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This directory presents a picture of the programs, services,and support that community colleges offer for individuals with disabilities,and heightens awareness of the range of education and training opportunitiesavailable at those institutions. It should serve as a resource foradministrators, counselors, students, parents, and policymakers. Data werecollected from summer 1995 through mid-1996 from disability servicespersonnel at 672 public and private technical, community, and juniorcolleges. As part of the survey, each school described outreach activities ineight different areas, provided information on any noteworthy features oftheir programs, and reported on nine categories of disabilities: visualimpairment or blindness; deafness/hard of hearing; orthopedic/mobilitydisabilities; speech/language disorders; learning disabilities; mentalretardation; emotional/behavioral disorders; head injuries; and chronicillnesses/other. The directory is organized into four parts: (1) Institutionsby State, including the number of students registered for disability supportservices, a list of services available, and special features; (2) Numbers ofStudents Reporting Disabilities by Category (in chart form); (3) SpecialFeatures Index, which categorizes services, programs, or accommodations thatare perceived to be particularly noteworthy by the institutions; and (4)Institutional Index. Contains 73 selected references. (VF)

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Directory ofDisability Support

Services inCommunity

Colleges 1996

Lynn Barnett, Editor

A project of the American Association of Community Collegeswith funding from the U.S. Department of Education

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Directory of Disability Support Servicesin Community Colleges, 1996Lynn Barnett, Project DirectorChalice Morgan, Staff AssistantYong Li, Research Assistant

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DIRECTORY OF DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES 1996

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CONTENTS

PREFACE

How TO USE THIS DIRECTORY 1

I NTRODUCTION 3

PART I: INSTITUTIONS BY STATE 11

ALABAMA 13ALASKA 15ARIZONA 16ARKANSAS 19CALIFORNIA 21

COLORADO 38CONNECTICUT 40DELAWARE 42FLORIDA 43GEORGIA 49HAWAII 53IDAHO 54ILLINOIS 54INDIANA 62IOWA 64KANSAS 67KENTUCKY 70LOUISIANA 72MAINE 73MARYLAND 74MASSACHUSETB 78MICHIGAN 80MINNESOTA 84MISSISSIPPI 89MISSOURI 91

MONTANA 94NEBRASKA 95NEVADA 96NEW HAMPSHIRE 97NEW J ERSEY 97NEW MEXICO 100NEW YORK 103NORTH CAROLINA 113NORTH DAKOTA 121OHIO 122OKLAHOMA 128OREGON 130

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PENNSYLVANIA 131

RHODE ISLAND 135SOUTH CAROLINA 136TENNESSEE 139TEXAS 141

UTAH 152VERMONT 153VIRGINIA 154WASHINGTON 158WEST VIRGINIA 162WISCONSIN 164WYOMING 168PuERTO Rico 169CANADA 171

PART II: NUMBERS OF STUDENTS REPORTING DISABILITIES

BY CATEGORY 175PART III: SPECIAL FEATURES INDEX 191

PART IV: INSTITUTIONAL INDEX 201

SELECTED REFERENCES 211

APPENDICES 217AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACI. OF 1990 219ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES 221

SURVEY INSTRUMENT 223

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*The databasefrom which this

directory has beencreated is maintainedat AACC. Anychanges in disabilitysupport servicecontact names or inprogram descriptionsreported here can beforwarded to:Lynn Barnett, Director

of CommunityDevelopment,

AACC,One Dupont Circle,

NW, Suite 410,Washington, DC

20036-1176(Internet:

lbarnettgaaccnche.edu).

Since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990,institutions of higher education have worked hard to be in compliance sothat all Americans have access to education. However, community colleges

continue to serve more students with disabilities than any other segment of highereducation. The intent of this directory is to present a picture of the programs,services, and support that community colleges offer for individuals with disabilities,and to heighten awareness of the range of education and training opportunitiesavailable at those institutions. This directory should serve as a resource foradministrators, counselors, students, parents, and policymakers.

Funded with a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of SpecialEducation Programs, this directory updates a similar one produced by the AmericanAssociation of Community Colleges (AACC) in 1992. Many people were helpful inits production. Appreciation is extended to special advisors:

Rhona Hartman and Jade Gingrich, HEATH Resource Center at the AmericanCouncil on Education;

Janice Marks, Howard Community College, MD;Kathleen McLane, Council for Exceptional Children;Jill Brooks, Catonsville Community College, MD;Janet Merrick, Montgomery College, MD; andMary Beth Doyle, Community College of Allegheny County, PA.

Thanks also go to:

Mike Ward and Hugh Berry of the U.S. Department of Education; andArnold Kee, Yong Li, Kent Phillippe, and Margaret Rivera of the AACC staff.

We are grateful, once again, for the cooperation of presidents and disabilitysupport services staff in community colleges across the country. In particular, we areindebted to the mentors and campus teams who were part of AACC's Departmentof Education project of which this directory is part:

Jeananne Dixon, New River Community College, VA;Susan Fraker, Lariisa McClung, and Vivian Fischo, Coconino Community College, AZ;Oscar Lopez, Richland College, TX;Lesley Mokay and Jody Fiorini, SUNY College of Technology, NY;Timothy Neher and Subrina Smith Taylor, Harrisburg Area Community College, PA;Rhonda Rapp, St. Philip's College, TX;Maureen Reustle and Lorett Cramer, Ocean County College, NJ; andVirginia Smith, Calhoun State Community College, AL.

They have given us faces to put on disability support service offices across thecountry and have shown how community colleges provide educational opportunitywith dedication and grace. This publication would not have been possible withouttheir help and insight.

For further information on the Associationand its services,

contact AACC at (202) 728-0200,or check our Website at

http://wwwaacc.nche.edu

David PiercePresidentAmerican Association of Community Colleges

December 1996

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DIRECTORY

Designed to give readers both a composite picture of services providedby community colleges, as well as information on individual colleges,this directory has four parts.

* Part I, Institutions by State, provides a brief description of each college thatresponded to the survey. This section includes numbers of students registeredfor disability support services (DSS), a list of types of services andaccommodations offered, and special features or programs. This sectionshould be useful to readers searching for information on colleges alreadyknown to them.

* Part II, Numbers of Students Reporting Disabilities by Category, is presentedchart form to allow readers to see, at a glance, where large numbers ofstudents with disabilities attend college. Unusually high numbers, forexample, might indicate that the institution has a special program to whichstudents may be recruited.

* Part III, the Special Features Index, categorizes services, programs, oraccommodations that are perceived to be particularly noteworthy by theinstitutions themselves. The information in this section has not beenevaluated or ranked by AACC, and not all responding colleges reported aspecial feature.

* Part IV, the Institutional Index, is an alphabetical listing of the 665institutions that completed the survey and are described in the first part ofthe directory.

All of the colleges listed offer catalogs, brochures, and other information thatcan be used by parents, students, counselors, and others to help them in theircollege selection process. For answers to questions about programs at a specificcollege, readers are encouraged to communicate with the DSS contact personlisted for that college.

Disability support service professionals may use the directory as a resource tohelp them identify peers who could share information on special features,program development, or related issues.

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This directory was compiled by the American Association of CommunityColleges (AACC) in an effort to update information collected in 1992about services for community college students with disabilities. Previous

editions were produced by AACC in 1992 and by AACC and the American Councilon Education in 1988. The data reported in the present directory were gatheredduring summer 1995 through mid-1996 from 672 public and private community,technical, and junior college disability support service (DSS) personnel whoresponded to an AACC survey. Responses, based on Fall 1995 headcount numbers,apply to both full-time and part-time students.

THE SURVEY INSTRUMENT

The survey instrument solicited information related to the following: DSS staffcontacts; enrollment; number of students registered for DSS; degree or

certificate attainment; types of disabilities represented by students who requestservices; services and accommodations offered to those students; special features orprograms that the college regards as particularly effective or unusual; technology;outreach activities; and outcomes.

Nine categories of disabilities were surveyed: visual impairment or blindness,deafness/hard of hearing, orthopedic/mobility disabilities, speech/language disorders,learning disabilities, mental retardation, emotional/behavioral disorders, headinjuries, and chronic illnesses/other. The distribution of these categories is shown inPart II. The 28 types of support services and accommodations about whichinformation was requested are shown below:

Disability-specific scholarships Notetakers/scribes/readersDisability support services office Taped textsDisability resource handbook Tutoring (specialized LD)Special orientation Alternative exam formats/timeRegistration assistance Course substitution/waiverHousingon campus Independent living/social skillsHousingoff campus trainingEmergency evacuation Vocational assessment/careerTransportation counselingExtracurricular activities Job-seeking skills trainingAdapted sports/physical education Job placementCounseling (personal) Study skills trainingDisability-specific assessment Self-advocacy trainingLearning center lab Transfer assistanceInterpreters Social Security tuition waiver

Colleges were asked to identify outreach activities in eight areas: accommodationconsultation to business; advisory board; vocational rehabilitation agency(government); vocational rehabilitation agency (nongovernment); communityorganization collaboration; high school counselor outreach; parent organizationoutreach; and other.

In addition, the colleges were asked to provide information on any noteworthy ormost valuable features of their programs, as well as any noteworthy assistedtechnology facilities or equipment available to students with disabilities.

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FINDINGS

Institutional ContadsNearly 80 percent (79.4) of all campuses responding to the survey reported

having a Disability Support Service Office. Up from 70 percent in 1992, this appearsto be an indication of heightened awareness of DSS needs. As in 1992, a variety ofprofessionals are listed as contacts for DSS information. Among those with a DSSoffice, the most common titles for contact staff are director, coordinator, specialist,or liaison. Among institutions without an identified DSS office, the responsibilities

for DSS reporting appear to range widely:registrars, directors of assessment, advancement orgrants officers, vocational rehabilitation counselors,academic deans, institutional research officers,academic support coordinators, support servicestaff. The inclusion of grants officers as DSScontact staff suggests that some disability supportservices may rely on outside funding for operation.In institutions without a separate DSS office, deansof student services most frequently and notsurprisingly assume responsibility for disabilitysupport services.

FIGURE 1

Distribution of Students with Disabilities in PublicInstitutions of Higher Education

Public four-yearcolleges &

universities29%

Public two-yearinstitations

71%

Source: Na gestalt PostseaandryStudertAidStudy 1992-93 Salley, National Center for Eiacatien Statistics

Enrollment/graduationAmong all of public postsecondary education,

two-year colleges enroll the highest percentage ofstudents with disabilities (see figure 1). The U.S.Department of Education's 1992-93 NationalPostsecondary Student Aid Survey (NPSAS)shows that 71 percent of all students with

disabilities in public postsecondary institutions are in two-year colleges; only 29percent are in four-year colleges and universities. This represents an 8 percent

increase at community colleges since the 1989-90NPSAS study.

According to AACC's 1995 survey,approximately 8 percent of community collegestudents reported having a disability, comparedwith 6 percent in 1992 (see figure 2). Half of the 8percent of students reporting disabilities alsorequest DSS assistance, compared with one-thirdrequesting special services or accommodations in1992. There are several possibilities for theincrease in requests for services: DSS services aremore readily available; students are more aware ofDSS services; or more students are coming throughthe public school system aware of their right toaccommodations.

FIGURE 2

Students with Reported Disabilities and Those UsingSupport Services in Community Colleges

No reporteddisabilities

92%

Reported disability,not using support

services

4%

Reported disability,using support

services

4%

Source= National Pcstsecceidary Student Aid Study 1992-93 Slimy, Naional Center for Fancnion Statistics; also

Connunity College Services for Students midi Disabilities, AACC Survey, 1995

Data on graduate rates for students withdisabilities are incomplete. Less than 31 percent ofthe responding institutions provided data on

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degree completion by DSS students overall, and less than 21 percent reportedinformation on certificate attainment by those students. Even fewer responses wereprovided on degree/certificate attainment by gender or race/ethnicity.

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Percent Distribution of Reported Disabilities atCommunity Colleges: 1992 & 1995

On the 1992 survey this category was called Developmental DisabilitiesSource: Community College Services for Students with Disabilities, AACC Survey, 1995

Students registered for disabilitysupport services

Community college contacts wereasked to report the categories ofdisabilities represented by their DSSstudents. If students fell into more thanone category, the responses were toreflect the primary category only.Approximately 14 percent of allcampuses responding did not keep DSSstudent data by category. However,among those 570 institutions reportingdata by category, learning disabilities(LD) constituted by far the largest(about 38 percent) single category ofdisability served by a DSS office. LDwas followed by orthopedic or mobilitydisabilities (18 percent) and chronicillnesses/other disabilities (15 percent).Students in all other categories ofdisabilities were fairly evenly divided,

with speech and language disorders the smallest group. The distribution overall hasnot changed since AACC's 1992 survey(see figure 3).

DSS gender and racial/ethnic information was sought from community collegesfor the first time in the 1995 AACC survey (see figures 4 and 5). Males and females

appeared to request disability support services infairly equal numbers (49 percent male, 51 percentfemale). Similarly, racial/ethnic composition ofDSS students closely mirrored that of the generalpopulation: White, 71 percent; African American,13 percent; Hispanic, 11 percent; Asian/PacificIslander, 2 percent; Native American, 1 percent;and Other, 2 percent.

Although the figure for learning disabilities is upvery slightly since 1992, the increase may beattributed to a change in survey language. The1992 survey category Developmental Disabilitieswas more accurately called Mental Retardation inthe 1995 instrument; since the 1995 increase innumbers for Learning Disabilities is offset by acomparable decrease in numbers for MentalRetardation, it is possible that learning disabilitieswere sometimes reported as developmentaldisabilities earlier.

