Supporting Students with Disabilities in Higher Education
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Supporting Students with Disabilities in Higher Education
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College can be a transformative experience — and with the right support, students with disabilities can thrive academically, socially, and personally. In this episode of Discussing Disability, host Nate Wise talks with Chris Parthenos, Associate Director of VCU’s Student Accessibility and Educational Opportunity (SAEO) office, about how universities can foster equity and belonging for students with disabilities.
Chris shares his own journey of living with chronic pain and transitioning to a career in accessibility services. He outlines the resources and accommodations available at VCU and beyond — from assistive technology to dining and residential adjustments — and how students can advocate for themselves in higher education.
They also discuss trends like online learning, assistive tech advances, and the growing recognition of disability as part of campus diversity. Plus, Chris shares inspiring success stories of students who’ve found confidence and success with the right supports.
💡 Learn more about SAEO at VCU: saeo.vcu.edu
💡 Learn more about SOAR365: soar365.org
📧 Questions or comments? Email us: info@soar365.org
Thanks for listening — and remember: everyone deserves access to a fulfilling education!