Such limitations may include, but are not limited to such handicapping conditions as confinement to a wheelchair, blindness, deafness, learning disabilities such as dyslexia, post-polio syndrome, or traumatic injury. 532-6492 Academic Assistance is the central office for student academic concerns. All standardized testing and admissions exams are located here, as is the operation of such programs as the freshman seminar, math placement program, math labs, learning and study skills seminars, and tutorial assistance. Information about various tests, scheduled test dates and appointments can be obtained in Room 101 of Holton Hall, at 532-6492. Educational Supportive Services Kathleen Green, Director 201 Holton Hall 532-5642 Educational Supportive Services is a federally funded TRIO Program.
All services are free to program participants.
When women are in crisis for reasons of sexual or domestic violence and other forms of abuse or struggling with sexual harassment and discrimination, the Center resolves to help in any way that they can. They work closely with the police, the Crisis Center Inc., University Counseling Services and other area agencies specializing in services for women. Many of the services provided are supported by student fees, and students are entitled to certain services free of charge. Please call Lafene for details. University Counseling Services provides a full range of counseling options including individual, group and special arrangement counseling.