Touro pre-law students have interned in the Capitol Hill Offices of Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Senator Joseph Lieberman, Senator Frank Lautenberg, Senator Charles Schumer, and with various New York State Assemblymen and New York City Council Members. Each year, the Office of Career Placement organizes a Career Forum which brings to the campus leaders from a variety of companies who present information about career opportunities and job market trends. Since the 1994 academic year, the College has annually hosted an On-Campus Recruitment Fair with representatives from accounting firms, banks and brokerage houses, insurance companies, and government and social services agencies. Students who would like to receive career guidance from alumni in various professional fields should contact Ms. Susan Stern, Coordinator of Alumni Affairs. Services for Students with Disabilities T ouro College complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, which protects persons from discrimination on the basis of physical or mental impairments for all educational and employment purposes.
Assistance is available for students who have physical or learning-related disabilities.
The Office of the Dean of Students will make appropriate referrals for special accommodations or services. Any full or part-time domestic student who is registered at Touro College is eligible to enroll, as well as spouses and dependents. A brochure is available in the Office of the Dean of Students. Touro College offers this plan as a service to students who, for whatever reason, do not have any other medical insurance coverage . The Sentry Plan is not a substitute for comprehensive health coverage the students may be eligible for under their parents' plan and the College recommends that students investigate this possibility before proceeding with Sentry or any other plan.