FIGURE 4

Gender Composition of Students Reporting Disabilities

Female51%

49%

Source: Community College Services for Students with Disabilities, AACC Survey, 1995

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Racial/Ethnic Composition of Students ReportingDisabilities

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Hispanic11%

Other2%

African American13%

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Support services and accommodationsCollege staff provided information about the

availability of 28 specific support services and typesof accommodations offered on community collegecampuses. With the exception of study skillstraining, a category added in 1995 and offered by78.8 percent of respondents, the most prevalentservices and accommodations are the same asreported in 1992: adaptive equipment/technology,registration assistance, notetakers/readers/scribes,counseling, alternative exam formats/time, DSSoffice, interpreters, taped texts, learning center lab,and tutoring (see figure 6). According to respon-dents, some of these became more extensively usedsince 1992: interpreters (up 12 percent), tapedtexts (up 10 percent), notetakers/readers/scribes(up 9.6 percent), and DSS office (up 9.4 percent).Most dramatic was the use of adaptive equipment/technology. In 1992, 69 percent of respondentssaid their campuses offered adaptive equipment; in1995, every respondent listed some kind of assisted

technology facilities or equipment, an increase of 31 percent.

The 1992 category of vocational assessment became vocational assessment/careercounseling in 1995, with 71.5 percent reporting offering that service. Four categoriesappeared for the first time on the 1995 survey: study skills training, transferassistance (provided by 68.1 percent of respondents), and Social Security tuition

waivers (reported by only 10.5percent of respondents).

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Services/Accommodations Most Frequently Provided byCommunity Colleges: 1992 & 1995

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In 1995, the services/accommodations least frequentlyprovided by community collegesare: disability resources handbook(41.3 percent), emergencyevacuation (40.1 percent),disability-specific assessment (37.7percent), extracurricular activities(33 percent), adapted sports/PE(25.5 percent), DSS scholarships(23.5 percent), on-campus housing(17.6 percent), transportation (12.5percent), independent living (8.9percent), and off-campus housing(6.3 percent) (as shown in figure 7).

Special featuresColleges reported a wide range of

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of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans withDisabilities Act. Among them are large adaptive physical education programs or daycare centers, mentoring and job shadowing programs, and international student

exchange programs. A number ofcolleges have DSS student clubs,high tech centers, and cooperativeeducation programs. Selectedspecial features are indexed in thisdirectory.

FIGURE 7

Services/Accommodations Least Frequently Provided byCommunity Colleges: 1992 & 1995

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Technology

Contrary to 1992, when"adapted equipment (phones,computers, etc.)" was included inthe list of possible support servicesand accommodations available tostudents with disabilities, the 1995AACC survey asked an open-ended question specifically aboutthe use of technology. Althoughnearly one in three (31 percent) of1992 respondents did not reporthaving any adapted equipment,every respondent in the 1995survey listed various types of specialtechnology. Examples citedinclude: voice-activated computersoftware, screen magnification

software, hearing assistive devices, talking calculators; large screen monitors; largemonitor microscopes, accessible lab tables, braille printers, keyboard adaptations,large character display, and telesensory technology. Some statewide high techcenters are also in place. The responses suggest the immense role that computertechnology is playing in making a college education accessible to students withdisabilities.

Outreach activitiesCommunity college disability support service programs are involved in a variety of

activities to connect with people beyond the campus (see figure 8). By far the mostcommon outreach effort (81.1 percent of respondents) is college collaboration withgovernment vocational rehabilitation agencies. In descending order, the next areasare: high school counselor outreach (69.3 percent); collaboration with communityorganizations (56.2 percent); collaboration with nongovernment vocationalrehabilitation agencies (42.8 percent); advisory boards (39.2 percent);accommodation consultation to business (16.7 percent); and parent organizationoutreach (15.2 percent).

The consultation services to business may be an example of how DSSprofessionals continue to help students meet their needs in the workplace; howeverit also may be an area that could be developed further under the college'scontinuing education umbrella.

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Many respondents also indicated many other types of outreach activities. Theyinclude: coordination with school districts and other higher education institutions,statewide programs, regional consortia, community transition teams, direct outreachto high school students, public information sessions, open houses or festivals, alumni

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organizations, publications,community workshops, supportgroups, professional associations,transition fairs, job fairs, andoutreach to medical facilities.

OutcomesAccording to the AACC survey,

many if not most communitycolleges do not know much aboutwhat happens to their DSSstudents once they leave theinstitution. When asked wheretheir students go to work, at leasthalf of the respondents did notanswer. Among those who didrespond, about a fifth said to"technical" jobs; but nearly anotherfifth answered "don't know." As forfurther education, about a fifthindicated that their DSS studentswent on to four-year colleges anduniversities. Again, manyrespondents simply did not know.

Tracking

Repondents were asked the open-ended question, How do you track outcomes ofyour students with disabilities? Tracking outcomes continues to be problemmatic.Few institutions have systematic mechanisms in place to track their DSS studentsafter they leave the college. Some tie into statewide information systems. Mostcommunity colleges, however, keep track of their DSS students primarily throughstudent records while they are enrolled, and not when they leave the institution.Some institutions use a variety of follow-up surveys, some through alumni or jobplacement offices. Responses suggest the following approaches to student tracking:student surveys (ranging from 30-day to one or more years after departure); informalmethods including word-of-mouth; job placement/career counseling offices;personal contact including telephone, home visits, or letters; student self-reports;exit interviews or questionnaires; or contacts with rehabilitation services. Lessfrequent approaches include university contacts, transfer records, or employersurveys.

Summary

The implementation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, along with thematuring of mainstreamed students in K-12 classes, has led community colleges tostrengthen their disability support services programsor to shape new ones. Manyapproaches are becoming institutionalized. Adaptive technology and related

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computer or learning labs are now the norm. Cooperative arrangements areincreasing between community colleges and their local schools, community groups,rehabilitation agencies, and employers. As community colleges continue theirmission of open access to all community members, and with the aging of thepopulation as a whole, it is possible that these institutions will service increasingnumbers of students with disabilities. Institutions will be called increasingly todocument and assess the cost effectiveness and quality of their programs andservices. Although some colleges have begun tracking students and measuringoutcomes, there still is much to be accomplished in the area of DSS programevaluation.


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ALABAMA

Alabama Aviation and Technical CollegePO Box 1209Ozark, AL 36361-1209Contact: Robert Miller, Jr., Coordinator Student

Development ServicesPH: (334) 774-5113FAX (334) 774-5113 ext. 258Other Staff Eva Sasser, Counselor

***Enrollment: DSS 1

* * *Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 1

* * *Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Bessemer State Technical CollegePO Box 308Bessemer, AL 35021Contact: Dana Chang, Coordinator of Special NeedsP1-1: (205) 428-6391FAX (205) 426-7306TTY (205) 428-6391


* * *Support Services/Accommodations. DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining

* * *Special Features: Close coordination with vocational

rehabilitation and other agencies and counselors; highcustomer service standards

***Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. DSS

students not identified by category.

John C Calhoun State Community CollegePO Box 2216, Highway 31 NorthDecatur, AL 35609-2216Contact:Jo O'Neal, Dean of Student AffairsPH: (205) 306-2613FAX: (205) 306-2885Other Staff Izora Harrison, Director of Services to Special

Student Populations; Virginia Smith, Counselor***

Enrollment: DSS 275* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness9; Hard of hearing/deafness 24; Orthopedic/mobility 62;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 132;Emotional/behavioral disorders 9; Head injuries 5;Chronic illnesses/other 33

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Support Services/Accommodations. Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

** *Special Features: Linkages with community; staff training;

career transition project; AHEAD award for facultyguide, 1995

***Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Chattahoochee Valley StateCommunity College2602 College DrivePhenix City, AL 36869Contact: Jacquie Thacker, ADA CoordinatorPH: (334) 291-4992FAX: (334) 291-4980TTY (334) 291-4993


* * *Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

1; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 5;Learning disabilities 6; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2;Head injuries 2; Chronic illnesses/other 9

***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, emergency evacuation, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams

** *Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Enterprise State Junior CollegePO Box 1300Enterprise, AL 36331Contact:Gary Deas, ADA CoordinatorPH. (334) 347-2623FAX (334) 347-2623 ext. 324TTY (334) 347-2623

** *Registration byDSSCategory Hard of hearing/deafness 1

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, job placement,transfer assistance

* * *Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS

degree/certificate data reported.

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James H Faulkner State Community College1900 South Highway 31Bay Minette, AL 36507Contact: Brenda Kennedy, Dean of Student DevelopmentPH: (334) 580-2180FAX (334) 580-2182TTY (334) 580-2292

** *Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS

degree/certificate data reported. DSS students notidentified by category.

Jefferson State Community CollegePinson Valley Parkway at 2601 Carson RoadBirmingham, AL 35215-3098Contact: David Yates, ADA DirectorPH: (205) 856-7993FAX (205) 853-0340Other Staff Jane Hawkins, Counselor and ADA Coordinator

**Enrollment: DSS 27

* * *Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 11;

Mental retardation 4; Emotional/behavioral disorders 12***

Support Services/Accommodations DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, transportation, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Early registration for DSS students; career

counseling* * *

Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Douglas MacArthur State Technical CollegePO Box 649Opp, AL 36467Contact: Wayne Bennett, Dean of StudentsPH. (334) 493-3573FAX (334) 493-7003


1; orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 12** *

Support Services/Accommodations Registration assistance,transportation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training



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Northeast Alabama State Community CollegePO Box 159Rainsville, AL 35986Contact: Elaine Hayden, Academic Dean AssistantPH (205) 638-4418 ext. 330FAX (205) 228-6861TTY Relay: (800) 548-2546

***Enrollment: DSS 7DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 2

**Registration by DSS Category: Orthopedic/mobility 2;

Learning disabilities 5** *

Support Services/Accommodations DSS office, specialorientation, emergency evacuation, counseling (per-sonal), notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (special-ized LD), alternative exams, study skills training

* * *Special Features: Able Student Alliance (organization of

DSS students and non-DSS volunteers)

Shelton State Community College202 Skyland BoulevardTuscaloosa, AL 35405Contact: Ronald Range, Director of Institutional ResearchPH: (205) 391-2328FAX (205) 391-2347Other Staff: Humphrey Lee, Dean of Student Services

***Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

1; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Learning disabilities 19;Chronic illnesses/other 11

* * *Support Services/Accommodations Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, job placement***

Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSSdegree/certificate data reported.

Snead State Community CollegePO Drawer DBoaz, AL 35957Contact: Melissa Rice, Financial Aid DirectorPH: (205) 593-5120FAX (205) 593-7180Other Staff Elizabeth Cooper, Director of Institutional

Research; Johnny McAlpine, Dean of Student Services***


Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 4;Emotional/behavioral disorders 1; Head injuries 1;Chronic illnesses/other 1

* * *Support Services/Accommodations. DSS office, registration

assistance, on-campus housing, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement

**Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

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Southern Union State Community CollegePO Box 1000, Roberts StreetWadley, AL 36276Contact:Steve Sprat lin, Director of Institutional

AdvancementPH: (205) 395-2211FAX (205) 395-2215Other Staff Joanne Jordan, Vice President for

Administrative Services***


Registration by D55 Category:Visual impairment/blindness1; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 2;Learning disabilities 25; Chronic illnesses/other 2

***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,emergency evacuation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts

***Special Features:Music/theater programs; intramural/

intercollegiate athletics; specialized financial aid***


Chauncey Sparks State Technical CollegePO Drawer 580Eufaula, AL 36072-0580Contact: Mickey Baker, ADA CoordinatorPH. (334) 683-3543

* * *Support Services/Accommodations Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), tutoring (specialized LD)***

Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSSdegree/certificate data reported. DSS students notidentified by category.

George Corley Wallace StateCommunity CollegePO Drawer 10493000 Earl Goodwin ParkwaySelma, AL 36702-1049Contact: Ronda Westry, ADA CoordinatorPH: (334) 875-2634FAX: (334) 874-7116


* **Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 1;

Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 2; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 1

* * *Support Services/Accommodations DSS office, counseling

(personal), taped texts, alternative exams, transfer assistance***


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University of Alaska-AnchorageCollege of Career and Vocational Education3211 Providence DriveAnchorage, AK 99508Contact: Lyn Stoller, Director of Disability Support ServicesPH: (907) 786-4535FAX (907) 786-453177) (907) 786-4535Internet: [email protected] Staff Sue Bahleda, Coordinator of Interpreting

Services* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness15; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility40; Learning disabilities 80; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 20; Head injuries 10; Chronic illnesses/other 20

**Support Services/Accommodations. DSS office, registration

assistance, on-campus housing, transportation, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams



University of Alaska Southeast-Ketchikan2600 7th AvenueKetchikan, AK 99901Contact: William Trudeau, Assistant Campus DirectorPH: (907) 225-6177FAX (907) 225-3624Internet:[email protected] Staff Rod Landis, Counselor

**Support Services/Accommodations Special orientation,

registration assistance, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, taped texts, alternative exams, study skillstraining



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Central Arizona College8470 North Overfield RoadCoolidge, AZ 85228Contact:Jim Hutchison, Director of CounselingPH: (520) 426-4410FAX (520) 426-4234TTY (520) 462-4411Other Stall; Karen Wise, Assessment/Retention Specialist

***Enrollment: DSS 47D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 4; Certificates 1

* * *Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness

2; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 1;Learning disabilities 28; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 15


on-campus housing, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

Chandler-Gilbert Community College2626 East Pecos RoadChandler, AZ 85233Contact: Lois Bartholomew, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (602) 732-7309FAX (602) 732-7009

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Counseling (personal),

tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver

***Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS


Cochise College4190 West Highway 80Douglas, AZ 85607-9724Contact: Richard Seals, Coordinator, Risk Management

(520) 364-7943FAX (520) 364-0206


** *Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

2; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 17;Learning disabilities 19; Emotional/behavioral disorders 7

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, counseling

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(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance


Coconino Community CollegeSuite 173000 North 4th StreetFlagstaff, AZ 86004Contact: Larissa McClung, Disability Resources CoordinatorPH: (520) 527-1222FAX (520) 526-1821Internet:[email protected]

***Enrollment: DSS 59DSS Graduation: Certificates 1

* * *Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness

7; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 10;Learning disabilities 22; Mental retardation 1; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 9; Head injuries 1; Chronicillnesses/other 6


assistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

GateWay Community College108 North 40th StreetPhoenix, AZ 85034-1795Contact: Esther Schon, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (602) 392-5049FAX (602) 392-5329

** *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, study skills training,transfer assistance



Mesa Community College1833 West Southern AvenueMesa, AZ 85202Contact:Jack Clevenger, Program AdvisorPH: (602) 461-7447FAX (602) 461-7815TTY (602) 969-5587

