Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara, Chair of the New York State Assembly Committee on People with Disabilities, will tour SUNY Schenectady County Community College on Students with Disabilities Advocacy Day to learn more about the college’s innovative support programs for students with disabilities. The tour will highlight services offered through the ADA Office, the Count Me In Program, and the Entrepreneurship Program, all designed to empower students with disabilities and promote their educational and professional success.

As part of his advocacy efforts during Students with Disabilities Advocacy Day, Assemblyman Santabarbara will highlight SUNY Schenectady’s exemplary support programs for students with disabilities. The visit underscores his commitment to advancing educational opportunities and fostering inclusive environments for all students.

The agenda includes an introduction to the Assemblyman’s advocacy work, an overview of services offered by the ADA Office, and insights into the Count Me In and Entrepreneurship Programs. Media attendees will have an opportunity to observe and engage during a meet-and-greet session with participating students.