Assistance with registration, housing arrangements and other special needs is also available. The brochure includes information about people to contact for assistance and a brief description of available services. In cooperation with the SSD office, the Information Services Technology Access Program seeks to identify individual and campus-wide technology needs and develop meaningful solutions to the challenges inherent in a technology rich learning environment. EOP is a support service program for nontraditional students, including students who are ethnic minority, older than average, first generation in college, low income, single parents, or students with a disability. Created in 1969 by the Faculty Senate, it was designed to meet faculty concerns over recruiting and retaining nontraditional students.
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