Bachelor of Community Rehabilitation

Community Rehabilitation & Disability Studies | Cumming School of Medicine

Committed to a Philosophy of Possibility

Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies (CRDS) is an interdisciplinary platform of academic inquiry. The CRDS delivers undergraduate and graduate programs in the domains of leadership development, community capacity building, innovation and multiple allies aimed at improving well-being of people with diverse abilities, promoting social change and building corresponding knowledge and theory.

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Program Requirements

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Courses

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Graduate Degrees in Disability Studies

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Minor and Combined Degrees

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Announcements

The CRDS program will be delivering all WINTER 2021 courses via web based format. If you have further questions or concerns please reach out to the course instructor. 

CRDS Faculty and Support Staff are currently working from home due to COVID-19. To get in touch, please utilize staff emails found under the "CONTACTS" tab. 
 

The CRDS faculty offices are located at the Foothills campus in the TRW building on the third floor

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TRW Building 
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News and resources for students

A conversation with CRDS

Want to know more of what our program is about? Dr. Joanna Rankin (Director of Community Rehab and Disability Studies) sits down with the Head of our department  in Community Health Sciences Dr. Fiona Clement to discuss  and answer question about our program.

CRDS program is one of five programs in the department of Community Health Sciences (CHS). Please check it out to gain a new (or first!) perspective about our dynamic and ever growing undergraduate program.

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