Centrally coordinated services and accommodations are available to all qualified students with disabilities and are individually tailored to specific needs. Reasonable academic adjustments are those changes that will minimize or eliminate the impact of a disability and allow equal access. Computer Access Center Established to assure equal educational opportunities for students with disabilities, the CAC offers courses and training in computer assistive technology and use of the assistive technology with application software. Courses emphasize acquiring computer skills needed to help students complete academic and occupational goals. The lab is available for students who want to use the assistive technology to complete course work.
Staff is available for assistance.
See the CAC Coordinator to register for Computer assistive technology. CSD offers services and accommodations to students with documented learning disabilities and attention deficit disorders. Testing Accommodations Students with disabilities are entitled to reasonable accommodations for test taking including, but not limited to, having extended time to complete an exam or having a test read aloud. Students must take responsibility for discussing accommodation needs with their instructors, then advising the CSD office if a test reader or other aide is necessary, and scheduling a time for the test. Instructors are responsible for sending the test with the test accommodation form to the CSD office.