Clients who are not in crisis will be offered the first available appointment time. The Office of Disability Services is located within the Counseling Center, Room 213, of the Student Services Center. The ODS works with students and employees to ensure that all persons with disabilities have access to university activities, programs, and services. Specialized services are provided to enhance the overall academic, career, and personal development of each person with a physical, psychiatric, or learning disability. The Wellness and Recreation Center, located next to the UNI-Dome, is home to the School of Health, Physical Education and Leisure Services, an academic department in the College of Education, and Wellness and Recreation Services, a service program in the Division of Educational and Student Services.
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Therefore, input and suggestions from students, faculty, and staff are given serious consideration. Besides personally contacting any of the WRS staff, program input can be made through the WRS Advisory Committee, which consists of a representative group of students, faculty, and staff. The UNI Child Development Center provides a setting for children to explore and interact with their environment, other children and adults. The Center is staffed by teachers certified in Early Childhood Education and UNI students. Children must be 6 weeks old when the session begins, and no older than 6.