This program offers study skills counseling and educational therapy to all students. Educational counselors help students identify their individual learning styles and strengthen their academic skills, e.g., test preparation, time management, and the process of writing. Counselors also offer academic support to students with identified learning disabilities and attention deficit disorder. No one ever said the dissertation would be easy. That's why there are dissertation support groups at the Student Counseling and Resource Service .
Students meet once a week to share strategies and offer support.
For information, call 2-9800. The University strives to support the academic, personal, and work-related needs of each individual, but it does not have a comprehensive program for students with disabilities. You can find out more in the Student Manual of University Policies and Regulations . For complete information, pick up a copy of CCMI's Resource Guide for Minority Students , available in the CCMI office. The University has a policy prohibiting sexual harassment, plus procedures for dealing with complaints.