Enrollment: DSS 500

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Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness10; Hard of hearing/deafness 75; Orthopedic/mobility100; Speech/language disorders 10; Learning disabilities75; Emotional/behavioral disorders 50; Head injuries 20;Chronic illnesses/other 400

***Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD)


Mohave County Community College1971 Jagerson AvenueKingman, AZ 86401Contact:Jodie Wong, Director, Disability ServicesPH: (520) 757-0848FAX (520) 757-0896TTY (520) 757-0848

***Enrollment: DSS 36DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 1; Certificates 1

**Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness

3; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 14;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 10;Emotional/behavioral disorders 3; Head injuries 1;Chronic illnesses/other 2


resource handbook, registration assistance, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, study skills training,transfer assistance

Navajo Community CollegeTsaile, AZ 86556Contact: Mark Retasket, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (520) 724-6730FAX (520) 724-3327


assistance, on-campus housing, transportation, counsel-ing (personal), transfer assistance



Northland Pioneer CollegePO Box 610Holbrook, AZ 86025-0610Contact:Joseph Reynolds, Coordinator for Special NeedsPH: (520) 282-4633FAX (520) 524-2124TTY (520) 289-1078

***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness4; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 9;Learning disabilities 5; Mental retardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 8

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, on-campus housing, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams

* * *Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Paradise Valley Community College18401 North 32nd StreetPhoenix, AZ 85032Contact: Raul Monreal, Jr., Director, Special ServicesPH: (602) 493-2659FAX (602) 493-2607TTY (602) 493-2889





resource handbook, registration assistance, transporta-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams

* * *Special Features: On-campus transportation; individual

tutoring; specialized instruction; videos of class lectures***

Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Phoenix College1202 West ThomasPhoenix, AZ 85013Contact: Ginney Bugh, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (602) 285-7477FAX (602) 285-77007TY (602) 285-7477Other Staff Jack Rolinger, Director



50; Hard of hearing/deafness 48; Orthopedic/mobility

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64; Speech/language disorders 5; Learning disabilities 10;Chronic illnesses/other 72


resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, study skills training

***Special Features: Study skills specialist; Learning Center

tutoring* * *


Pima County Community CollegeB2044905 East BroadwayTucson, AZ 85709-1100Contact: Doris Ford, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Educational

ServicesPH: (520) 748-4986FAX: (520) 748-4877Internet:[email protected]



76; Hard of hearing/deafness 84; Orthopedic/mobility192; Learning disabilities 366; Mental retardation 11;Emotional/behavioral disorders 104; Head injuries 49

***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement,study skills training

* * *Special Features: Special workshops for faculty, staff, advisors,

tutors; Disability Awareness Day with broad participa-tion in activities to increase awareness of disabilities


Pima County Community College-EastCampus8181 East Irvington RoadTucson, AZ 85709-4000Contact: Flo Weeks, Student Development SpecialistPH: (520) 722-7699FAX: (520) 722-7690TTY (520) 722-7699Other Stag' Steve Piper, Student Development Specialist



6; Hard of hearing/deafness 8; Orthopedic/mobility 60;Learning disabilities 49; Mental retardation 1; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 23; Head injuries 7

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Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance


Rio Salado Community College2323 West 14th StreetTempe, AZ 85281Contact: Betty Elliott, Director, Student ServicesPH: (602) 517-8540FAX: (602) 517-85797TY (602) 517-8565Internet: [email protected] Staff Erin Smith, Office Coordinator; Kathleen

Hernandez, Program Advisor***

Enrollment: DSS 100DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 5; Certificates 10


20; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 10;Learning disabilities 38; Emotional/behavioral disorders20; Head injuries 5; Chronic illnesses/other 2


resource handbook, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver

Scottsdale Community College9000 East Chaparral RoadScottsdale, AZ 85251Contact: Dee Duggan, Program AdvisorPH: (602) 423-6517FAX (602) 423-620077Y (602) 423-6566


* * *Support Services/Accommodations. Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining

* * *Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. DSS

st not identified by category.


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South Mountain Community College7050 South 24th StreetPhoenix, AZ 85040Contact: Bill Zepeda, Coordinator, Carl Perkins ProgramPH: (602) 243-8027TTY 1 (800) 367-8939Internet: [email protected]



1; Orthopedic/mobility 2***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Yavapai College1100 East Sheldon StreetPrescott, AZ 86301Contact: Patricia Quinn-Kane, Learning SpecialistPI-I: (520) 776-2091FAX (520) 776-2083




orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,emergency evacuation, transportation, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling

**Special Features: Small program with individualized services

**Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS


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Cossatot Technical CollegePO Box 960Highway 70 WestDeQueen, AR 71832Contact: Mary Renick, Director of AssessmentPH. (501) 584-4471FAX (501) 642-3320Other Staff Kristen Bowden, Dean of Student Services


* * *Registration by DSS Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 1;

Orthopedic/mobility 1* **

Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specificscholarships, counseling (personal), interpreters


Garland County Community College101 College DriveHot Springs, AR 71913-9174Contact: Annette Smelser, Counselor/Disability SpecialistPH: (501) 767-9371FAX (501) 767-6896TTY (501) 767-9371Other Staff Ron Garner, Dean of Student Services

***Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness


***Support Services/Accommodations: Disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, off-campus housing,emergency evacuation, transportation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver



Gateway Technical CollegePO Box 3350Batesville, AR 72501Contact: Herb Lawrence, Director of Institutional ResearchPH. (501) 793-7581Other Staff Brooks Wathall, Director of Student Services;

Charles George, Counselor***


Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness6; Orthopedic/mobility 7; Learning disabilities 3;Emotional/behavioral disorders 5

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** *Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance


Mid-South Community CollegePO Box 20672000 West BroadwayWest Memphis, AR 72301Contact: Wendell Williams, Vice President for Student

ServicesPH: (501) 733-6722FAX (501) 733-6799

* * *Registration by DSS Category. Orthopedic/mobility 1;

Learning disabilities 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Disability resourcehandbook, registration assistance, alternative exams,job-seeking skills training, job placement



Mississippi County Community CollegePO Box 1109Blytheville, AR 72316Contact:June Walters, Assoc. Dean, Education ServicesPH: (501) 762-1020

* * *Registration by D55 Category: Orthopedic/mobility 1;

Speech/language disorders 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance



North Arkansas Community CollegePioneer RidgeHarrison, AR 72601Contact:Jerry Cash, Vice President for Student ServicesPH: (501) 743-3000FAX (501) 743-6418


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Registration by DSS Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 2;Orthopedic/mobility 1; Speech/language disorders 1;Learning disabilities 1


assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement

Northwest Arkansas Community CollegeOne College DriveBentonville, AR 72712Contact: Betty Hopper, Director, Office for Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (501) 619-4230FAX (501) 619-4116



4; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 18;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 15;Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 3;Head injuries 4; Chronic illnesses/other 13


assistance, learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, alternative exams, transfer assistance

***Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

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American River College4700 College Oak DriveSacramento, CA 95841Contact: Steven Aguilar, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (916) 484-8569FAX (916) 484-8640Other Staff Jon James, DSPS Coordinator; Jimmy Mraule,

Dean, Records and Admissions***

Enrollment: DSS 968* **

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness50; Hard of hearing/deafness 67; Orthopedic/mobility205; Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities454; Emotional/behavioral disorders 121; Head injuries15; Chronic illnesses/other 55

**Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, transportation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring


Bakersfield College1801 Panorama DriveBakersfield, CA 93305Contact:Don Johnson, DirectorPIP (805) 395-4334FAX: (805) 395-42417TY (805) 395-4334Other Staff Hoolyse Davajian, Counselor; Joyce Kirst,

Learning Disabilities Specialist***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness34; Hard of hearing/deafness 32; Orthopedic/mobility155; Speech/language disorders 5; Learning disabilities350; Mental retardation 49; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 28; Head injuries 26; Chronic illnesses/other 118

***Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring

**Special Features: Some special classes for students with

learning disabilities and adaptive physical education;adaptive computer center; accessible campus


Cabrillo College6500 Soquel DriveAptos, CA 95003Contact: Frank Lynch, DirectorPH (408) 479-6379TTY (408) 479-6421Other Staff Pattie Tomnitz, Counselor; Joseph Giallo,

Counselor* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, transporta-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts

* **Special Features: Recognized Acquired Brain Injury pro-

gram; support group; adaptive computer class andcomputer labs



Cerritos Community College11110 Alondra BoulevardNorwalk, CA 90650Contact: Bob Hughlett, Director, Disabled Student Pro-

grams/ServicesPH: (310) 860-2451FAX: (310) 467-5006TTY (310) 467-5043Internet:[email protected] Staff Dan Hansch, Counselor



17; Hard of hearing/deafness 25; Orthopedic/mobility127; Speech/language disorders 13; Learning disabilities59; Mental retardation 54; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 13; Head injuries 50; Chronic illnesses/other 63


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters

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Chaffey Community College5885 Haven AvenueRancho Cucamonga, CA 91737Contact: Sharlene Smith, Director, Disabled Student

ProgramsPH: (909) 941-2379

* * *Support Services/Accommodations DSS office, disability

resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver



Citrus College1000 West Foothill BoulevardGlendora, CA 91741Contact: Marilyn Eng, Director, Disabled Student Programs

and ServicesPH: (818) 914-8675FAX (818) 857-0687TTY (818) 914-8676Internet: [email protected] Staff Audrey Abas, Learning Specialist; Vince

Henmi, Counselor, Disabled Student Programs andServices



**Support Services/Accommodations. Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Learning disabilities internships with

California School of Professional Psychology***


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City College of San FranciscoRoom R32350 Phelan AvenueSan Francisco, CA 94112Contact: Dorene Cotter, Department Chair, Disabled

Student Programs and ServicesPH: (415) 452-5483FAX (415) 452-55657TY (415) 452-5451Other Staff Kathleen Kerr-Schochet, Coordinator, Disabled

Student Programs and Services; Hortensia Nakamura,Counselor, Disabled Student Programs and Services

**Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

133; Hard of hearing/deafness 86; Orthopedic/mobility114; Speech/language disorders 7; Learning disabilities142; Mental retardation 333; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 231; Head injuries 103; Chronic illnesses/other84

** *Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, independent living/social skills, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver



Coastline Community College2990 Mesa Verde Drive EastCosta Mesa, CA 92626Contact:Celeste Ryan, Instructor/Coordinator Career

DevelopmentPH: (714) 751-9776FAX (714) 434-0275TTY (714) 751-2072

* * *DSS Graduation:Certificates 30


2; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 50;Learning disabilities 6; Mental retardation 650; Headinjuries 197

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, Social Security tuition waiver

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College of Alameda555 Atlantic AvenueAlameda, CA 94501Contact: Kerry Compton, CoordinatorPH: (510) 748-2328FAX: (510) 769-6019TTY (510) 748-2330Other Staff Becky Sanchez, Counselor; Judy Merrill,

Learning Disabilities***

Enrollment: DSS 409D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 9; Certificates 5

***Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness

18; Hard of hearing/deafness 14; Orthopedic/mobility59; Learning disabilities 122; Mental retardation 75;Emotional/behavioral disorders 32; Head injuries 48;Chronic illnesses/other 41


orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* * *Special Features: Vocational Living Skills for developmental

disabilities; adapted technology lab; Workability pro-gram; learning disabilities program; winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disability award,1990

College of Marin885 College AvenueKentfield, CA 94904-2590Contact: Marie McCarthy, CoordinatorPI-I: (415) 485-9306FAX (415) 457-4791Other Staff Ellen Tollen, LD Specialist; Toni Yoshioka,

Counselor***

Enrollment: DSS 1,932* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness31; Hard of hearing/deafness 194; Orthopedic/mobility723; Speech/language disorders 14; Learning disabilities235; Mental retardation 19; Emotional/behavioral dis-orders 66; Head injuries 143; Chronic illnesses/other 507

** *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized

LD), alternative exams, course subsitution/ waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Large adaptive physical education program;

high tech computer program; degreed tutors; counselors;many off-campus programs


College of San Mateo1700 West Hillsale BoulevardSan Mateo, CA 94402Contact: Arnett Caviel, Dean, Special Programs/ServicesPI-1: (415) 574-6434FAX (415) 574-6680Internet: caviel smcnetai@vaxlOther Staff Wanda Windsor, Counselor; Marie Hogan,

Learning Disabilities Specialist***Enrollment: DSS 515




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternatiave exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Adapted physical education program with

classes designed to improve physical fitness; high techcenter


College of the Desert43-500 Monterey AvenuePalm Desert, CA 92260Contact: Diane Ramirez, Director, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH. (619) 773-2534FAX (619) 776-0198TTY (619) 773-2598Internet: [email protected] Staff Michael O'Neill, Learning Specialist; Judy Brae,

Counselor, Students with Physical Disabilities***

Enrollment: DSS 340 ***

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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness8; Hard of hearing/deafness 18; Orthopedic/mobility 93;Speech/language disorders 11; Learning disabilities 96;Mental retardation 6; Emotional/behavioral disorders 51;Head injuries 21; Chronic illnesses/other 36


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* * *Special Features: High tech center; learning disabilities

program* * *


College of the Redwoods7351 Tompkins Hill RoadEureka, CA 95501Contact: Gail Conrad, CoordinatorPfk (707) 445-6862FAX (707) 445-6990TTY (707) 445-6866Other Staff Debra Kingshill, Adapted Physical Education;

Sonja Roseth, Learning Disabilities***

Enrollment: DSS 1,329DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 33; Certificates 6




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, transportation, adaptedsports/physical education, disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: High tech center

College of the Sequoias915 South Mooney BoulevardVisalia, CA 93277Contact: Don Mast, Dean, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (209) 737-4844FAX (209) 737-4820

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TTY (209) 730-3913Other Staff Kim Quesada, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Services***


Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness22; Hard of hearing/deafness 18; Orthopedic/mobility122; Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities161; Mental retardation 33; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 28; Head injuries 22; Chronic illnesses/other 35


