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Brenda Brueggemann receives the Distinguished Diversity Enhancement Award

Watch an interview with Brenda Brueggemann
Brueggemann discusses how receiving the Unviersity's Diversity Enhancement Award got the Disability Studies program noticed at Ohio State.
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In May of 2001, the University’s Distinguished Diversity Enhancement Award was given to Brenda Brueggemann for her work and involvement in the fields of Deaf Studies and Disability Studies. She says that this kind of recognition brought the field of Disability Studies and the program, that was not very well known at the time, to the attention of the University.

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Read more about her award.

Related History:

Brenda Brueggemann
History of the Disability Studies Program

Page last updated August 23, 2006