S2E78 with guest Annie Tulkin with Accessible College

The final episode of Season 2 of the Tye Pod features Annie Tulkin, CEO of Accessible College! She is currently working with students with disabilities and their families as they transition to college. We discuss her organization's support for students with physical disabilities, sensory impairments, and chronic health conditions. She emphasizes the importance of holistic support, including accommodations, independent living, and continuity of care. She also networks with the Muscular Dystrophy Association and Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. As someone who attended university for over 10 years, I can honestly say working with Annie would have been extremely helpful with navigating many of the immediate complexities of college life with disabilities!✨ Next season on The TyePod will continue to include guests from across the entire disability and chronic illness community!🎧 Tune in to all available episodes via the link in my bio, or search The TyePod on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube!💬 If this story resonates with you, or you’d like to share your own, please reach out!With love,Your friendly neighborhood PhD Accessible image description: The podcast cover for The TyePod Episode S2E78, titled “This is our life, this is our song.”, shows a peaceful outdoor landscape with grassy fields, scattered rocks, and tall autumn trees beneath a lightly clouded sky. A bold white banner across the top reads “THE TYE POD.” Below it are three figures: on the left, Dr. Tye Martin smiles with glasses and a beard; in the center, a cartoon avatar of Dr. Tye sits in a power wheelchair; and on the right is the guest from Accessible College, smiling with short dark hair. A white banner near the bottom displays the episode title, with the social media handles @Dr.TyeDMartin and @AccessibleCollege shown below.#TheTyePod #AccessibleCollege #DisabilityInHigherEd #CollegeAccessibility #DisabledStudents #ChronicIllnessCommunity #InclusiveEducation #DisabilityAdvocacy #TransitionToCollege #RepresentationMatters