My name is Silvia. I was born in Mexico on April 2, 1984. I was born with a disease called Ostrogenesis Imperfecta (brittle bone or glass bones), which means that my bones brake easily. I'm going to be a senior. My mother's name is Margarita and my father's name is Eleodoro. I have two older sisters, Maribel, who is married and who has a 6-year-old daughter and a son who is almost 2 years old; and my sister Lilia, who is also married, has two sons ages 5 and 2, and is expecting a third one. I also have two younger brothers ages 14 and 12.

Hello, my name is Rebecca. I'm 17 years old. I have a dog named Buck. He is a Golden Retriever- Blue Heeler mix. I really like Anime/manga (Japanese cartoons and comics). I have a reading disability. My two favorite subjects are Japanese and sports medicine. I'm going to be in the 12th grade this fall. Other interests I have are reading, writing, music, and playing on the computer.

Hello! My name is Saroj. I'm 16 years old. I am going to be a junior. My favorite school subject is ASL (American Sign Language). I would like to become a child social worker, sign language interpreter, or a dancer. I have a learning disability. Things that have been most helpful for me are spell checker and grammar checker, breaking down sentences, and taking notes. The computer I got through DO-IT will be very helpful with my school assignments. I love hanging with my friends and snowboarding in the winter.

Hi, my name is Scott. I am interested in nuclear engineering as a career. My favorite subject in school last year was U.S. history. I enjoy playing customizable card games like Star Wars and Yu-Gi-Oh! I also enjoy computer games like Starcraft, Brood War, and Mechwarrior4.

Hi, my name is Alexandra. I enjoy dabbling in basic Web design, various crafts, and playing the clarinet in my school band. My career interests lie in research medicine, particularly virology or forensic pathology.

Hi, my name is Jared. I will be a senior. Last year was a lot of work, but I had good teachers. I enjoy cooking and riding my bike. I also like science. I hope to be a doctor someday. I understand a lot about being a doctor because I've seen so many over the years. I was born with congenital heart defects. I've always been told I can't participate in sports, so I watch. Just in the last few months they gave me the okay to skateboard and ride bikes. I was an officer my freshman and sophomore years in high school. Last year I was voted onto the Junior Prom Court.

My name is Rima. I will be in the 11th grade this coming fall. I have Cerebral Palsy Spastic Dipleagia. I love reading, watching movies, and playing on the computer, especially on the Internet. I am in Key Club, Honors Society, and the FBLA at school.

Hello, my name is Carson. I am going into 11th grade. I have one cat and I play the French horn in several different musical groups. I have a reading disability. I use assistive technology such as Dragon Naturally Speaking and WYNN Wizard to help me get through school independently. I am interested in design and engineering and would like to attend a university like the UW.

Hi, my name is Ryan. I have Cerebral Palsy. I am 18 years old and I enjoy many things. To name a few, I love bi-skiing, tandem bike-riding, and fishing. I have a Golden Retriever, named Emma, and she is the pride of my life.

My name is Brandon. I want my first job to be one that I like and that pays well. It would probably be a computing job. I have quadriplegia, but I will move again.

Hello. My name is Chris and I am entering my senior year. I have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which causes the gradual wasting away of the muscles. I enjoy taking difficult courses in school to see how far in life they take me. Beginning last year, I participated in Running Start by taking two engineering classes at the local community college. My goals in life are to attend the School of Engineering at the University of Washington and become an aeronautical engineer for Boeing. If that does not work out, I still want to get a job in the field of engineering. It is my hope that DO-IT will open up opportunities to accomplish my goals.

My name is Jeff, and I am going into my senior year of high school. I have Attention Deficit Disorder; it is hard for me to stay focused when I need to focus and it breaks my concentration when I need to pay attention to something. I also have an auditory processing disorder, which makes it hard for me to figure out the meaning behind things I hear. I like engineering, math, and technology. I like using math and computers to make art, and I like figuring out how stuff works. My favorite subjects in school are art and math. I want a career working with computers and electronics. I have learned almost everything I know over the Internet, and I think DO-IT will help me a lot.

