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Grace Moskola

Director at Harvard University

Grace Moskola is the Associate Dean for Disability Access and Director of the Accessible Education Office at Harvard University.123 She has held professional roles in student accessibility services since 2010, including work at the University of Central Florida and Rollins College.1 In her current role, Grace provides strategic leadership for the Disability Access Office, engaging with campus partners to further the office's mission and educate the community on accessibility issues.2

Grace participates in multiple university-wide committees, leads working groups on accessibility issues, and advances disability-related higher education issues on a national level.2 She is known for her expertise in areas such as the Social Model of Disability, disability identity development, intersectional identities, and universal design in learning.1

In addition to her work at Harvard, Grace serves as a Director on the board of Communication 4 ALL, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring communication access for nonspeaking individuals with autism.1 Her involvement in this organization reflects her commitment to inclusive education and communication equality.

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Cambridge, Massachusetts