Students who have any physical or emotional impairment which may require reasonable accommodation at the University should contact the Learning Needs and Evaluation Center. The University is making every reasonable attempt to make the Grounds and its facilities accessible, and through reassignment of classroom space on a need-based program, accessibility is assured. Students seeking academic accommodation are advised to make early contact with the LNEC to ensure minimum disruption of classes and progress toward their degree program. Student Council sponsored legal counsel is available through this program to those students who pay the student activities fee. The agency is staffed by two attorneys and a large support staff.
Initial consultations are free.
The primary goal of this program is to assist transfer student integration to the University. Every year approximately 50 students are selected to serve as TSPAs. Each initiates contact with 10 to 12 transfer students during the summer and then serves as a primary resource and guide for these students as they enter the University.