Career Advancement for Young Women with Visual Impairments

Melanie D. Hutto · D. Hare

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Young women with visual impairments need to learn strategies for both acquiring and advancing in careers. This article presents a qualitative research study of six successful female college graduates who are legally blind and suggests interventions for maximizing the career potential of female adolescents with visual impairments.

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