The Disability Resources Department also offers specialized instructions, disability management, and academic advising. For additional information contact 527-4278. Services include registration assistance, academic advising, assessment, financial aid information, special classes, tutoring in the use of learning strategies, and academic accommodations. All students must complete an initial interview process that requires written verification of brain injury by a medical doctor. Adapted Physical Education Classes are designed to provide students with individualized programs for physical fitness.
Students work either individually or in small groups with trained instructional assistants.
Interested students and student assistants are encouraged to contact the Adapted Physical Education Office at 527-4470. Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing may be eligible for services through the Disability Resources Department. Students work with a Deaf and Hard of Hearing Specialist to clarify educational and vocational goals, plan their schedule and arrange for the accommodations necessary to succeed in college. Accommodations may include sign language interpreters, note takers, assertive listening devices, real time captioning and tutoring. Additionally, the program sponsors classes in English and Career Exploration taught in American Sign Language, a weekly support group for Hard of Hearing students, and captioned movie nights.