The Influence of The Americans With Disabilities Act Upon Indiana's Academic Libraries

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1997
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The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) is comprehensive statute that covers diverse issues that impact upon the academic libraries of Indiana, ranging from equal employment rights to enhanced telecommunications access for both disabled students and employees. The principal purpose of the ADA is to abolish discrimination against persons with physical or mental disabilities in all public facilities and allow them the opportunity to live productive lives.

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Wilhelmus, David W.. (1997). The Influence of The Americans With Disabilities Act Upon Indiana's Academic Libraries. Indiana libraries, 16(2), 70-87.
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