Hi. I'm Raechell. I have four sisters and two brothers, all younger than me. I am a C7 quad, profoundly deaf, and respiratory fragile. I speak English as well as American Sign Language. I love math and science. It's all logical and there's always an answer. My favorite school subjects include math, science, and jewelry. I love art! And the teacher says that I'm good, considering I only have the use of my right arm. I'd like to be either an elementary school teacher or a math teacher. I love kids. I used to help out in Sunday school. I'm online 40-45 hours a week if there's school, more than that if not.

Hi. My name is Matt. I'm 17 years old. My hobbies include snow mobiling, running, working, and participating in the FFA (Future Farmers of America). I show sheep throughout Washington fairs. I work for Bishop Sanitation applying class B septage in our wheat fields. My goal is to go to college and study business management and culinary cooking. My disabilities are Dyslexia and short term memory defect.

My name is Alexandra, and I'm going to be attending the University of Washington this year. I love to snowboard. I'm deaf, and therefore, interpreters are most helpful. Having a computer allows me to talk to my friends over e-mail, which has been of great value to me. DO-IT is helping me develop techniques that have prepared me for college. I love to have fun, dance, and be with my friends.

Hi, my name is Amy. I will be a SENIOR!!! I have Cerebral Palsy, which is a condition that makes me have poor motor skills, so I fall easily. I am very independent. I have a mom, dad, and a brother named Nick. My family takes in kids from third world countries. We already had three kids, two boys and one girl, living with us. We are going to get another girl from the Philippines soon. I have a service dog, Soffie. She is a 3-year-old Red Merle Australian Shepherd. I do PowerPoint at my youth group. I love to swim. My favorite subjects are math and English. I can do all of my school work on my computer. I can also talk to different people online. I have a CoWriter program that speaks my words. I also have a program called DragonTalk that helps me talk to the computer. It will type whatever I say. After high school, I plan to go to Western Washington University to get a teaching degree. I want to teach at an elementary school.

My name is Sarah. I will be a senior in high school this fall. I am in one of the school choirs. I use an electric wheelchair. My disease (FOP) causes bone to form in muscle. I can't walk because my hips and knees are locked. My arms are also locked, almost in front of my face. I have a service dog that comes with me most places. For high school, the school district provided me with some assistive technology. I use a palm pilot to write essays and for various other work. I have a computer in my room with a special mouse and onscreen keyboard. I use the computer to print the assignments from the palm pilot. I get on the Internet for research, as well as use e-mail and play games. After college, I would like to be a Spanish/English interpreter or translator.

Hi. My name is Trisha. I have three brothers and one sister. My disability is a learning disability. I'm interested in science, engineering, math, history, and technology. In the future, I would like to be a history or science teacher. DO-IT is helping me understand computers better, so that I can use them when I go to college.

My name is Matt, and I go to Clark College in Vancouver, Washington. I have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, and I use a wheelchair. In my free time I like to play computer games in my bachelor pad, watch movies, surf the net, and make 3D art on the computer. I am a huge fan of Star Trek. I also collect diecast 1:18 scale cars with my uncle. I currently have 35 cars in my collection; my favorite car being a 1948 Woody Wagon. My favorite subject at school is science. I would like a career in computer graphics.

Hi. My name is Tasha. I recently graduated from Cleveland High School in Seattle. My favorite hobbies are playing games, shopping, talking on the phone, boys, animals, and collecting cards. My disability is Cerebral Palsy.

Hello, I am Ryan. I am 18 years old. I recently graduated from Sumner High School. In the Fall, I will be attending the University of Washington, where I plan on majoring in computer science and/or computer engineering. I have Cerebral Palsy, and use a walker and an electric wheelchair for school. I love computers and math. My hobbies include surfing the Internet, fixing/working on computers, playing video games, swimming, and launching rockets. I was an Intern in Summer Study '02.