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Emphasis on individual needs; college

foundation funded a handicapped-accessible PARRexercise course at a city park; high tech center


Columbia College11600 Columbia College DriveSonora, CA 95370Contact: Paul Lockman, Director, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (209) 533-5130FAX: (209) 533-51047TY (209) 533-5131Other Staff Suzanne Patterson, Learning Disabilities

Specialist***




* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, transportation, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, study skills training

***Special Features: One of few California community colleges

with residential facilities; apartments adapted forstudents with disabilities; high tech center


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Cosumnes River College8401 Center ParkwaySacramento, CA 95823Contact:Diane Adeszko, Counselor/CoordinatorPH: (916) 688-7275TTY (916) 688-7273Other Staff David Aagaard, Learning Disabilities Coordinator




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education, disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver




Cuesta CollegePO Box 8106San Luis Obispo, CA 93403-8106Contact: Lynn Frady, Director, Disabled Student Programs/

ServicesPH: (805) 546-3148FAX (805) 546-3930TTY (805) 546-3149Internet:[email protected]


* **Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness



scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts

* **Special Features:College sponsors annual conference on

learning disabilities every October; high tech center;classes in spelling, comprehension, and phonics; accountwith college foundation

***


Cuyamaca College900 Rancho San Diego ParkwayEl Cajon, CA 92019Contact: Teresa McNeil, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (619) 670-1980 ext. 239FAX (619) 670-7204TTY (619) 670-3996Internet: [email protected] Staff Charles Charter, Learning Disabilities Specialist




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring



Cypress College9200 Valley ViewCypress, CA 90630Contact:Christine Terry, District Director, Disabled Student

ProgramsPH: (714) 995-0255FAX (714) 826-1766TTY (714) 761-8165Other Staff; Kathyrn Fay, Instructional Specialist



150; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility 27;Speech/language disorders 16; Learning disabilities 22;Mental retardation 261; Emotional/behavioral disorders16; Head injuries 16; Chronic illnesses/other 11


orientation, registration assistance, adapted sports/physicaleducation, disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training

***Special Features: Program for students with hearing impair-

ments includes language assessment and instruction,advisement, follow-up

** *Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

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East Los Angeles College1301 Avenida Cesar ChavezMonterey Park, CA 91754Contact: Therese Demir, Director, Disabled Student

ProgramsPH: (213) 265-8787FAX (213) 265-8714Other Staff Mary Seneker, Learning Disability Specialist



**Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, transportation, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, study skills training,transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver

**Special Features: Specialized classes: Reading and Composi-

tion for the Learning Disabled, Study Strategies for theLearning Disabled



El Camino College16007 Crenshaw BoulevardTorrance, CA 90506Contact: Lucinda Aborn, DirectorPH: (310) 660-3295FAX (310) 660-3922TTY (310) 660-3445Internet:[email protected] Staff Bill Hoanzl, Learning Disabilities Specialist;

Paul Lenham, Counselor***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 25;Hard of hearing/deafness 73; Orthopedic/mobility 201;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 393;Mental retardation 42; Emotional/behavioral disorders 47;Head injuries 74; Chronic illnesses/other 94

***Support Services/Accommodations Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

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* * *Special Features:Specialized classes for learning disabled,

deaf and hard of hearing; computer literacy; HighTechnology Center-computer lab


Evergreen Valley College3095 Yerba Buena RoadSan Jose, CA 95135Contact: Mary Christman-Phelps, Coordinator, Speech

PathologistPH: (408) 270-6447TTY (408) 238-8722Other Staff Bonnie Clark, Learning Disabilities Specialist


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, adapted sports/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring,alternative exams, Social Security tuition waiver



Fresno City College1101 East University AvenueFresno, CA 93741Contact:Janice Emerzian, DirectorPI-I: (209) 442-8237FAX (209) 485-7304TTY (209) 442-8237




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: High tech center in partnership with business

community; on-campus job training/placement; StudentSuccess Committee advising group and boosters club


3degree/certificate data reported.


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Fullerton College321 East Chapman AvenueFullerton, CA 92632Contact: Christine Terry, District Director, Disabled Student

ProgramsPH: (714) 992-7270FAX (714) 447-40977TY (714) 871-9192Other Staff Lisa Campbell, Learning Disabilities Specialist;

Ruth Sipple, Learning Disabilities Specialist/Instructor***

Enrollment: DSS 489** *



orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Adapted computer stations at some

campus computer labs; high tech center* * *


Gavilan Community College5055 Santa Teresa BoulevardGilroy, CA 95020Contact: Sherrean Carr, Coordinator, Disabilities Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (408) 848-4871


***Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness 7;

Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility 267;Speech/language disorders 10; Learning disabilities 207;Mental retardation 166; Emotional/behavioral disorders15; Head injuries 36; Chronic illnesses/other 26


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training

** *Special Features: Special LD classes parallel regular math

and English classes; Workability III program; high techcenter


Glendale Community College1500 North Verdugo RoadGlendale, CA 91208Contact:Joy Cook, Associate Dean, Disabled StudentsPH: (818) 240-1000 ext. 5450FAX (818) 549-9436Other Stag; Jeanette Stirdivant, Counselor; Valerie

Oppenberg, Counselor ***Enrollment: DSS 1,004




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD)

***Special Features: State-of-the-art high tech center; physical

reintegration class for neurological-based disabilities***


Golden West College15744 Golden West StreetHuntington Beach, CA 92647Contact: Paula Mucciaro, Director, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (714) 895-8721FAX (714) 895-81317TY (714) 895-8350Other Staff William Hudnall, Counselor for Disabled

Students; Robert Johnson, Special Education Instructorfor the Deaf



13; Hard of hearing/deafness 139; Orthopedic/mobility35; Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities 65;Mental retardation 7; Emotional/behavioral disorders 49;Head injuries 21; Chronic illnesses/other 46

**Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams***

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Special Features: Special classes: Reading for the Deaf,Language for the Deaf, Math for the Deaf, EssentialWork Skills for the Deaf; high tech center

Grossmont College8800 Grossmont College DriveEl Cajon, CA 92020Contact: Mimi Lee, Coordinator, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (619) 465-1700 ext. 122FAX (619) 461-3396TTY (619) 462-1876Internet: [email protected] Staff Jennifer Carmean, Counselor for Disabled

Student Services; Mary Paschke, Learning DisabilitiesSpecialist





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Collaborative LD project between DSS and

math department; adaptive PE program; new theatersuitable for DSS students to work as technicians


Allan Hancock College800 South College DriveSanta Maria, CA 93454Contact: Mark Malangko, Director of Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (805) 922-6966FAX (805) 928-7905Internet:[email protected] Staff Michael McMahon, LD Specialist; Charles

Rorabaugh, Special Services Counselor***


Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness6; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 30;Learning disabilities 242; Mental retardation 91;Emotional/behavioral disorders 69; Head injuries 10;Chronic illnesses/other 53

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* * *Support Services/Accommodationg DSS office, disability

resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver


Imperial Valley CollegePO Box 158Imperial, CA 92227Contact: Mel Wendrick, DirectorPH: (619) 355-6312FAX (619) 355-61077TY (619) 355-4174Other Staff Norma Nava, Instructional Specialist; Raquel

Garcia, Instructional Specialist***





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, adapted sports/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, transfer assistance

Irvine Valley College5500 Irvine Center DriveIrvine, CA 92720Contact: Bill Hewitt, Director, Support ServicesPIP (714) 559-3243FAX (714) 559-3306TTY (714) 559-3368Other Staff Bari Rudmann, Counselor; Evelyn Rogers,

Specialist

Enrollment: DSS 358DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 13




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,

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special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* **Special Features: Adapted PE

Laney College900 Fallon StreetOakland, CA 94607Contact:Carol Dalessio, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (510) 464-3428FAX (510) 464-3420TTY (510) 464-3428Other Staff Miraim Kantor, Disability Student Programs/

Services Counselor; Sondra Raughton, LearningDisabilities Specialist





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, disability-specificassessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuitionwaiver

Las Positas Community College3033 Collier Canyon Rd.Livermore, CA 94550Contact: Robin Adler-Goldsmith, Coordinator/Counselor,

Disabled Student Programs/ServicesPH: (510) 373-4908FAX (510) 443-0742TTY (510) 373-4908Internet: [email protected] Staff Cecelia Kennerly, Learning Skills Specialist





orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: High tech center


Long Beach City College4901 East Carson StreetLong Beach, CA 90808Contact: Mark Matsui, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (310) 420-4558FAX (310) 420-4118TTY (310) 420-4272Internet:[email protected] Staff Marvin Mastros, Learning Disabilities Specialist;

Marilyn Edwards, Speech Pathologist***

DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 13; Certificates 14* * *



orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Note:No total DSS enrollment data reported.

Los Angeles Pierce College6201 Winnetka AvenueWoodlands Hills, CA 91371Contact:Norm Crozer, Director, Disabled Student ServicesPH.- (818) 719-6430FAX (818) 710-9844TTY (818) 719-6430


10; Hard of hearing/deafness 75; Orthopedic/mobility180; Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities230; Emotional/behavioral disorders 5; Head injuries 10;Chronic illnesses/other 100***


CALIFORNI

Support Services/Accommodations. DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, transportation,disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, transfer assistance, SocialSecurity tuition waiver



Los Angeles Southwest College1600 West Imperial HighwayLos Angeles, CA 90047Contact:Janice Lee, CounselorPH: (213) 241-5480FAX: (213) 241-5278TTY (213) 241-5482Other Stall: Carole Seedman, Learning Disability Specialist





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, notetakers/readers,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job placement, study skills training, transfer assis-tance

Los Angeles Trade-Technical College400 West WashingtonLos Angeles, CA 90015Contact: Merilyn Abel, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (213) 744-9035FAX (213) 748-7334TTY (213) 746-1465Other Stalk Donna Lichtman, Disability Specialist; Virginia

Anderson, Senior Interpreter Specialist-Hearing Impaired**


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness6; Hard of hearing/deafness 39; Orthopedic/mobility 54;Learning disabilities 65; Mental retardation 11; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 31; Head injuries 6; Chronicillnesses/other 78

* * *Support Services/Accommodations. Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, disability-specific

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assessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling,study skills training


Los Angeles Valley College5800 Fulton AvenueVan Nuys, CA 81401Contact: K. Sullivan, Associate Dean, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (818) 781-8542FAX (818) 785-4672TTY (818) 781-8423Other Staff; Ian Lewis, Learning Specialist; Kate Beley,

Counselor***

Enrollment: DSS 950***



scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver


Los Medanos College2700 East Leland RoadPitts, CA 94565Contact: Dorrie Fisher, Coordinator, Disabled ServicesPH: (510) 439-2185 ext. 353FAX: (510) 427-1599Other Staff; Jeannine Stein, Learning Specialist; Nancy

Nikhazy, Learning Specialist***

Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness9; Hard of hearing/deafness 9; Orthopedic/mobility 84;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 107;Mental retardation 7; Emotional/behavioral disorders 19;Head injuries 16; Chronic illnesses/other 70


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center

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CALIFORNI

lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuitionwaiver



Mendocino College1000 Hensley Creek RoadPO Box 3000Ukiah, CA 95482Contact: Phil Wright, Counselor/arectorPik (707) 468-3031FAX (707) 468-31207TY (707) 468-3179Other Stall:Kathleen Daigle, Learning Disabilities Specialist


orientation, registration assistance, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, transfer assistance



MiraCosta CollegeOne Barnard DriveOceanside, CA 92054Contact: L. Bohl, Coordinator, Disabled Student Programs/

ServicesPH: (619) 757-2121 ext. 296TTY (619) 439-1060Other Stalk N. Schaefer, Learning Disabilities Specialist;

Maria Pena, Student Services Coordinator***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness3; Hard of hearing/deafness 8; Orthopedic/mobility 29;Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 67;Mental retardation 49; Emotional/behavioral disorders26; Head injuries 12; Chronic illnesses/other 39


orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Adaptive technology


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Mission Community College3300 Mission College BoulevardSanta Clara, CA 95054-1897Contact: Sally LaMarche-Adler, Administrative SecretaryP1-1: (408) 748-2730FAX (408) 496-03627TY (408) 735-2929Other Stag; Carol Toppel, Coordinator DSP&S; Leigh

Cordery, Program Assistant DSP&S***


***Support Services/Accommodations. Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver



Modesto Junior College450 College AvenueModesto, CA 95350Contact: Celia Barberena, Dean of Special ProgramsPH. (209) 575-6225FAX (209) 575-6666Other Stake.: Alysa Pearson, LD Specialist; Bob Williams,

Counselor, Disabled Student Programs/Services**




***Support Services/Accommodations Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, adapted sports/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, independentliving/social skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance


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Monterey Peninsula College980 Fremont StreetMonterey, CA 93940Contact: Ronald Baker, Director of Supportive ServicesPH: (408) 646-4070FAX (408) 646-4171TTY (408) 646-4070Internet:[email protected]





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring

***Special Features: Adapted PE

Mt San Antonio Community College1100 North Grand AvenueWalnut, CA 91789Contact: Mayme Thornton, Director, Disabled Students

Population and ServicesPH: (909) 594-5611FAX (909) 468-3943TTY (909) 594-3447Internet:[email protected] Staff James Andrews, Counselor/Psychologist/LD

Specialist; Kirsten Lange, Hearing Impairment Special-ist/Counselor

***Enrollment: DSS 1,053DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 31




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-

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advocacy training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* * *Special Features: Adaptive Learning Lab

Ohlone College43600 Mission BoulevardFremont, CA 94539Contact: Fred Hilke, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ProgramsPH: (510) 659-6140FAX (510) 659-6057


assistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal)



Oxnard College4000 South Rose AvenueOxnard, CA 90265Contact: Ellen Young, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (805) 986-5830FAX (805) 986-5806TTY (805) 488-8022Internet: [email protected] (note: temporary)Other Staff Carole Frick, Learning Disability Specialist;

Tom Barth, Adaptive Computer Technology/LDSpecialist



resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,adapted sports/physical education, disability-specificassessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, indepen-dent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver

