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UC Davis: White House Hails Blind Chemistry Grad as "Champion of Change"

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"STEM is vital to America's future in education and employment, so equal access for people with disabilities is imperative, as they can contribute to and benefit from STEM," said Kareem Dale, special assistant to President Obama for disability policy. "The leaders we've selected as Champions of Change are proving that when the playing field is level, people with disabilities can excel in STEM, develop new products, create scientific inventions, open successful businesses, and contribute equally to the economic and educational future of our country." http://www.ls.ucdavis.edu/mps/news-and-research/hoby-wedler.html