Memorandum from Jim Hayes to Dr. Nedderman re: Student Congress Resolution 89-42

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Memorandum from Jim Hayes to Dr. Nedderman re: Student Congress Resolution 89-42

Description:

This is a memo written by Jim Hayes to the University of Texas at Arlington's president, Dr. Wendell Nedderman. The memo dates January 5, 1990 and it addresses the Student Congress Resolution 89-42, which calls for the abolition of steps throughout UTA’s campus. Hayes thanks Dr. Nedderman for the opportunity to respond to the resolution and states the reasons why this issue is important and why there needs to be a solution.

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Topic:

Advocacy, Accessibility, Educational Institutions

Keywords:

Accessibility

Advocacy

Physical disability

Architectural barriers

Mobility impairment

Persons:

Hayes, Jim

Nedderman, Wendell

Places:

Arlington (Tex.)

Organizations:

University of Texas at Arlington. Handicapped Students' Association

University of Texas at Arlington. Student Congress

Date Created:

1990-01-05

Creator:

Hayes, Jim (Author)

Document Type:

Memorandum

Language:

English (United States)

Collection:

University of Texas at Arlington Student Congress Records

Identifier:

20082707

Publisher:

University of Texas at Arlington

2019-06-25

Rights:

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Rights Holder:

University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections

License:

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