The Teach Access Fellowship Summer Institute is a new, intensive, hands-on program focused on helping educators create instructional materials to teach accessibility topics in their courses. Grounded in Teach Access’s mission to advance accessibility education through mentorship and applied learning, the Institute offers opportunities for collaboration, feedback, and continued support as participants implement their materials in the fall.
The program includes four 2-hour sessions in July, fall office hours, and a wrap-up showcase in December. Fellows are expected to attend all July sessions and the December showcase and are strongly encouraged to attend at least two office hours in the fall.
The Summer Institute is open to alumni of Teach Access programs (Fellowship Program, Faculty Grants, or Teach Access by Design), as well as educators in the United States and Puerto Rico who have taught accessibility for at least one academic term.