***Note: DSS students not identified by category.

***

Palomar College1140 West Mission RoadSan Marcos, CA 92069Contact: Ron Haines, Director, Disabled Student Programs/

ServicesPH: (619) 744-1150 ext. 2375FAX (619) 744-812377T (619) 471-8506

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CALIFORNI

Enrollment: DSS 1,000* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness35; Hard of hearing/deafness 40; Orthopedic/mobility250; Speech/language disorders 25; Learning disabilities250; Mental retardation 50; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 150; Head injuries 125; Chronic illnesses/other75

* **Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, independent living/social skills training,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* * *Special Features: Adapted PE; winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/

National Organization for Disability award, 1991***


Rancho Santiago College1530 West 17th StreetSanta Ana, CA 92706Contact: David Guzman, Dean, Special ServicesPM (714) 564-6288Other Staff Cheryl Dunn, Coordinator, Special Services

***DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 20

***Registration hy DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness



scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance


***Note:No total DSS enrollment data reported.

Rio Hondo College3600 Workman Mill RoadWhittier, CA 90608-0060Contact: P Boyle, DirectorPM (310) 908-3420TTY (310) 699-4077Other Staff]. Marks, LD Specialist; B. McConnell, ABI

Specialist* * *

Support Services/Accommodation.s: Disability resourcehandbook, special orientation, registration assistance,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,Social Security tuition waiver




Riverside Community College4800 Manolia AvenueRiverside, CA 92506Contact: Paula McCroskey, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPM (909) 222-8060FAX: (909) 222-805977T (909) 222-8064Other Staff; Douglas Alexander, Counselor for the Deaf;

Maureen Fry, Learning Disabilities Specialist***


***Registration hy DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

55; Hard of hearing/deafness 170; Orthopedic/mobility304; Learning disabilities 203; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 97; Head injuries 24; Chronic illnesses/other 157


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuitionwaiver


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Sacramento City College3835 Freeport BoulevardSacramento, CA 95822Contact:James Hinerman, DirectorPH: (916) 558-2528FAX: (916) 441-4142TTY (916) 558-2693Other Staff Brenda French, Student Personnel Assistant;

Dianne Rankin, Clerk** *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver




Saddleback College28000 Marguerite ParkwayMission Viejo, CA 92692Contact: Loma Hopkins, Counselor, Special ServicesPH: (714) 582-4885FAX (714) 347-1526TTY (714) 582-4833Other Staff Ron Hastings, Adaptive PE Instructor; Paula

Jacobs, Learning Specialist***



scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,study skills training, transfer assistance



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San Bernardino Valley College701 South Mt. Vernon AvenueSan Bernardino, CA 92410Contact: Rebeccah Marlah, Department Head, Disabled

Student Programs/ServicesPH: (909) 888-6511 ext. 1642FAX (909) 381-4842TTY (909) 888-2357Other Staff Milly Douthit, Learning Disabilities Specialist





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver


San Diego City College1313 12th AvenueSan Diego, CA 92101Contact: Helen Elias, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (619) 230-2513FAX (619) 230-2098TTY (619) 232-1313Other Staff Vince Ceccacci, Counselor Specialist; Nancy

Cary, Learning Disability Specialist***




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, study skills training, transfer assistance



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San Diego Community College DistrictSuite 2753375 Camino Del Rio SouthSan Diego, CA 92108-3883Contact: Mary Lewis, Manager, Disabled Students Programs/

ServicesPH: (619) 584-6983FAX: (619) 584-6534TTY (619) 560-1475Other Staff Lynna Ornelas, Coordinator, Work Ability III

**Enrollment: DSS 980DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 23; Certificates 7

**Support Services/Accommodations:disability resource

handbook, special orientation, off-campus housing,emergency evacuation, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, independent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training


San Diego Mesa CollegeRoom H2027250 Mesa College DriveSan Diego, CA 92111Contact:Gail Conrad, CoordinatorPH: (619) 627-2780FAX (619) 279-56687TY (619) 277-1968Other Staff Glenyth Turner, LD Counselor Specialist





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

* **Special Features: Adapted PE


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San Diego Miramar College10440 Black Mountain RoadSan Diego, CA 92126-2999Contact: Kathleen Doorly, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (619) 536-7212FAX: (619) 536-43027TY (619) 536-4301Internet:[email protected] Staff Patricia Ricks, Learning Disability Instructor




** *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling,study skills training

* **Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

San Francisco College of Mortuary Science1598 Dolores StreetSan Francisco, CA 94110-4927Contact: Kathleen McAdams, Administrative CoordinatorPH: (415) 824-1313FAX: (415) 824-1390

* **Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 3; Head

injuries 1** *

Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,off-campus housing, emergency evacuation, counseling(personal), alternative exams, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training



San Joaquin Delta College5151 Pacific AvenueStockton, CA 95207Contact: Mark Mekjavich, Director, Disabled Student

ServicesPII: (209) 474-5330FAX: (209) 474-56007TY (209) 474-5330Other Staff Karen Andersen, Counselor; Rodney Kenney,

Counselor

Enrollment: DSS 1,131

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scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, off-campushousing, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, jobplacement, transfer assistance, Social Security tuitionwaiver


Santa Barbara City College721 Cliff DriveSanta Barbara, CA 93109-2394Contact:Janet Shapiro, Coordinator, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (805) 965-0581 ext. 2365FAX (805) 963-7222TTY (805) 962-4082Internet:[email protected] SwF Mary Lawson, Learning Disabilities Specialist; Steve

Cond, Disabled Student Program/Services Counselor***




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skills training,self-advocacy training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver


Santa Rosa Junior College1501 Mendocino AvenueSanta Rosa, CA 95401Contact: Betty Smiley, Administrative AssistantPH: (707) 527-4278FAX (707) 524-1768

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Internet:[email protected] Staff Patie Wegman, Department Chair; George

Grijalva, Coordinator, Enabling Services***

Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness 46;Hard of hearing/deafness 42; Orthopedic/mobility 236;Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities 342; Mentalretardation 22; Emotional/behavioral disorders 125; Headinjuries 177; Chronic illnesses/other 24


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, on-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, adapted sports/physical education, disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance, Social Security tuition waiver



Shasta CollegePO Box 496006Redding, CA 96002Contact: Parker Pollock, Disability Services DirectorPH: (916) 225-4710TTY (916) 225-4888





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, transfer assistance


Skyline Community College3300 College DriveSan Bruno, CA 94066Contact: Linda VanSciver, Counselor, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (415) 738-4280FAX (415) 738-4260TTY (415) 738-4228 ***


CALIFORNI

Enrollment: DSS 250DS5 Graduation: Associate Degrees 14; Certificates 3

**Registration by D55 Category Hard of hearing/deafness 6;

Orthopedic/mobility 85; Speech/language disorders 4;Learning disabilities 105; Mental retardation 2; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 34; Head injuries 12; Chronicillnesses/other 46

* * *Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

Taft College29 Emmons Park DriveTaft, CA 93268Contact:Jeff Ross, Coordinator, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (805) 763-4282FAX: (805) 763-1038TTY.: (805) 763-4282Internet: [email protected]


***Registration by D55 Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 1;

Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 62;Mental retardation 45; Head injuries 2


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (special-ized LD), alternative exams, independent living/socialskills training, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver


Vista College2020 Milvia StreetBerkeley, CA 94704Contact:Joe Bielanski, Counselor, Disabled Student

Programs/ServicesPH: (510) 841-8431FAX (510) 841-7333TTY (510) 845-0771

Other Stall; Ponnie Rasmussen, Counselor, Disabled StudentPrograms/Services; Nina Kindblad, Learning DisabilitySpecialist ***


Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness 43;Hard of hearing/deafness 19; Orthopedic/mobility 177;Learning disabilities 52; Chronic illnesses/other 119


resource handbook, registration assistance, adapted sports /physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


West Valley College14000 Fruitvale AvenueSaratoga, CA 95070Contact: Pam Luster, CoordinatorPH: (408) 741-2010FAX (408) 867-4882Internet: [email protected]




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, transportation, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: High tech center




COLORADO

COLORADO

Arapahoe Community College2500 West College DriveLittleton, CO 80160-9002Contact: Sue Klebold, Director, Educational Support ServicesPH: (303) 797-5609FAX (303) 797-5935Internet:[email protected] Staff Carol Achziger, Learning Disabilities Specialist;

Carol Amoroso, Learning Disabilities Specialist***Enrollment: DSS 180



** *Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Computer Access Center was state model,

housed in mainstream computer lab; LD screening workshop***


Colorado Community College andOccupational Education SystemSuite 6001391 North Speer BoulevardDenver, CO 80204Contact: Susie Bell, Director, Technology for Persons with

DisabilitiesPI-I: (303) 620-4000FAX (303) 825-4295TTY (303) 620-4979Internet: [email protected]



Colorado Northwestern CommunityCollege-Craig50 College DrCraig, CO 81625Contact:Gene Bilodeau, Associate Dean of StudentsFAX (970) 824-3527TTY (970) 824-7071

Enrollment: DSS 1

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Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features:Faculty handbook for teaching/assisting

students with disabilities***


Colorado Northwestern CommunityCollege-Rangely500 Kennedy DriveRangely, CO 81698Contact: Pere Kinnas, Director, Learning AssistancePH: (970) 675-3238FAX (970) 675-3330



1; Learning disabilities 9***

Support Services/Accommodations: registration assistance,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


Front Range Community College3645 112th AvenueWestminister, CO 80030Contact: JoAnna Bennett, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (303) 466-8811 ext. 300FAX (303) 466-162377-1 (303) 469-0459Internet:FR [email protected] Staff Roberta Ostberg, Interpreter Coordinator;

Evelyn VanAlstyne, Transitions Coordinator***



orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job

4 `) placement, study skills training, transfer assistance* * *



Lamar Community College2401 South MainLamar, CO 81052Contact: Kay Yorty, Special Populations CoordinatorPH: (719) 336-2248 ext. 473FAX (719) 336-2448Other Staff; Don Yoxsimer, Director, Assistive Technology


***Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 2;

Orthopedic/mobility 8; Learning disabilities 14; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 2


scholarships, registration assistance, on-campus housing,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Community networking as integral part of

DSS program; direct participation on interagency boardthat connects local area with state policy issues

Northeastern Junior College100 College DriveSterling, CO 80751Contact: Nancy Mann, Coordinator, Study Skills ServicesPH: (970) 522-6600 ext. 679FAX (970) 522-4945TTY (970) 522-6600Internet:[email protected]


2; Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 10;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 2;Chronic illnesses/other 4

***tSupport Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, on-campus housing, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training



Otero Junior College1802 Colorado AvenueLaJunta, CO 81050Contact: Ardith Wallace, Coordinator, Educational

Assistance CenterPH: (719) 384-6865FAX (719) 384-6880TTY 1 (800) 659-2656

COLORADO

Internet: A_WALLACE@O JC.COLORA DO. E DUOther Stath Janice LaSalle, Coordinator, Supplemental

Services ***Enrollment: DSS 48DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 47; Certificates 1


1; Orthopedic/mobility 14; Learning disabilities 17;Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1;Head injuries 3; Chronic illnesses/other 9


assistance, on-campus housing, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining

** *Special Features: Learning style inventory given to all

students requesting DSS tutoring or by referral; fullyequipped Computer Access Lab with open lab time

Pueblo Community College900 West OrmanPueblo, CO 81004Contact: Pat Ruybal, Coordinator, ADAPH: (719) 549-3220FAX (719) 543-7566Other Stath William Conner, Vocational Services Counselor;

Denice Roberts, Computer Access Center Instructor***




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance


Red Rocks Community College13300 West Sixth AvenueLakewood, CO 80401-5398Contact: Beatrice Awoniyi, Instructor/CoordinatorPH: (303) 914-6254FAX (303) 988-6786TTY (303) 980-8776


COLORADOCONNECTICUT

Internet: Bea trice_Awoniyi@Toge ther.CUDenver. eduOther Staff; Theona Hammond-Harms, SSP Coordinator



9; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 26;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 90;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10; Head injuries 5


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance


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Asnuntuck Community-Technical College170 Elm StreetEnfield, CT 06082Contact: Vincent Fulginiti, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (860) 253-3020FAX (860) 253-3063TTY (860) 253-3013Internet: [email protected] [email protected] Staff Maki McHenry, Counselor





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Transition to College workshop for eligible

high school juniors and seniors

Capital Community-Technical College61 Woodland StreetHartford, CT 06112Contact: Renee Wilder, Counselor/ADA CoordinatorPH: (203) 520-7817FAX (203) 520-7906TTY (203) 520-7937Other Staff Connie Carter, Coordinator, Learning

Assistance Center***


Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 2;Orthopedic/mobility 3; Learning disabilities 11; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 5; Head injuries 1; Chronicillnesses/other 3

*Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,

emergency evacuation, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (special-ized LD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features:Transition to College workshop; self-

advocacy counseling* **



Gateway Community-Technical College60 Sargent DriveNew Haven, CT 06511Contact: Rosalind Reed, Campus NursePH: (203) 789-7058FAX: (203) 777-8415TTY (203) 789-6525Internet: [email protected]



15; Hard of hearing/deafness 13; Orthopedic/mobility15; Speech/language disorders 13; Learning disabilities52; Emotional/behavioral disorders 24; Chronic illnesses/other 152

***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, emergency

evacuation, interpreters, tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, course substitution/waiver


Middlesex Community-Technical College100 Training Hill RoadMiddletown, CT 06457Contact: Gail Dunnrowicz, Interim Dean of StudentsPH: (860) 343-5708FAX (860) 344-7488TTY (860) 343-5890Other Staff Diane VonHardenberg, Learning Disabilities

Specialist** *

Support Services/Accommodations: registration assistance,emergency evacuation, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance



Naugatuck Valley Community-Technical College750 Chase ParkwayWaterbury, CT 06708Contact: Louise Myers, Coordinator/Instructor, Learning

Disability ProgramPH (203) 575-8161Internet:[email protected] Staff Laurie Novi, Coordinator, College of Health

Services***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 10;Learning disabilities 250; Emotional/behavioral disorders25; Head injuries 8; Chronic illnesses/other 72