My name is Nora and I finished my first year at Eastern Oregon University. I am going back this fall, and I plan to major in education. I have been using a computer most of my life. I have Cerebral Palsy. It affects my lower body and to some extent my hands. I enjoy swimming, playing guitar, and playing both Magic the Gathering and the Pokemon Trading Card games. I also like to talk about gaming with others.

Hello. My name is Brian. I attend Eastern Washington University. My disabilities include Static Incepalopathy, Patella, and Femoral Syndrome. My hobbies are movies, video games, and kite boarding.

Hi. My name is Jamie and I just completed my senior year at Lind High School in Lind, Washington. I will be attending Spokane Falls Community College in the fall where I will study to become an x-ray technician. My hobbies include playing softball and watching baseball. I love to hang out with my friends. I hope everyone has a great time at DO-IT!

Hi. I am Kasey. My favorite classes are history and science. My hobbies are playing football and basketball, running, and participating in the ASB club. I plan to attend a university, major in psychology and early childhood development, and get a medical degree in psychiatry. I spend much of my time working and doing odd jobs for my neighbors in my neighborhood.

Hi, my name is Deke. I am a recent graduate of Lake Chelan High School. I am going to be attending Central Washington University in the fall. I am looking at majoring in computer science, with a minor in weather, education, or communications. I am a cook at the Hungry Belly. Some of my hobbies are snowboarding, wakeboarding, computer gaming, and working on my high school's computer systems. I have a learning disability which is called Aphasia. It affects my writing and reading. My computer is my main accommodation. This year at Summer Study, I was an intern. The last summers at Summer Study have helped me make new friends and learn how and where to get help at college.

Hi! I'm Nick. That is also my e-mail name (@hotmail) because I am the only Nick Penchos in the world. I have C.P. and am in a power chair. I have just started classes at Lake Washington Technical College in Kirkland. I plan to enter the hotel/restaurant industry. I love eating all kinds of food, especially noodles (Italian, Thai, Chinese, any kind at all) and spices (chili, pesto, zahtar, etc.). For seven summers, I attended Camp Casey on Whidbey Island. I am an avid Mariners fan, and I am also a Spencer mystery book fan. We have two cats, Polly and Anna. I am also an N64 addict. DO-IT has helped me improve my computer skills and learn about how to get through college.

Hi. My name is Nohemi. I am 20 years old and my disability is Cerebral Palsy. This fall, I will be attending a two-year college called Herritage College in Toppenish, Washington. My hobbies are talking on the phone and hanging out with my friends, playing games on the computer, and sending e-mails and chatting online with friends. My favorite singer is Celine Dion and my biggest dream is to meet her in person. I have all of her CDs and even have an autograph. Eventually, I plan to work for Microsoft as a computer programmer.

My name is Roy. My disability is Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. I have completed my first of two years at Grays Harbor College in Washington. This fall, I will be transferring to Central Washington University as a junior. My masters will be in Artificial Intelligence. I am interested in science, computers, engineering, and computer aided drafting. I designed wheelchair ramps that were built at my high school and church. I am an Eagle Scout and a Horatio Alger National Scholar. I was a summer intern at SafeHarbor Technology Corporation.

Hey! My name is Kathy. I attend Tacoma Community College. I hope to either study public relations or accounting. I want to do something that includes writing or speaking publicly. My hobbies are computer games such as solitaire and minesweeper. My career goal is to become a writer. In DO-IT, I especially liked the field trips I went on as a Scholar.

My name is David. I attend Seattle Central Community College. I enjoy mathematics, map navigating, as well as controlling, refereeing, and keeping records of certain activities. I developed several versions of dominoes, along with a "Games of Chance" series, created by my associates, Barney and Courtney. The DO-IT program has been helpful in terms of doing independent research, as well as using a computer for school assignments and projects, communication with others, and project archives.

