Bindura University of Science Education (BUSE) has taken a significant step towards promoting inclusivity in education with the launch of its Disability Resource Center (DRC) which will happen in June 2024. The establishment of the center aims to create an environment that caters to the diverse needs of students with disabilities, ensuring equal educational opportunities for all.

The confirmation was made by Mr. Tadiwanashe Christian Marengo, the Secretary General of the Student Representative Council (SRC), during an online interview with Today News Online team. Marengo expressed his enthusiasm for the initiative, highlighting its potential to transform the educational landscape at BUSE.

"The launch of the Disability Resource Center marks a significant milestone for our university," stated Marengo. "By establishing this center, we are taking a proactive approach to ensure that students with disabilities have access to the resources and support they need to excel academically."

The DRC at BUSE will provide a range of services and accommodations tailored to meet the unique requirements of students with disabilities. These services may include accessible technologies, specialized equipment, note-taking assistance, and sign language interpretation, among others. The center will also offer guidance and counseling services to support students in their academic journey.

Furthermore, the university has expressed its openness to partnerships, collaborations, and donations from individuals, organizations, and institutions that share a commitment to fostering inclusivity in education. BUSE recognizes the importance of collective efforts in creating an inclusive environment and aims to build meaningful relationships with like-minded stakeholders. "We believe that collaboration is key to achieving our goals," said Marengo. "We invite interested parties to join us in this noble endeavor. Whether it is through partnerships, collaborations, or financial contributions, every effort counts towards making a difference in the lives of students with disabilities."

The establishment of the Disability Resource Center aligns with BUSE's broader commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity on campus. By providing equal opportunities for all students, the university aims to create an educational environment that embraces and celebrates individual differences.

As the center begins its operations, BUSE anticipates a positive impact on the educational experiences of students with disabilities. With the support of the university administration, faculty, and the wider community, the Disability Resource Center is poised to bring about positive change and empower students to reach their full potential.

For inquiries regarding partnerships, collaborations, or donations, interested parties can contact Bindura University of Science Education through their official website or get in touch with the Disability Resource Center directly.

Contact Information:
Bindura University of Science Education
Website: www.buse.ac.zw
Dean of Students: Dr Crispen Mazodze : +263 77 291 7452
SRC SECRETARY FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS: +263 71 396 0990