Debunking the myth about the unemployment rate for people with visual impairments
Cookie Exchange
Wreath Decorating at the NRTC
Spotlight on Successful Employment - Clarke Reynolds
Welcome Stephanie Welch-Grenier!
Use of Braille in the Workplace by People Who are Blind or Have Low Vision
Access our #Diabetes and Visual Impairment course!
New Course! Walkers, Crutches, and Support Canes… Oh My!
Kristin Smedley - Leveraging Your Disability to Find a Job
Vision Safety Tips for #Halloween
Experiences with Disclosing #Blindness and #LowVision at Work
How to Navigate VR Services
How to Host an Adapted Sports Outreach Event
New Publication - Group-Based Trajectory Analysis of Longitudinal Employment Patterns
How Do People Learn to Use Assistive Technology?
Entering #Employment with Blindness and Low Vision
Our #podcast is now on YouTube!
Welcome Billy Hamilton!
Celebrate #Disability Pride Month!
Our #Vision Specialist program is now open!
New Publication - Underemployment Among College Graduates with Blindness and Low Vision
New Employee Spotlight - Kim Crothers
OIB -TAC Webinars
New Publication - Use of Braille in the Workplace
Leveraging Your Disability to Find a Job
Take our courses on eye conditions! #HealthyVision
New Publication - Systematic Adaptation of the JOBS Program for Use with Adults with VI
Leveraging Your Disability to Find a Job
NRTC New Article Summary
Employment Insights with the NRTC - Episode 5
Happy Administrative Professionals Day from the NRTC!
New Pre-ETS Course for VR Professionals
New NRTC Publication on Job Retention
The NRTC's #Blindness Experience Training
Improving Opportunities & Quality of Life for People with Disabilities Symposium
Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)
Preferred and Actual Methods for Learning AT
Spotlight on Successful Employment I Rachel Christian
Workplace Eye Wellness Month
Subscribe to NRTC Notes
Adapted Sports Guide
Adapted Sports Guide
February is #LowVision Awareness Month
What is a certified vision rehabilitation therapist? #blindness
How to use a Ruby video magnifier #blindness
What is a video magnifier? #accessibility
World Braille Day- Celebrating Louis Braille
Do all people who are blind read braille?
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About
The National Research & Training Center on Blindness & Low Vision at Mississippi State University seeks to enhance employment and independent living outcomes for individuals who are blind or have low vision through research, training, education, and dissemination.
The nation's only federally funded center focused on employment outcomes for people who are blind or have low vision, the NRTC produces field-leading research and provides training to professionals ranging from direct-service providers to administrators of state agencies and federal programs.
To learn more, visit blind.msstate.edu
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