My name is J.W. I am 19 and I have Muscular Dystrophy. I finished my first year at Big Bend Community College in Moses Lake, Washington. I do not currently have a major, but after Big Bend, I hope to transfer to a four-year university and possibly get a degree in criminal justice. My hobbies include using the computer and watching sports.

Hi. My name is Pat. I live in Spokane, Washington. I completed my first year at Eastern Washington University. I will be transferring to Spokane Falls Community College in the fall, where I will major in computer science networking. My hobbies are talking on the phone and playing football. I was an Intern in Summer Study '01.

Hey! My name is Zachary. I'm from Vashon Island, the home where A-73 (a.k.a. Springer) was spotted. I just graduated with my friends as part of the class of 2002. I will be commuting back and forth to South Seattle Community College, but I haven't really decided what my major is going to be. I want to take photography classes, learn how to make Web sites, and learn Chinese. I would also like to work on the journalism staff. My interests in life are still in pop-genre music, checking mail, talking to my friends, sleeping, and many other things. Reading comic books is my favorite hobby. I LOVE the X-Men. I enjoy reading all the titles that come out monthly. I also enjoy watching and reading news about the Seattle Mariners. My favorite players are Ichiro, Jeff Cirillo, Bret Boone, Dan Wilson, Ben Davis, and maybe a few more. I was an Intern in Summer Study '02.

My name is Lacey. I live in Seattle, Washington. I have Cerebral Palsy and some specific learning disabilities. I attend Seattle Central Community College and plan to transfer to the University of Washington. My friend Veronica and I started our own business making and selling soap. Our business name is Spinning Wheels & Co. We have sold our soap at the Fremont Market and other places. Besides earning money, our goal is to help the community interact with disabled people in business. My hobbies are to ride horses, ride my bicycle, collect rocks, and do art. I was an Intern in Summer Study '01.

My name is Wolfgang. I'm going to be a sophomore at Skagit Valley College this fall, where I will study physics and writing. I like to snowboard, bike, play hacky-sack, and READ! I have a learning disability. The DO-IT program has taught me to understand and respect people with other disabilities and also has been amazingly encouraging about my future plans in college! I was an Intern in Summer Study '01.

Hi. My name is Tynesha. I graduated from Ingraham High School in 2000. I attend Seattle Central Community College. I'm learning sign language. I hope to transfer to the University of Washington as a junior and get my masters in education. Thereafter, I might teach in Japan for a little while or get a job in signing. My hobbies are reading, shopping, talking and hanging out with friends. I also love to write poetry and hope to one day have my own collection of poems published. One of the greatest things I have come across in my life is DO-IT. The reason I say this is because you meet some of the best people you will ever meet in your life and they are always there to help, talk, or just listen. I was an Intern in Summer Study '01.

Hi. My name is Maggie. I attend Brevard Community College in Florida. I'm studying chemical engineering. I have a learning disability. I had a summer internship at NASA. Working on the computer has helped me in school and in everyday activities. DO-IT let me see what college is like and what is expected of me.

My name is Emily and I am from Orlando, Florida. I attend Valencia Community College in Florida. My disability is Cerebral Palsy; I get around in my power wheelchair. I use Power Secretary and a laptop computer at school. My hobbies include reading mythology and science fiction, surfing the Net, and e-mailing friends.

My name is Amy. I live in Minnesota. I attend Cambridge Community College, and I'm majoring in journalism. My disability is Cerebral Palsy. I enjoy basketball, swimming, and going to movies. I'm also writing a novel in my spare time.

My name is Landon. I live in Washington state. I attend South Puget Sound Community College and major in accounting to hopefully become a CPA. I have been keeping track of my own stocks. I like computers, coin collecting, cards, and Nintendo. I have Methamalonic Acidemia, which caused a stroke that makes me not able to walk. I was an Intern in Summer Study '00.

