Accommodations include but are not limited to orientation, advocacy, and academic and general counseling. Students are encouraged to contact the DRC two months prior to attending classes in order to begin the registration process. Registering with the DRC is done by providing the DRC with recent diagnostic documentation of the disability or hearing loss. During the Center's registration process, services are individually designed to meet the student's needs. The Center can be contacted as follows.
All services are free.
People come to the Center for help with a variety of personal concerns. Anxiety and depression, academic problems, personal or family relationship problems, drug and alcohol abuse, and sexual concerns are among the issues that students may want to discuss with a professional therapist. The Center is committed to short-term therapy, with a maximum of twelve counseling sessions per year. If the Center cannot meet your needs, appropriate referrals are provided. All counseling is confidential and protected to the full extent of the law.