim Hayes, Administrative Liaison, University of Texas at Arlington Handicapped Student Association, to Wayne Duke, UTA Dean of Student Life]

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[Memo from Jim Hayes, Administrative Liaison, University of Texas at Arlington Handicapped Student Association, to Wayne Duke, UTA Dean of Student Life]

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Memo from Jim Hayes, Administrative Liaison, University of Texas at Arlington Handicapped Student Association, to Wayne Duke, UTA Dean of Student Life. In the memo, Mr. Hayes requests a position on the UT System Board of Regents meeting to be held in Austin, Texas on July 27, 1973. Mr. Hayes is asking for the opportunity to speak to the Board of Regents with the "hope of convincing them of the need for a model campus for others to follow and a totally equipped campus to provide a few with a quality education."

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Topic:

Physical Disability, Educational Institutions

Keywords:

Accessibility

Advocacy

Disability rights

Independent living

Persons:

Duke, Wayne

Hayes, Jim

Organizations:

University of Texas at Arlington

University of Texas at Arlington. Handicapped Students' Association

University of Texas System. Board of Regents

Date Created:

1973-06-12

Creator:

Hayes, Jim (Author)

Document Type:

Correspondence

Language:

English (United States)

Collection:

University of Texas at Arlington (Nedderman Administration). Office of the President Records

Identifier:

20007240

Publisher:

University of Texas at Arlington

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License:

Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)