My name is Nick. I am 21 years old. I have a vision impairment. I have had this disability my entire life. I attended the Indiana School for the Blind from 1986 to 1999. I now attend the University of Notre Dame. I will be graduating in the spring of 2003 with a double major in economics and computer applications. I have become a very busy person around the campus here in South Bend. I will be president of my dorm and I am president of the basketball fan club, The Leprechuan Legion. That's pretty much a "snapshot" of me right now.

My name is Jeffrey. I live in Massachusetts. In 1985, I was diagnosed with Ataxia Telangiectasia, a rare neurological condition in which the motor movement center of the brain deterioates. I graduated from Middlesex Community College with a 3.86 GPA. I am now attending Northeastern University in Boston. I have a dual major in biology and geology. I am interested in all aspects of science, especially geology, earth science (plate tectonics), genetics, and paleontology. I also enjoy all sports. In fact, I played seven seasons of soccer while I was still mobile. DO-IT and the Internet give me access to resources that help me at school.

My name is Wes. I am a computer science major at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. I will be a junior in the fall. After completion of college, I would like to pursue a career in customer service, technical support, or computer programming. In my spare time, I enjoy surfing the Internet, hanging out with friends, listening to music, and reading.

Hi there, my name is Jessie. I attend Arizona State University, majoring in political science. Specifically, I am interested in international relations and the impact of globalization on society. I hope to pursue these interests at a more advanced level in law school. My disability is Cerebral Palsy, and as a result, I use a wheelchair to get around. In my free time, when I am not studying, I enjoy going to dinner and movies with friends. I also spend my free time working on a grant through ASU which helps high school and college students achieve greater independence and self-determination by means of participant-action research. I enjoy working with the grant, especially because it allows me to enable students with disabilities to reach their full potential, in much the same way as DO-IT did for me.

My name is Hank. I'm from Spokane, Washington, and I graduated from Shadle Park High School. My disability is blindness. I would like to attend computer or radio broadcasting college. I enjoy listening to old-time radio shows. I set up my own Internet radio station.

Hi! My name is Jessie. I attend the University of Washington. I have Dyslexia and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). Dyslexia slows my reading speed down and makes writing difficult. I am interested in foreign languages and medicine. I was on my school's cross-country and track team. Running helps me reduce stress. I enjoy ballet. I have been dancing my entire life and hope to pursue it, in conjunction with my other endeavors, in a collegiate setting. My philosophy is to not allow my disability to hold me down and, instead, focus on finding alternative methods, learning from it, and compensating in other areas. I use computers every day for school. I use Dragon Dictate software to expedite my writing. My spoken grammar is significantly better than my written. Last year, I began to learn about digital video. I made two videos for school projects, where I learned some editing skills. Thank you DO-IT for this opportunity. I have gained and achieved so much these past years. I am now more confident academically. I was an Intern in Summer Study '01.

My name is Chris. I am from Redmond, Washington. I have Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Dyslexsia, and Dysgraphia. I attend Muskingum College in Ohio. I enjoy chatting, hanging out with friends, playing pool, and cracking jokes.

Hi. My name is Arnell. I graduated in 2001 from South Kitsap High School in Washington. My disabilities are Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and a communication disorder. I enjoy math. In my spare time, I like listening to Prince's music, teaching myself how to play the guitar, and doing stunts on my bike. I have worked at a sign shop, gaining experience with graphic arts, a career I might pursue in college. Currently, I work at Walmart.

My name is Eddie. I graduated from Spokane Falls Community College in Washington, where I studied mechanical engineering. My hobbies include bowling, billiards, and hotrods.

My name is Chanon. I live in Neenah, Wisconsin. I attend the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, majoring in social work. My disability is Cerebral Palsy. Some of my interests are writing short works and poems and performing modern and ballet dance. I received four different writing awards on short pieces that I composed. Four years ago, I was given a dance scholarship to go to the Cleveland Ballet Dancing Wheels adult workshop held in Ohio. DO-IT is a wonderful program for students like myself, who have disabilities and are seriously considering higher education.

