SDS Listserv Comments on Disability Studies Guidelines

Disability Studies/Not Disability Studies

The growing interest in and increased visibility of the ® eld of Disability Studies raises questions about the ® eld’ s logical borders and valid dimensions. This essay looks to guiding principles from the ® eld itself as the basis for delineating a robust liberal arts-based inquiry into disability, distinct from traditional interventionist models. The former is described in this essay as Disab...

Disability and monstrosity: further comments.

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Comments on the California studies.

I became interested in asbestos in drinking water supplies in the spring of 1973 when Mr. Jack Murchio, our electron microscopist, pointed out that a number of San Francisco Bay Area reservoirs were situated on geologic formations that are known to contain asbestos, i.e., serpentine rock. Thus we set out to examine the raw drinking water associated with these reservoirs for the presence of asbe...

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CS_ALUM_NEWS-L is a free email listerv sponsored by the Career Services department. It is directed towards Pace Alumni and experienced graduate students who are currently seeking full-time employment. Periodically, Career Services will post job listings received from third party recruiters and companies and career related announcements. If you are an alumnus/a of the Law School, please go to th...