She explained how the program has changed since its inception in 1990 and how CAP has assisted not only federal employees with disabilities, but returning wounded service members. Log on to DotMilDocs, on BlogTalkRadio to find out more about CAP.
Friday, May 30, 2008
"This year, CAP has received over 3,500 requests from wounded service members," said Dinah Cohen
Yesterday, on Dot Mil Docs, a radio show featured on BlogTalkRadio.com, we conducted an interview with Dinah Cohen, director of the Department of Defense's Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program (CAP).
She explained how the program has changed since its inception in 1990 and how CAP has assisted not only federal employees with disabilities, but returning wounded service members. Log on to DotMilDocs, on BlogTalkRadio to find out more about CAP.
She explained how the program has changed since its inception in 1990 and how CAP has assisted not only federal employees with disabilities, but returning wounded service members. Log on to DotMilDocs, on BlogTalkRadio to find out more about CAP.
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