CONNECTICUT* **

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance



Northwestern Connedicut Community-Technical CollegePark Place EastWinsted, CT 06798Contact: Roseanne Dennerlein, CounselorPH: (203) 738-6307FAX (203) 379-4465TTY (203) 738-6307Internet:NW [email protected]


1; Hard of hearing/deafness 28; Learning disabilities 12;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10; Head injuries 1


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features:Outstanding support services for hearing

impaired, including 5 full-time staff interpreters/tutors,10 part-time interpreters, communication specialist andcounselor fluent in American Sign Language; two payphones with TTY, CCTV for students with visualimpairments



Norwalk Community-Technical College188 Richards AvenueNorwalk, CT 06854Contact: Loretta Orvetti, Coordinator, Developmental

Studies DivisionPH: (203) 857-7192FAX (203) 857-7297TTY (203) 857-7192



2; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 6;


CONNECTICUTDHAWARE

Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 96;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10; Chronic illnesses/other 1


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Spring and fall Transition to College

workshop for eligible high school juniors and seniors;parent/student evening orientation

Quinebaug Valley Community-Technical College742 Upper Maple StreetDanielson, CT 06029Contact: Beverly Hounsell, Dean of StudentsPH: (860) 774-1130FAX (860) 774-7768Other Staff Christopher Scarborough, Learning Specialist



***Support Services/Accommodations:Special orientation,

registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, study skills training, transfer assistance



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DELAWARE

Delaware Technical and Community College333 Shipley StreetWilmington, DE 19801Contact: Helen Williams, CounselorPH: (302) 571-5315FAX (302) 657-512477Y (302) 571-5315Internet: [email protected]



6; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 6;Learning disabilities 34; Emotional/behavioral disorders2; Chronic illnesses/other 35


orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: TTY machines for public use at all

campuses* **


Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege-Owens CampusPO Box 610, Route 18Georgetown, DE 19947Contact: Bonnie Hall, Special Programs DirectorPH: (302) 856-5400FAX: (302) 856-5428Internet: [email protected] Staff RuthAnne Maahs, Student Enrichment

Coordinator***





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, transporta-tion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,

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job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Partnership with Sussex Correctional

Institute for recording textbooks and materials forstudents with visual impairments; inmates are certifiedLabauch tutors

Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege-Stanton Campus400 Stanton-Christiana RoadNewark, DE 19713Contact: Rodney Reeves, Counselor, Students with DisabilitiesPH: (302) 454-3926FAX (302) 453-3746TTY (302) 454-3900Internet: [email protected]


Orthopedic/mobility 4; Learning disabilities 25; Headinjuries 3; Chronic illnesses/other 6


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance



Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege-Terry Campus1832 North Dupont ParkwayDover, DE 19901Contact: Elizabeth Siemanowski, Counselor, Student

SupportPH: (302) 241-2787FAX: (302) 741-277877X (302) 241-2787





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

FLORIDA

Brevard Community College1519 Clearlake RoadCocoa, FL 32922Contact: Brenda Fettrow, Director, Office for Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (407) 632-1111 ext. 63606FAX (407) 633-4565TTY (407) 632-5798Internet: [email protected]



13; Hard of hearing/deafness 21; Orthopedic/mobility160; Learning disabilities 212; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 77


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, study Skills training

Central Florida Community CollegePO Box 1388Ocala, FL 34478Contact: Chuck Corcoran, Disabled Student CoordinatorPH. (904) 237-2111 ext. 246FAX (904) 237-3747TTY (904) 237-2111 ext. 545Other StathJulie Hopper, Administrative Assistant



10; Hard of hearing/deafness 11; Orthopedic/mobility37; Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 32;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10; Head injuries 1

**Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, registration assistance, off-campushousing, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career c'ounseling, job placement, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: LD evaluation program; comprehensive

auxiliary aid services

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FLORID

Daytona Beach Community CollegePO Box 2811Daytona Beach, FL 32120-2811Contact: Lucy Bell, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (904) 255-8131 ext. 3328FAX (904) 947-3176Other Staff Kathy Davis, Designated Counselor; Crystal

Bush, Intake Specialist***


***Registration by DSS Category Visual impairment/blindness

64; Hard of hearing/deafness 16; Orthopedic/mobility161; Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities100; Mental retardation 8; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 30; Chronic illnesses/other 1


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Adaptive computers in technical lab;

student/faculty handbooks; letters of introduction tofaculty

Edison Community College8099 College ParkwayCape Coral, FL 33906Contact: Nanci Karczewski, Applied Technical Coordiantor,

Disabled StudentsPH. (941) 489-9427FAX (941) 489-9127TTY (941) 489-9093Other Staff Cathy Doyle, Director, Student Support

Services***



5; Hard of hearing/deafness 7; Orthopedic/mobility 50;Speech/language disorders 50; Learning disabilities 57;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10; Chronic illnesses/other 10


assistance, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training

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Florida Community College at JacksonvilleNorth Campus C-1074501 Capper RoadJacksonville, FL 32218Contact:Jeffrey Oliver, Assistant Dean of Student AffairsPH: (904) 766-6607FAX (904) 766-6654TTY (904) 766-6766Other Staff Cecilia Sumner, Project Coordinator; Becky

Simpson, Project Coordinator***

Enrollment: DSS 955DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 1,687; Certificates 46


184; Hard of hearing/deafness 133; Orthopedic/mobility341; Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities145; Chronic illnesses/other 150


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, transpor-tation, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

Gulf Coast Community College5230 West Highway 98Panama City, FL 32401Contact: Linda VanDalen, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (904) 872-3834FAX (904) 872-3836TTY (904) 872-3834Other Staff Carrie Patrick, Counselor



11; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility90; Learning disabilities 77; Chronic illnesses/other 58


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, extra-curricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: D. S. Au Fait student organization for

campus and community disability awareness


FLORID

Hillsborough Community CollegePO Box 31127Tampa, FL 33631Contact: Howard Sinsley, Associate Vice President for

Student ServicesPH: (813) 253-7021FAX: (813) 253-71967TY (813) 253-7174Other Stafi Magali Pares, Coordinator (Dale Mabry

Campus); Kim Keough, Coordinator (Brandon, PlantCity and Ybor City Campus)



21; Hard of hearing/deafness 28; Orthopedic/mobility 61;Speech/language disorders 3; Learning disabilities 216


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, study skills training

***Special Features:Continuing education classes: Coping

Strategies for Learning Disabled; Parenting Skills forParents of Children with Learning Disabilities/HearingImpairments

Lake City Community CollegeRoute 19 Box 1030Lake City, FL 32025Contact: Marnell Hayes, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (904) 752-1822 ext. 1393FAX (904) 755-3144





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, on-campus housing, emergencyevacuation, transportation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

Lake-Sumter Community College9501 Highway 441Leesburg, FL 34748-6638Contact: Beverly Robinson, Manager, Learning Center/

Equity OfficerPH: (352) 365-3559FAX (352) 365-3501Other Staff Reesa Akins, Tutorial Specialist


** *Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness

19; Hard of hearing/deafness 13; Speech/languagedisorders 20; Learning disabilities 1


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, study skills training

***Special Features: Accepting Challenges Together (ACT)

Club; Disability Awareness Day

Manatee Community College5840 26th Street WestPO Box 1849Bradenton, FL 34206Contact: Gregory Fierro, Coordinator, Office of Disabled

Student ServicesP1i: (813) 755-1511 ext.4295FAX (813) 744-1511 ext.4288TTY (813) 755-6839Other Staff Sharon Popillo, Assistant Coordinator


** *Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness



orientation, registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

**Special Features:Cooperative education program allows

individuals with disabilities to work at college or offcampus for college credit



FLORID

Miami-Dade Community College-Kendall11011 Southwest 104th StreetMiami, FL 33176Contact: Bob Joyce, Director, Disability Support ServicesPH: (305) 237-2124FAX (305) 237-088077r (305) 237-2343Other Stag; Randy Schleef, Vocational Specialist; Liz Smith,

Learning Disabled Specialist***




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, independent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Balanced program of services in barrier-free

environment* * *


Miami-Dade Community College-North11380 Northwest 27 AvenueMiami, FL 33167Contact: Paul Edwards, CoordinatorP1-I: (305) 237-1146FAX (305) 237-183177r (305) 237-1727Internet: [email protected] Staff Diane Rossman, Learning Disability Specialist;

Tricia Orange, Deaf Services Specialist***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness22; Hard of hearing/deafness 39; Orthopedic/mobility42; Learning disabilities 284; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 34

* **Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, adapted sports/physical education, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, transferassistance

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* * *Special Features: Self-contained learning center; access

technology; recruitment and transition; services tostudents who are deaf or blind


North Florida Community College1000 Turner Davis DriveMadison, FL 32340-1698Contact: Nanci Scheetz, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesP1-P (904) 973-2288 ext.227FAX (904) 973-2284/56907TY (904) 973-2284 ***Enrollment: DSS 14DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 2; Certificates 2

***Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 14


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, course substitution/waiver, indepen-dent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

Palm Beach Community College4200 Congress AvenueLake Worth, FL 33461Contact: Sandra Scritchfield, District Learning Disabilities

SpecialistPH: (561) 439-8382FAX: (561) 439-83717Tr (561) 439-8151Other Staff Elivio Serrano, District Coordinator, Special

Programs***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness28; Hard of hearing/deafness 18; Orthopedic/mobility44; Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities237; Chronic illnesses/other 85


resource handbook, registration assistance, off-campushousing, disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, study skills training,transfer assistance


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FLORID

Palm Beach Community College-Eissey Campus3160 PGA BoulevardPalm Beach Gardens, FL 33410-2893Contact:Joanna Steffes, Coordinator, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (407) 625-2429FAX (407) 625-2305TTY (407) 625-2428Other Staff; Diane Brown, Learning Specialist; Marjie

Simon, Tutor***





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education,disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

Pasco-Hernando Community College-West10230 Ridge RoadNew Port Richey, FL 34654Contact:Nicole Bilodeau-McKay, Disabilities Services Specialist

P1-1: (813) 816-3236FAX (813) 816-3300TTY 1 (800) 955-8771Other Staff Hank Dunn, Dean of Student Services; Marie

Monahan, Outreach Coordinator***





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Tutoring

BEST COPY AVAUBLE

Pensacola Junior College1000 College BoulevardPensacola, FL 32504Contact:Jim Nickles, DirectorPH. (904) 484-1637FAX (904) 484-2098TTY (904) 484-2094Internet: [email protected] Staff Linda Sheppard, Coordinator; Becky Adkins,

Staff Interpreter ***Enrollment: DSS 394DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 30




resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Adaptive computer technology

Polk Community College999 Avenue H, NortheastWinter Haven, FL 33881-4299Contact: Marshall Bush, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (941) 297-1000FAX (941) 297-1060TTY (941) 297-1003 ***Enrollment: DSS 486




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, study skillstraining

** *Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Santa Fe Community College3000 Northwest 83rd Street, 1-40Gainesville, FL 32606Contact: L. Fols, Coordinator, Services for Students with

DisabilitiesPIP (904) 395-5948


FLORID

FAX (904) 395-55817TY (904) 395-5948Other Staff Claudia Munnis, Counselor; John Dunbauld,

Counselor***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness13; Hard of hearing/deafness 23; Orthopedic/mobility75; Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities197; Chronic illnesses/other 29


resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


Seminole Community College100 Weldon BoulevardSanford, FL 32773-6199Contact: Dorothy Paishon, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (407) 328-2109FAX (407) 328-2139TTY (407) 328-2110Internet:[email protected] Staff; Deborah Kamm-Megar, Learning Disabilities

Specialist***



resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining


South Florida Community College600 West College DriveAvon Park, FL 33825Contact:Jack Parr, Counselor/Disabilities SpecialistPH: (941) 453-6661FAX: (941) 453-2365TTY (941) 453-6661



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resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, studyskills training, transfer assistance



St Petersburg Junior CollegePO Box 13489St. Petersburg, FL 33733Contact:Jen Shaw, Coordinator, Special PopulationsPH: (813) 341-3398FAX (813) 341-3270TTY (813) 791-2504Internet:[email protected] Staff Willie Felton, Associate Vice President,

Educational and Student Services; Sandra Johnson,Director of Transitional Services for Applied Technology***




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, transportation, extra-curricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), course substitu-tion/waiver, independent living/social skills training,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Specialized orientation; extensive program

for the deaf; professional tutoring program; mentoringprogram; multi-site coordination of services


Tallahassee Community College444 Appleyard DriveTallahassee, FL 32304Contact: Margaret Hardee, Director, Disabled Student

ServicesPH. (904) 413-0004FAX (904) 921-4386TTY (904) 921-2014

5 2AACC DIRECTORY OF DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES 1996

FLORIDAGEORGI

Other Staff Mark Linehan, Counselor; Gayle Fisher,Director, Counseling




resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver



Valencia Community CollegePO Box 3028Orlando, FL 32802Contact: Walter Johnson, CounselorPH: (407) 299-5000Other Staff Peg Edmonds, Counselor

***Enrollment: DSS 1,122DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 80; Certificates 5


34; Hard of hearing/deafness 37; Orthopedic/mobility473; Speech/language disorders 7; Learning disabilities416; Emotional/behavioral disorders 150


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), course substitu-tion waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, study skills training

***Special Features: Winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National

Organization for Disability award, 1991

GEORGIA

Athens Area Technical Institute800 U.S. Highway 29Athens, GA 30601-1500Contact: Carroll Humphries, Vice President, Student

Development ServicesPH: (706) 355-5004FAX (706) 369-5753TTY (706) 355-5145Internet:gay@admin!.athens.tec.ga.usOther Staff Dale Gibson, Evaluation Specialist

***DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 3; Certificates 15




assistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining

***Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported.

Bainbridge College2500 East Shotwell StreetBainbridge, GA 31717Contact:Joan Fryer, CounselorPH: (912) 248-2560FAX (912) 248-2589Internet: [email protected]


3; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 4;Learning disabilities 4; Head injuries 1; Chronic ill-nesses/other 3


assistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance



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GEORG!

Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College2802 Moore HighwayTifton, GA 31794Contact: Maggie Martin, Director, Counseling/TestingPH: (912) 386-3231FAX: (912) 386-3458Internet: [email protected]


4; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 6;Learning disabilities 27; Emotional/behavioral disorders2; Head injuries 1


on-campus housing, emergency evacuation, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training

***Special Features: A special instructional program for LD

studentsProgram to Achieve Student Success (PASS);ESL program for deaf students



Brunswick College3700 Altama AvenueBrunswick, GA 31520-3644Contact: Mark Haines, ADA Service ProviderPH: (912) 264-7220FAX (912) 261-3900TTY (912) 262-3371Internet:[email protected] Staff Charlie Nutt, Vice President, Student Develop-

ment Services* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness3; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 13;Learning disabilities 10; Head injuries 6; Chronicillnesses/other 12


assistance, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

** *Special Features: Partnership with Regents Center on

Learning Disorders, Georgia Southern University, forcomprehensive LD testing



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Columbus Technical Institute928 45th StreetColumbus, GA 31904-6572Contact: Lisa Dore, Coordinator, Student Development

ServicesPH: (706) 649-1854FAX (706) 649-1885

***Enrollment: DSS 56DSS Graduation:Certificates 1


1; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 16;Learning disabilities 2; Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 5; Chronic illnesses/other 28


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, job placement

***Special Features: Individual assistance with housing and

other needs

Darton College2400 Gillionville RoadAlbany, GA 31707-3098Contact: Louis Emond, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH. (912) 430-6729FAX (912) 430-3053Internet:[email protected] StafE Tanya Anderson, Counselor





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: Mentoring program; distance learning

options; outreach to middle/high school students***


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GEORG!

De Kalb College-CentralCenter for Disability Services555 North Indian Creek DriveClarkston, GA 30021Contact: Louise Cebu la, Counselor for Students who are LDPH: (404) 299-4038FAX (404) 298-3830TM (404) 299-4038Internet: [email protected] Stall: Melinda Ward, Counselor




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, study skills training,transfer assistance



DeKalb Technical Institute495 North Indian Creek DriveClarkston, GA 30021Contact: Lisa Peters, Special Services Advisor

PH' (404) 297-9522FAX (404) 294-4234TTY (404) 297-7769Internet:[email protected]


* * *Registration by DS'S Category: Visual impairment/blindness

3; Hard of hearing/deafness 10; Orthopedic/mobility 7;Learning disabilities 15; Head injuries 3; Chronicillnesses/other 8


assistance, emergency evacuation, disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement


Floyd CollegePO Box 18643175 Highway 27 SouthRome, GA 30162-1864Contact: Dondra Casey, Coordinator, Disability Support

ServicesPI-1: (706) 295-6307

MS' COPY ANALADLE

FAX (706) 295-6610TTY (706) 802-5123Other Staff Debby Ziegler, Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Coordinator ***Enrollment: DSS 62DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 2




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, off-campus housing, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

Gainesville CollegePO Box 1358Gainesville, GA 30503Contact: Diane Carpenter, Program Coordinator, Special

ProgramsPH: (770) 718-3855FAX (770) 718-385977Y (770) 718-3855Internet:[email protected]





assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


Macon College100 College Station DriveMacon, GA 31297Contact: Keith Langford, Director of Institutional ResearchPH: (912) 471-2900FAX (912) 471-2846



***


GEORGI

Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, job-seeking skills training



Ogeechee Technical InstituteOne Joe Kennedy BoulevardStatesboro, GA 30458Contact:James White, Director, Counseling and Special

PopulationsPH: (912) 871-1646FAX: (912) 871-11627TY (912) 871-1646



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 5;Speech/language disorders 3; Learning disabilities 13;Head injuries 1; Chronic illnesses/other 10


resource handbook, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features:JTPA program for LD students aged 16-21

**Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Reinhardt College7300 Reinhardt College ParkwayWaleska, GA 301Contact: Sylvia Robertson, Director, Academic Support

OfficePH: (770) 720-5567FAX (770) 720-5602Other Stall; Georgia Geiger; Bradley Wrisley


***Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 70; Head

injuries 2* * *

Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

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Walker Technical Institute265 Bicentennial TrailRock Spring, GA 30739Contact: Carol Guinn, ADA CoordinatorPH: (706) 764-3530FAX (706) 764-35667TY (706) 764-3510Other Stag; Jeannette Bechert, Vice President, Student

Services* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement



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HAWAII

Hawaii Community College200 West Kawili StreetHilo, HI 96720-4091Contact: Karen Kane, Coordinator/CounselorPH: (808) 933-3741FAX (808) 933-3692TTY (808) 933-3741Internet: KANE [email protected]





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, on-campus housing, off-campushousing, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

Kauai Community College3-1901 Kaumualii HighwayLihue, HI 96766-9591Contact: Maggie Sierra, CounselorPH: (808) 245-8259FAX (808) 246-6377TTY (808) 245-8259Internet: [email protected]



Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 10; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 3; Chronicillnesses/other 2

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Special orientation,

registration assistance, extracurricular activities, counsel-ing (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

HAWAII

Leeward Community College96-045 Ala IkePearl City, HI 96782Contact: Marie Ruane, Coordinator, Komo Mai CenterPH: (808) 455-0288FAX (808) 455-04717TY (808) 455-0288Other Staff Lynne Douglas, LD Specialist; Blake Hunrick,

LD Counselor ***Enrollment: DSS 235DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 7; Certificates 3




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features:Summer/spring college orientation program

with self-development and career planning classes;career shadowing; support group for alcohol/substanceabuse; Ohana Club for leadership and social growth;winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization forDisability award, 1988

Windward Community College45-720 Keaahala RoadKaneohe, HI 96744Contact:Yvette Malama, CounselorPI-I: (808) 235-7489




** *Support Services/Accommodations: Disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, transportation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, study skills training, transfer assis-tance

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IDAHOILLINOIS

IDAHO

College of Southern Idaho315 Falls Avenue WestTwin Falls, ID 83301Contact:Jim Palmer, CounselorPH: (208) 733-9554FAX (208) 736-3015TTY (208) 734-9929Internet:[email protected] Staff Marcia Yastrop, Learning Disabilities

Consultant/Specialist


***Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness


***Support Services/Accommodations: On-campus housing,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features:State-of-the-art planetarium; AA program

in Sign Language Studies

***

North Idaho College1000 West GardenCoeur d'Alene, ID 83814Contact: Felix McGowan, Minority AdvisorPH: (2018) 769-3365FAX (208) 769-3292




assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training



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ILLINOIS

Belleville Area College2500 Carlyle AvenueBelleville, IL 62221Contact: Patricia Brian, Director, Special Services CenterPH. (618) 235-2700 ext. 368FAX (618) 235-157877Ti (618) 234-3347Other Staff; Kelly Atkins, Assistant Director; Deborah

Alford, Intake Coordinator***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness38; Hard of hearing/deafness 53; Orthopedic/mobility65; Speech/language disorders 7; Learning disabilities 94;Mental retardation 17; Emotional/behavioral disorders16; Chronic illnesses/other 124


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, extracurricular activities,counseling (referrals), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training

***Special Features: LD screening and alternative learning

strategies; Special Services Financial Aid AwardProgram


Black Hawk College6600 34th AvenueMoline, IL 61265Contact: Cathy Langdon, Student Accommodations

CoordinatorPH. (309) 796-1311 ext. 1105FAX (309) 792-5976TTY (309) 792-5903





assistance, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

***


Special Features: Limited LD assessment service***


College of DuPage22nd Street and Lamert RoadGlen Ellyn, IL 60137Contact: Kay Nielsen, Associate Vice President, Student

AffairsPH: (708) 942-2485FAX: (708) 858-9622771 (708) 858-9692Other Staff Val Burke, Coordinator, Health and Special

Services; Jackie Revland, Coordinator, Special StudentServices

***Enrollment: DSS 2,041




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alter-native exams, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Learning Differently Club; college nights;

cooperative education* * *


College of Lake County19351 West Washington StreetGrayslake, IL 60030Contact: Carole Bulakowski, Director, Learning Assistance

CenterPH: (847) 223-6601FAX: (847) 223-7690TTY (847) 223-0134Other Staff William Freitag, Coordinator, Special Needs





assistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/

ILLINOIS

readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling


Richard J Daley College7500 South PulaskiChicago, IL 60652-1299Contact: Donna Carlson, Advisor, Special NeedsPH: (312) 838-7578FAX: (312) 838-7524771 (312) 838-7916 ***Enrollment: DSS 185D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 4


7; Hard of hearing/deafness 7; Orthopedic/mobility 24;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 23;Mental retardation 5; Emotional/behavioral disorders 7;Chronic illnesses/other 8


assistance, emergency evacuation, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training

Danville Area Community College2000 East Main StreetDanville, IL 61832Contact: Karen Davis, Coordinator, Special PopulationsPH: (217) 443-8853FAX. (217) 443-85637TY (217) 443-8853Other Staff Penny McConnell, Assistant Coordinator




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, transportation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance




ILLINOIS

Elgin Community College1700 Spartan DriveElgin, IL 60123Contact: Annabelle Rhoades, Director, Learning Skills

CenterPH: (847) 697-1000FAX: (847) 888-7995TTY (847) 695-5908



4; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 9;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 91;Mental retardation 7; Emotional/behavioral disorders 14;Head injuries 9


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seekingskills training, study skills training, self-advocacytrainiong, transfer assistance

William Rainey Harper College1200 West Algonquin RoadPalatine, IL 60067-7398Contact: Tom Thompson, Director, Center for Students

with DisabilitiesPII: (847) 925-6266FAX (847) 925-6036TTY (847) 397-7600Internet: [email protected] Staff Marci Sacks-Botto, Counselor; Pascuala

Herrera, Learning Disabilities Specialist***



12; Hard of hearing/deafness 52; Orthopedic/mobility13; Learning disabilities 158; Head injuries 5; Chronicillnesses/other 28


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***

Special Features:English-as-a-Second-Language for deaf andhard of hearing; Program to Achieve Student Success(PASS) instructional program for LD students; adaptivecomputer technology

Highland Community College2998 West Pearl City RoadFreeport, IL 61032Contact: Gail Heckman, Needs Assessment CoordinatorPH: (815) 235-6121 ext. 236FAX (815) 235-6130TTY (815) 235-9584Internet: [email protected]



4; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 16;Learning disabilities 24; Mental retardation 4; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 7


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

Illinois Central CollegeOne College DriveEast Peoria, IL 61635Contact: Nancy Davidson, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (309) 694-5131FAX (309) 694-5450TTY (309) 694-5721Other Staff Denise Cioni, Coordinator, Special Needs**Enrollment: DSS 168DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 5; Certificates 3




scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job place-ment, study skills training, transfer assistance

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Illinois Valley Community College815 North Orlando Smith AvenueOglesby, IL 61348Contact:Joe Zelenski, Dean of Student DevelopmentPH: (815) 224-2720FAX (815) 224-3033Other Staff:Jim Stevenson, Counselor, Special Needs

Students; Mary Ann Dzik, Assessment Center andSpecial Needs Counselor


* * *Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 6;

Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Learning disabilities 47; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 6; Chronic illnesses/other 27

**Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), course substitu-tion/waiver, job placement, study skills training


Joliet Junior College1215 Houbolt RoadJoliet, IL 60431Contact: Carol Smith, Special Needs CoordinatorPH (815) 729-9020 ext. 2230FAX (815) 744-5507TTY (815) 744-3727


Hard of hearing/deafness 6; Orthopedic/mobility 60;Learning disabilities 132; Mental retardation 5; Emotional/behavioral disorders 25; Chronic illnesses/other 10


orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacuation,adapted sports/physical education, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance

** *Special Features: Special summer class sections for College

Orientation and College Reading***


Kaskaskia College27210 College RoadCentralia, IL 62801Contact: Marty Garrett, Coordinator, Vocational Special

PopulationsPH: (618) 532-1981 ext. 305FAX (618) 532-1990

* * *Enrollment: DSS 30 6

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* * *Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 5;

Learning disabilities 18; Head injuries 5; Chronicillnesses/other 5


resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, transferassistance

** *Special Features:Adaptive technology


Kishwaukee College21193 Malta RoadMalta, IL 60150-9699Contact: Frances Loubere, Counselor/Coordinator, Special

NeedsPH: (815) 825-2086FAX (815) 825-2306TTY (815) 825-2457



5; Hard of hearing/deafness 19; Orthopedic/mobility 7;Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 14;Mental retardation 5; Head injuries 1

* * *Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, study skills training

Lake Land College5001 Lake Land BoulevardMattoon, IL 61938Contact: Cindy Campbell, Counselor, Special NeedsPH (217) 234-5259FAX (217) 234-5390TTY (217) 234-5371 ***Enrollment: DSS 171




assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver



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Lincoln Land Community CollegeShepherd RoadSpringfield, IL 62794Contact: Robert Burmeister, Coordinator, Special NeedsPH: (217) 786-2228FAX: (217) 786-2223TTY 1 (800) 526-0857

* * *Enrollment: DSS 92



***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training study skills training


John A Logan CollegeRoute 2Carterville, IL 62959Contact: Eric Pulley, Coordinator, Institutional ResearchPH: (618) 985-3741 ext. 493FAX (618) 985-2248Internet:[email protected] Stath Lisa Dills, Coordinator, Hearing Impaired Services;

Tim Williams, Facilitator, Disabled Student Services* * *


Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness6; Hard of hearing/deafness 17; Orthopedic/mobility 23;Learning disabilities 69; Mental retardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1; Chronic illnesses/other 24


assistance, disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, transfer assistance

***Sj;ecial Features: Internships for DSS students enrolled in

career education programs; mentors for job shadowing;computer-assisted remediation for career education


Malcolm X College1900 West Van BurenChicago, IL 60612Contact: Rita Rivers, Special Needs CoordinatorPH: (312) 850-7342

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FAX (312) 850-7342Other Stall.' Geraldine Mosley, Special Needs Facilitator



5; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 3;Learning disabilities 2


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring, alternative exams, indepen-dent living/social skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: Personalized Curriculum Institute for high

school graduates who need more skill development;cooperative education for career exploration


