Accessibility

Jennifer Gossett

Contact info: jennifer.gossett@pcc.edu

Articles (6):

Government internships and job opportunities for students through the Workforce Recruitment Program
Are you thinking about getting a government internship or a long-term job after you graduate? If so, Accessible Education and […] Posted August 22, 2024
Sconces, handrails, cabinets, drinking fountains and other elements that project into circulation paths must comply with provisions for protruding objects (unless they are located within cane sweep or above headroom clearance). Requirements for protruding objects apply to all interior and exterior circulation paths of sites. They are not limited to hallways and corridors and apply equally to circulation paths in rooms and spaces. Accessibility Minute: Watch Out for Protruding Objects!
Accessibility in buildings isn’t just about wide hallways and ramps. It’s also about keeping pathways clear of objects that stick […] Posted July 8, 2024
Clear floor space is required at each accessible element, including storage cabinets, drinking fountains and other fixtures, and electrical outlets. Clear floor spaces can overlap where elements are in close proximity. Accessibility Minute: Why Clear Floor Space Matters for Accessibility
Clear floor space in buildings is very important for people with disabilities. It helps them move around safely and easily, […] Posted July 8, 2024
Black and White Photo of Microphone and Headset Let’s Talk! PCC’s Groundbreaking Podcast Fostering Inclusive Conversations on Disabilities – Join the Second Season as a Contributor or Listener!
"Let's Talk!" features students and staff with disabilities. Posted January 2, 2024
Advancing Access & Equity National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) 2023
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and we want everyone at Portland Community College to participate in this […] Posted October 10, 2023
A smiling PCC student in their cap and gown at commencement walking with their service dog. We need you! Provide feedback on PCC’s Comprehensive Transition Plan
We'd love your feedback! Posted October 10, 2023