My name is Crystal, and I live in Portland, Oregon. I am visually impaired. I plan to attend a community college in the Portland area. I enjoy being around my friends in my free time, but I don't get much of that. I love football, movies, and music. I study juvenile justice at a summer job at the Juvenile Justice Center. I became a mother in January!

I live in Spokane, Washington. I graduated from Rogers High School. I enjoy being with kids and playing sports such as volleyball and basketball. I am a full-time mother now and plan to go to college next year. My disability is Dyslexia.

My name is Todd. I attend Edmonds Community College in Washington. I plan on studying music at school, and I play the bass in my band, Water. I live in Bothell, Washington. My disability is Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). My hobbies include music, playing video games, and Magic the Gathering (card game).

My name is Corey. I attend Seattle Central Community College in Washington. My main field of study is physics/engineering. I enjoy carpentry, playing music, and building or fixing just about anything I can with my hands. My disabilities are Tourette's Syndrome, panic disorder, ADD, and Epilepsy. I am currently seizure free, without medications, so it appears that I have outgrown the Epilepsy. Tourette's, ADD, and panic disorder have caused a number of social difficulties for me over the years, as well as causing difficulties with maintaining concentration. My extracurricular activities include being a member of Seattle Central Community College Lynix Users' Group and participating in volunteer work. The single most important benefit of my computer usage is that it allows my teachers to read my assignments, which would otherwise be illegible. The computer has also allowed me to maintain a reasonable level of organization which I would otherwise not have.

My name is Andrew, and I have a mobility impairment. I have a weakness and lack of control on my left side, especially my left hand. I live in State College, Pennsylvania. I enjoy programming, writing and reading literature, photography, and music. I am majoring in physics at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York.

Hi. My name is Jennifer. My disability is blindness. I attend the University of North Dakota. I am majoring in early childhood education. Some things I enjoy doing are reading, going to movies, and hanging out with my Tri Delt sorority sisters. Recently, I got married. DO-IT enables me to keep in contact with those I have met.

Hi, my name is Trent. I attend Bellevue Community College. I plan to begin a new two-year program there called Transition to Success, with the goal of attaining more job skills and working toward independence. I have also been working at Target for a year as a customer service helper. I have been volunteering as a camp counselor the last two summers and as an assistant coach for Challenger Little League. I enjoy computers and the Internet.

My name is Benjamin, and I am an incomplete quadriplegic due to a football accident, which means I still have feeling and some movement. I attended Green River Community College in Washington. There, I earned an Associates of Arts and Sciences degree in Design Drafting and a mechanical design certificate. I am now a drafter for Acurate Tool and Design. My hobbies include studying the Bible, watching sports, working out, and playing video games.

My name is Michael. I have Spina Bifida with Upper Motor Neuron Dysfunction. I hail from Parker, Colorado. I'm an only child and when I'm not found on my computer (either playing or doing homework), I'm eating; sleeping; playing with my black Labrador Retrievers, Rosemary and Wallace; or listening to music. I regularly attend various cultural and academic events, such as speeches, drumming sessions, and other fun diversionary experiences at Colorado College in Colorado Springs. I will be a senior, with a history-philosophy major. I received one of 40 Boettcher awards for Colorado in 1999. That means free schooling (YES!!!). I am planning on graduate school in history, possibly leading to a job as a university professor in European history. I was an Intern in Summer Study '99.

My name is Karyn. I graduated from Interlake High School in Washington. Right now I am working as a sales consultant for Qwest. My learning disability is Dyslexia. My interests are roller-blading, playing computer games, talking in chat rooms, and playing soccer and basketball. I collect giraffes; I have several hundred.

