Disabled Students at DePaul: What’s your Experience?
This survey is for DePaul students with one or more physical, learning, medical, mental health and/or sensory disabilities.

Professor Paige Treebridge's UXD 394 Capstone is conducting a research study focused on the experiences of Disabled students at DePaul. We are also interested in subgroups such as first-year students and how intersectional identities connect with Disabled individuals, such as LGBTQ+ status, BIPOC identity, etc. Your input will help us create a plan to improve the experience of Disabled students at DePaul both on campus and online, while using the science and ideas of user experience design to help us get to these potential solutions.

Your information and responses will be strictly anonymous. Only our research team will view the results of this survey. The results will not be shared with any other person or organization. Participation in this survey or further research studies is voluntary, and you may choose to leave this study and have your information deleted at any point of this process. Thank you for your contribution.

For any questions, comments, concerns, etc. – please contact Maddy Williams (MWILL201@depaul.edu)

!!! For any question that does not apply to you or you do not wish to answer, please skip the question or write "N/A." !!!
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How connected do you feel with other Disabled students at DePaul?
Strongly disconnected
Strongly connected
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How connected do you feel with the DePaul community as a whole?
Strongly disconnected
Strongly connected
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I can get accommodations easily.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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I feel comfortable seeking accommodations or other support at DePaul.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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Resources for Disabled students are easy to find and understand.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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How satisfied are you with your social life at DePaul?
Not satisfied at all
Very satisfied
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DePaul prioritizes making campus accessible and inclusive for Disabled students.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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Campus events and extracurricular activities at DePaul are accessible.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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I feel supported by faculty in my classes at DePaul.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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I feel supported by faculty and staff at DePaul overall.
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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DePaul helps prepare disabled students for life after college (employment, independent living, etc).
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
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Do you now or have you ever lived on campus at DePaul? If yes, please describe your experience living on campus and using on-campus residences.
Do you take classes online, in-person, or both? Please describe your experience with online and/or in-person classes.
Do you participate in any student organizations? Why or why not?
Has there been a time when you did not feel accommodated as a Disabled student at DePaul? If yes, what kind of accommodation could have helped you in that situation?
What do you need to be successful at DePaul that you don't already have?
In your experience, what are the biggest challenges in accessing or participating in college life?
What do you think would make DePaul a more welcoming and supportive community?
We are seeking to improve DePaul as a more inclusive space for Disabled students. Would you be interested in participating in a one-on-one interview or diary study (in which you log your day-to-day experiences) to help us in our goal?
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If you answered "Yes" to the previous question, please provide your name, email address, and any accommodations you may need to participate in further research studies.
Which study would you be interested and willing to participate in? Check all that apply. (Please select "other" if you have other ideas of how you can help- we would love to hear from you!)
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