POSTPONED with new date to come: DDM Seminar Series on “ DEIA in the Workplace ”

Albert J. Rizzi received his B.A. from Manhattanville College and has dual M.S. degrees from St. John ’ s University in education — one in early childhood and the other in administration and supervision. In 2006, Mr. Rizzi unexpectedly and completely lost his sight. He became an activist and advocate for the blind and visually impaired, providing education, building awareness, and working to achieve the development and dissemination of assistive technologies. LMS Course ID: NIHTC6104-FY23-3 Participants for the DDM Seminar Series will receive 1.5 hours of supervisory refresher credits per event. In addition, participants can submit an entry into FAITAS to receive 1.5 CLPs for FAC-COR, FAC-C and FAC-PPM re-certifications. Credit is offered through the Learning Management System (LMS) for those registering for either the live or archived offering. You must register in LMS prior to attendance to receive credit. For the live webcast, all registrants will be sent a link to launch the videocast on the date of the event. For the archived webcast, you will register and launch the video anytime via the LMS (available approximately one week after the live event). You can watch directly from the videocast website if you don't need to receive credit in LMS. American sign-language will be provided for in-person seminars while videocasting will include closed captioning. Please call the NIH Training Center at 301-496-6211 with any concerns about other reasonable accommodations.For more...
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