Advocating for diversity, inclusion, and the ADA by bearing his name.
Justin Dart, Jr. became one of the most renowned activists fighting for the rights of disabled people, even leaving a successful corporate career in the late 1960s to devote himself to his activism, ultimately even becoming the vice chair of the National Council on Disability. Dart was instrumental in the passage of the ADA on July 26, 1990.
- Advocacy
- Disability-related counseling
- Priority enrollment
- Resource referral/coordination
- Breaks as needed
- Extended testing time
- Note-taking accommodations
- No more than one exam per day
