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Trinity College Dublin’s DS3 Website Goes Live

By admin | October 23, 2008

Trinity College Dublin has launched its DS3 (Deaf Support at Third-Level) website, which has specific zones for students, teachers and access officers.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing students are significantly under-represented at third-level in Ireland. The national DS3 project aims to increase the number and retention of these students by providing student-driven supports and services, public education on key issues, and conducting strategic research.

( See report on TCD’s Pre-College Day for Deaf/HOH Students last August)

Topics: Irish Deaf Kids | 3 Comments »

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