Hello. My name is Steven. I am a senior at the University of Connecticut, majoring in economics. I am considering studying for an M.B.A. after I graduate. I have severe hearing loss. I love playing sports, watching movies, hanging out with my buddies, meeting new people, listening to music, and spending time on the Internet getting news and information.

My name is Veronica and I am a senior at Harvard. I am concentrating on Social Studies, and writing my senior thesis on the Republican Party's outreach efforts to Latino voters. In my free time, I sing with a Latin band that I founded called Un Poquito Mas. I love chocolate and hate brick sidewalks. As for the future, I hope to eventually be a political strategist--but who knows, maybe I will end up somewhere completely different!

Majoring in microbiology at Eastern Washington University. Hopes to get a Ph.D. in bacteriology or virology and teach at the college level. Intern at Summer Study '99.

Brain Tumor
Senior at Eastern Connecticut State University, majoring in computer science. Plans to pursue a career in computer programming.

Majoring in graphic communications and interning at Minot State University. Co-author of several books and articles. Also creates Web pages. Intern at Summer Study '99.

Deaf
Attending the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, Rochester, NY. Aspires to be a veterinarian, doctor, or marine biologist.

Cerebral Palsy
Junior at San Diego State University, majoring in political science and minoring in interior design. Hopes to help design fully accessible homes. Intern in 2002 Summer Camp co-sponsored by DO-IT and Camp Courage, MN.

Cerebral Palsy
B.S. in Biology and Microbiology, Idaho State College. Pursuing doctorate at Iowa State University with focus in genetics and molecular biology.

Blind
Senior at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, majoring in computer science. Worked as a computer consultant intern for the state of Nebraska and involved with freelance programming. Intern at Summer Study '98.

Attention Deficit Disorder and learning disability
A.A., Landmark College. Transferring to either the University of Massachusetts-Lowell or Northeastern to pursue a B.S. in computer technology.

Blind
Majoring in computer graphics, sound design, and the Internet at the University of North Dakota, ND.

Attention Deficit Disorder, learning disability
Working as technical support at Diamond Multimedia. Plans to pursue college degree.

Quadriplegic
Studying computer animation at Central Washington University.

Cerebral Palsy
B.S. in Recreational Therapy, Southern Illinois University of Carbondale. Working at a camp in Park City.

Quadriplegic
Attending Big Bend Community College, WA.

Brain injury
Attending Spokane Falls Community College, WA.

Epidermolysis Bullosa
Attending the University of Washington, WA, pursing computer science.

Cerebral Palsy
Attending Southern Oregon University, OR.

Cerebral Palsy
Working in technical support area.

Post-Polio
B.S. in Speech and Hearing Sciences, University of Washington. Attending Clark College, studying computer networking.

Health and orthopedic impairments, dwarfism
Majoring in computer science at Utah State University, UT.

Visually impaired
Attending Southern Oregon University, OR, with a major in psychology and a minor in hotel, restaurant, and resort management.

Paralysis from brain injury
Works at Deseret Industries Donation Center, WA.

Undiagnosed severe neuropathy
Systems Administrator at own Internet Service Provider business. Runs several other businesses.

Visual impairment
B.S. in Psychology and Chemistry, Oregon State University. Works at Nexus Information Security.

Stroke resulting in partial paralysis of right half of body
B.A. in Social Work, minor in Applied Psychology, Eastern Washington University, WA. Plans to enter the Social Work field in Eugene, OR.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
A.A.S. in Business, Highline Community College, WA.

Hearing impairment
Graduated from two-year program in engineering at the Washington Electronic Institute. Working in technical field.

Health impairment
Graduated with a degree in Computer Information Systems. Interning at Alaska Airlines' database design department.

Visual impairment
A.A.S. in Applied Science, Mount Hood Community College. Working at Stream International as a technical support representative.

Cerebral Palsy
Developing a cooperative group home in Eugene, OR. Plans to study mechanical engineering.