Disability Studies Schools in the Southeast

Disability studies schools in the Southeast by state:

Disability studies schools in other regions:

Midwest: 11 schools
Northeast: 17 schools
Northwest: 1 school
South: 3 schools
West: 10 schools

Popular medical school cities in the Southeast:

in Alabama:
Auburn: 1 school
Birmingham: 6 schools
Mobile: 4 schools
Tuscaloosa: 2 schools
in Arkansas:
Bentonville: 1 school
Conway: 3 schools
Fayetteville: 1 school
Little Rock: 4 schools
in Florida:
Boca Raton: 3 schools
Clearwater: 1 school
Coral Gables: 1 school
Fort Lauderdale: 5 schools
Fort Myers: 5 schools
Gainesville: 5 schools
Jacksonville: 4 schools
Melbourne: 3 schools
Miami: 14 schools
Ocala: 3 schools
Orlando: 6 schools
Pensacola: 3 schools
Saint Petersburg: 2 schools
Sanford: 1 school
Tallahassee: 3 schools
Tampa: 7 schools
in Georgia:
Athens: 2 schools
Atlanta: 13 schools
Augusta: 3 schools
Macon: 3 schools
Savannah: 3 schools
Statesboro: 2 schools
Valdosta: 2 schools
in Kentucky:
Bowling Green: 2 schools
Lexington: 3 schools
Louisville: 7 schools
in Louisiana:
Baton Rouge: 6 schools
Lafayette: 3 schools
New Orleans: 9 schools
Shreveport: 4 schools
in Mississippi:
Hattiesburg: 2 schools
Perkinston: 1 school
University: 1 school
in North Carolina:
Boone: 1 school
Buies Creek: 1 school
Chapel Hill: 1 school
Charlotte: 6 schools
Cullowhee: 1 school
Durham: 3 schools
Fayetteville: 3 schools
Greensboro: 4 schools
Greenville: 1 school
Raleigh: 6 schools
Wilmington: 3 schools
Winston Salem: 5 schools
Winterville: 1 school
in Puerto Rico:
Bayamon: 7 schools
Caguas: 5 schools
Carolina: 2 schools
Ponce: 5 schools
San Juan: 9 schools
in South Carolina:
Charleston: 5 schools
Clemson: 1 school
Columbia: 6 schools
in Tennessee:
Harrogate: 1 school
Johnson City: 1 school
Knoxville: 5 schools
Memphis: 10 schools
Nashville: 10 schools
in Virginia:
Blacksburg: 2 schools
Charlottesville: 2 schools
Fairfax: 1 school
Harrisonburg: 2 schools
Lynchburg: 3 schools
Norfolk: 4 schools
Richmond: 6 schools
Virginia Beach: 6 schools