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Students at Paterson State College's Wayne Hall during the 1960s
No full textStudents at Paterson State College's Wayne Hall during the 1960s. Undated. Date is approximate
Pioneer 2014
No full textThe annual student yearbook was first published in 1925 as "The Kokoon" when William Paterson University was Paterson State Normal School. The title changed over time but has been "The Pioneer" since 1941
Students on the campus of William Paterson University
No full textStudents on the campus of William Paterson University. Photograph is undated
This front facade of Hobart Manor at Ailsa Farms after its alteration
No full textThis front facade of Hobart Manor at Ailsa Farms after its alteration following its purchase by Jennie Tuttle Hobart in 1902. Photograph is undated. Date range is approximate
Construction of new academic building at William Paterson University, 2014, photo 6
No full textConstuction of the new academic building at William Paterson University, Fall, 2014
Students at the Coach House at William Paterson College in the early 1990s.
No full textStudents use a new computer lab located in the Coach House at William Paterson College in the early 1990s. Undated. Date range is approximate
The Coach House at William Paterson College during the late 1970s.
No full textThe Coach House at William Paterson College, which was used as a theater during the late 1970s. Undated. Date is approximate
Reasonable accommodations and the ADA: The impact of technology
Get PDFThe Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires employers to make reasonable accommodations for disabled employees. The law has not been changed significantly in more than two decades and the requirement for reasonable accommodations has remained the same. However the interpretation of what constitutes reasonable accommodations has evolved considerably. Many technologies have developed that have drastically changed the workplace in general and the types of accommodations that can be made. This paper will explore some of the changes in technology that have impacted the idea of reasonable accommodations. The paper starts with an overview of the ADA. It continues with an exploration of how technology had raised the bar. An argument is made that everyone benefits from the new enabling technology. Potential problems and groups left behind as technology changes the workplace is discussed next. The paper ends with some recommendations for practitioners and researchers.Version of Record (VoR
Students at New Jersey State Teachers College at Paterson attend an outdoor class
No full textStudents at New Jersey State Teachers College at Paterson take part in an outdoor class outside Hunziker Hall during the 1950s. Photograph is undated. Date range is approximate