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I’m going to do The Disability Student Services it was the second project for me in the semester. It is also primary Research-Discovering at Oakland University. I would like to use Prezi because it is my favorite and it has many several options to present. My main points is to shows the students what The Disability Student Services offers to the students and how can they help them on correct way. In addition, I will get my visuals for my presentation from their website because I didn’t take any pictures when I was with Christie Gough the coordinator of Disability Student Services. I will use MLA Style presentations for this assignments because I like it. Finally, my classmates will learn from this presentation how The Disability Student Services

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