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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #17: Student Brighid
CAA Student Brighid Helped Launch a New Class on Mental Health Support Brighid has been a CAA student for the…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #16: Board Member Ravinder Lal
Ravinder has done *so much* to Move the Mountain for College of Adaptive Arts 🙂 Ravinder Lal has been an…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #15: Student Jonathan N.
Jonathan strives to be an NFL Cheerleader one day. After finishing the special education programs in high school, Jonathan Nguyen…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find: CAA Story #14: Student Samuel H.
When Samuel Hinojosa first discovered his passion for videography and the performing arts, a passion he says is in his…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #13: Professor Anthony Nguyen
CAA’s Director of the School of Communications For the past nine years, Professor Anthony Nguyen has been a familiar and…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #12: Student Andre C.
At only 5 years old, Andre lost his parents and began a long and painful stay in the foster care…
Read MoreWhere the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #11: Mimi Giannini and the Bill and Linda Giannini Family Foundation
In 2002, Mimi Giannini’s daughter Morgan was born with an intellectual disability, and she began her journey into…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #10: Ann Lunt
When Ann Lunt was recovering from foot surgery two years ago, she came across a story about CAA on Channel…
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Where the System Ends, CAA Begins. We Built the College We Couldn’t Find. CAA Story #9: CAA Steadfast Mountain Mover Joe Siecinski
This is a blog post that is most unexpected and heart-wrenching for our College of Adaptive Arts Mountain Movers community.…
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