Josh Loebner Ph.D. ’22 was born three months premature with a slim chance of survival. In his own words, he shares his journey to becoming an accessibility advocate in advertising and beyond.

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Josh Loebner Ph.D. ’22 was born three months premature with a slim chance of survival. In his own words, he shares his journey to becoming an accessibility advocate in advertising and beyond.

Clemson Extension helps Ivy Prince create a cooking curriculum for youth with disabilities.

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Clemson faculty and students help tell the story of a shared sign language.

Genetics student champions disability as a driving motivation for her life’s trajectory.

Mechanical engineering major wins Churchill Scholarship.

This ClemsonLIFE student recently made history.

ClemsonLIFE goes global in the program’s first study abroad.

Alumni distinguished professor joins the ranks of Class of ’39 Award winners.

Clare Mullaney works to recover the ways disabled writers have historically navigated writing processes.