The nation’s largest supporter of the arts and humanities, the Mellon Foundation, gave San Francisco State University a $2 million grant to revitalize the disability studies minor program. Half of the grant will establish two new tenure-track faculty positions with specific expertise in disability studies, one in the School of Design and one in the College of Ethnic Studies. The schools are currently searching for candidates nationwide to teach courses in the disability studies minor. Amy Sueyoshi, provost and vice president of academic affairs, said the grant will allow SFSU to uphold their mission to provide inclusive curricula. “San Francisco State University has a longstanding history of ensuring its academic offerings reflect and represent its diverse student body, including people with disabilities,” Sueyoshi said. 🔗 Read the full story at the link in bio. ✍️: Jazlyn Wong (jjazlynwong_) 📸: Jolie Willson #sfsu #sfstate #disability #paulklongmoreinstitute #disabilitystud...