Moraine Valley Community College10900 South 88th AvenuePalos Hills, IL 60465-0937Contact: Peter Frigo, Executive Dean, Enrollment

ManagementPII: (708) 974-5358FAX (708) 974-1184TTY (708) 974-2004Other Stath Mary Busby, Counselor/Educational Diagnosti-

cian; Janet Lamb, Departmental Assistant***



10; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility20; Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 95;Emotional/behavioral disorders 8; Head injuries 6;Chronic illnesses/other 10


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, sourse substitutionwaiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training

***Special Features:Priority registration; specialized orientation

program; diagnostic evaluation

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Morton College3801 South Central SBRCicero, IL 60650Contact: Susan Pierce, Facilitator, Special Needs StudentsPH: (708) 656-8000 ext. 311FAX (708) 656-0389TTY (708) 656-0389Other Staff George Russo, Coordinator, Special Needs

Populations; George Valente, Coordinator, Special NeedsPopulations





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, adapted sports/physical education, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training


Oakton Community College1600 East Golf RoadDes Plaines, IL 60016Contact: Linda McCann, Coordinator, Special NeedsPH. (847) 635-1759FAX (847) 635-19877TY (847) 635-1779Internet:[email protected] Staff Clifford Casey, Career Transition Counselor

**Enrollment: DSS 284DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 14; Certificates 8




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features:Orientation program for incoming freshmen;

winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization forDisability award, 1988

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Olney Central College305 North West StreetOlney, IL 62450Contact:Joyce Nix, Coordinator, Special PopulationsPH: (618) 395-4351FAX (618) 392-3293

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Learning center lab,

notetakers/readers, alternative exams***


Parkland College2400 West Bradley AvenueChampaign, IL 61821Contact: Norm Lambert, Counselor/Coordinator, Disability

ServicesPH: (217) 353-2620FAX (217) 351-2581TTY (217) 351-5721Other Staff Evelyn Brown, Learning Disabilities Specialist;

Diane Seidel, Learning Disabilities Specialist***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness71; Hard of hearing/deafness 32; Orthopedic/mobility19; Speech/language disorders 13; Learning disabilities124; Emotional/behavioral disorders 4; Head injuries 3;Chronic illnesses/other 168


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

** *Special Features: Specialized Learning Resource Program LI)

classes; LD specialists for individual consultation andcoordination of services


Prairie State College202 South Halsted StreetChicago Heights, IL 60411Contact: Sheila Lewis, Assistant Dean, Occupational and

Technical EducationPH: (708) 709-3689FAX (708) 755-2587


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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 10;Learning disabilities 79; Emotional/behavioral disorders8; Chronic illnesses/other 4


assistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

Richland Community CollegeOne College ParkDecatur, IL 62521Contact: Beth Link, Coordinator, Special PopulationsPH: (217) 875-7211 ext. 362FAX (217) 875-6961Other Staff Judy Perkins, Program Assistant


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, job placement, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Adjunct faculty serve as LD tutors



Rock Valley College3301 North Mulford RoadRockford, IL 61114Contact: Cynthia Hill, Disability Support ServicesPH: (815) 654-4270

* **Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, emergency

evacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance



Sauk Valley Community College173 Illinois Route 2Dixon, IL 61021Contact:Joan Kerber, Vice President, Student ServicesPH: (815) 288-5511 ext. 271FAX (815) 288-5958Other Staff Charla Minson, Counselor, Student Support

Services; Doris Hall, Counselor, Special Populations

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* * *Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 1;

Orthopedic/mobility 28; Learning disabilities 7; Chronicillnesses/other 3


assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, transferassistance

South Suburban College15800 South State StreetSouth Holland, IL 60473Contact: Ellis Falk, Dean, Student DevelopmentPH: (708) 596-2000 ext. 708FAX (708) 210-5712TTY (708) 596-2000Other Staff Mary Ann Larsen, Counselor, Special Popula-

tions; Arnold Ridgell, Disabled Student Advisor***

DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 3; Certificates 6***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness8; Hard of hearing/deafness 14; Orthopedic/mobility 13;Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 31;Mental retardation 2; Head injuries 1; Chronic illnesses/other 27


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Two plays annually signed for hearing

impaired* * *

Note:No total DSS enrollment reported.

Spoon River CollegeRural Route 1Canton, IL 61520Contact: Karen Poncin, Director, Planning and Information

ServicesPH: (309) 647-4645FAX: (309) 647-6498TTY (309) 647-4645Other Staff Sharon Wrenn, Associate Dean, Student

Development; Mardel Coleman, Supervisor, Vocational64pecial Populations



counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, study skills training, transferassistance



Harold Washington CollegeSpecial Needs Center30 East Lake StreetChicago, IL 60601Contact: Deborah Miles, Director, Special Needs CenterPI-1: (312) 553-6096FAX (312) 553-5783TTY (312) 553-6096




assistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* **Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS


Waubonsee Community CollegeRoute 47 at Harter RoadSugar Grove, IL 60544-9799Contact: Iris Jorstad, Manager, Access Center for Students

with DisabilitiesPI-I: (630) 466-7900FAX (630) 466-4649



Orthopedic/mobility 26; Learning disabilities 71;Emotional/behavioral disorders 6; Head injuries 32;Chronic illnesses/other 4


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),

disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD),

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alternative exams, course substitution waiver, indepen-dent living/social skiolls training, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

** *Special Features:Telecommunications Instructional Consor-

tium; corporate development; advocacy; collaborativeacademic support services; adaptive technology; winner ofAACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disabilityaward, 1990

John Wood Community College150 South 48th StreetQuincy, IL 62301Contact: Sandra Thomas, DirectorPI-1: (217) 224-6500FAX (217) 224-4208TTY (217) 224-4309Internet: [email protected] Staff Terry Bordewick, Learning Specialist; Greg Lee,

ADA Coordinator** *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness11; Hard of hearing/deafness 33; Orthopedic/mobility42; Speech/language disorders 6


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Total integration of services; winner of

AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disabilityaward, 1989



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Ivy Tech State CollegeOne West 26Indianapolis, IN 46206Contact: Dianne Noe, Manager, Special Needs ServicesPH: (317) 921-4983FAX (317) 921-4753TTY (317) 921-4983 or 4980

**Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness



orientation, registration assistance, interpreters, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, study skills training



Ivy Tech State College-East Central4301 South Cowan RoadPO Box 3100Muncie, IN 47307Contact: Alison Hindman, CounselorPH: (317) 289-2291 ext. 388FAX: (317) 289-2291 ext. 502




orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance



Ivy Tech State College-Kokomo1815 East Morgan StreetPO Box 1373Kokomo, IN 46903-1373Contact: Cheryl Locke, Instructor, Basic Skills/Coordinator,

Disabilities ServicesPH: (317) 459-0561FAX (317) 454-5111Other Staff Russ Ragland, Advocate, Disabilities Services

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resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance


Ivy Tech State College-Lafayette3101 South Creasy LanePO Box 6299Lafayette, IN 47903Contact:Jan O'Brien, Coordinator, Special Services/Adult

Re-EntryPH: (317) 772-9162FAX: (317) 772-9214


4; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 7;Learning disabilities 8; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1;Chronic illnesses/other 11

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, counseling

(personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining



Ivy Tech State College-Northwest1440 East 35 AvenueGary, IN 46409Contact:Jose Valtierra, Director, Student ServicesPH: (219) 981-1111FAX (219) 981-4415Other Stall' Denise Mann, Manager, Student Services;

Twilla DeNeal, Coordinator, Student Services***


Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 1;Orthopedic/mobility 5; Learning disabilities 4


orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-

6 Gtion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),


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disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver


Ivy Tech State College-South Central8204 Highway 311Sellersburg, IN 47172Contact: Susan Jackson, Director, Student ServicesPH: (812) 246-3301FAX (812) 246-9905


2; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Speech/language disorders35; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2

***Support Services/Accommodations: Notetakers/readers



Vincennes University1002 North First StreetVincennes, IN 47591Contact: Alice Bond, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (812) 888-4501FAX (812) 888-5868Internet: [email protected] Staff Jane Kavanaugh, Director of STEP



9; Hard of hearing/deafness 7; Orthopedic/mobility 16;Learning disabilities 219; Mental retardation 16;Emotional/behavioral disorders 4; Head injuries 2;Chronic illnesses/other 12


assistance, on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: STEP program for LD students, limited to

40 students annually* * *


Vincennes University-Jasper850 College AvenueJasper, IN 47546Contact: Gerald Altstadt, DeanPH: (812) 482-3030FAX (812) 482-3040Other Staff Max Meuser, Director, Student Services

***Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver



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Des Moines Area Community College2006 South Ankeny BoulevardAnkeny, IA 50021Contact: Carol Grimm, Special Needs CounselorPH: (515) 964-6268FAX: (515) 965-70807TY (515) 964-6268




* **Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: Project STRIVE, a collaborative training/

support service program for high school students withdisabilities; joint effort between the college and 21 localschool districts for vocational training


Eastern Iowa Community College Distrid306 West River DriveDavenport, IA 52801-1221Contact: Dana Rosenberg, Institutional Research ManagerPH: (319) 322-5015FAX: (319) 322-3956





orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver

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Hawkeye Community CollegePO Box 8015Waterloo, IA 50704-8015Contact: Dianne Shoultz, Director of Special ServicesPH: (319) 296-4014FAX (319) 296-1028Other Staff; Mary Shekleton, Evaluation Counselor

***Registration by DS'S Category: Visual impairment/blindness



resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training

* **Special Features: Faculty in-service programs; faculty guides**Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS


Iowa Central Community College330 Avenue MFort Dodge, IA 50501Contact: Barb McClannahan, Coordinator, Special

PopulationsPH: (515) 576-7201FAX (515) 576-7206Internet: [email protected]



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 4;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 23;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Other 19


orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,emergency evacuation, transportation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Student Success Center for assistance

outside the classroom* * *


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lowIowa Lakes Community College19 South Seventh StreetEstherville, IA 51334Contact: Helene Qui Ilin, Records/Enrollment OfficerPH: (712) 362-2604FAX: (712) 362-7649TTY (712) 362-7717Other Staff; Ann Petersen, Director, Career Orientation

Center***


***Support Services/Accommodations:On-campus housing,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


Iowa Valley Community College District3702 South CenterMarshalltown, IA 50158Contact: Bill Martin, Dean, Career Development ProgramsPH: (515) 754-1321FAX. (515) 752-5909Other Staff; Regina West, Coordinator, Individualized

Resource Program; Lori Mulford, Coordinator, Commu-nity-Based Vocational Training




* **Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, independentliving/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* * *Special Features: Recognized non-credit LD vocational

programs at Marshalltown Community College (Indi-vidualized Resource Program) and Ellsworth CommunityCollege, (Community-Based Vocational TrainingProgram) train students for a competitive work force

Iowa Western Community College2700 College RoadCouncil Bluffs, IA 51502Contact: Chris Hoist, Special Needs CoordinatorPH: (712) 325-3390FAX. (712) 325-3424TTY (712) 325-3390Other Staff Wendy Fenster, Accommodations Advisor





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,emergency evacuation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Specthl Features: Community volunteer program to assist

students; Workforce 2000 Summer Internship Program;The College Experience, course for returning or GEDstudents

North Iowa Area Community College500 College DriveMason City, IA 50401Contact: Richard Wempen, Director, Counseling

DepartmentPH: (515) 421-4251FAX. (515) 423-1711Internet: [email protected]





assistance, on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

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Special Features:Self-advocacy program***


Northeast Iowa Community College-Peosta10250 Sundown RoadPeosta, IA 52068Contact: Myra Benzer, Coordinator of Development

EducationPH: (319) 556-5110FAX (319) 556-5058Internet: [email protected]



* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Learning center lab,

notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, study skills training



Northwest Iowa Community College603 West Park StreetSheldon, IA 51201Contact: Gene McDaniel, Director of CounselingPH: (712) 324-5061FAX: (712) 324-4136Other Stag; Marlys Schwebach, Learning Center Instructor;

Mary Jane Peterson, Learning Center Instructor***

DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 10; Certificates 3***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 3;Learning disabilities 5; Head injuries 3; Chronic ill-nesses/other 1


on-campus housing, off-campus housing, counseling(personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance


Scott Community College500 Belmont RoadDavenport, IA 52722Contact: Scott Caulpetzer, Assistant Dean, Development

EducationPH: (319) 359-7531FAX (319) 359-8139TTY (319) 344-0305

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Other Stall Jerri Crabtree, Director, Student SupportServices; Jill Dial, Learning Disabilities Specialist




assessment, learning center lab, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance



Southeastern Community CollegePO Drawer F1015 South Gear AvenueWest Burlington, IA 52655Contact: Ruth Sandrock, Director, Developmental

EducationPH: (319) 752-2731FAX (319) 752-4957Other Stag; John Youngquist, STEP Coordinator



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 5;Learning disabilities 49; Mental retardation 10; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 4


registration assistance, on-campus housing, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

Southwestern Community College1501 West Townline RoadCreston, IA 50801Contact: Gary O'Daniels, CounselorPH: (515) 782-7081FAX (515) 782-3312

** *Support Services/Accommodations:Counseling (personal),

learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement, study skills training



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Waldorf College106 South 6th StreetForest City, IA 50436Contact: Rebecca Hill, Learning Disabilities Program

DirectorPH: (515) 582-8207FAX (515) 582-8194


***Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 25


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Two-day LD orientation; tutoring; progress

checks during semester

Western Iowa Tech Community College4647 Stone AvenuePO Box 5199Sioux City, IA 51102-5199Contact: Brenda Porter, Coordinator, Academic FoundationsPH: (712) 274-6400FAX (712) 274-6412TTY (712) 274-6421Internet:[email protected]



resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance



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IOWAKANSAS

Allen County Community College1801 North CottonwoodIola, KS 66749Contact: Mike Schlies, Dean of StudentsPH: (316) 365-5116FAX (316) 365-7406Internet: [email protected]

** *Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,

on-campus housing, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training



Cloud County Community CollegePO Box 1002Concordia, KS 66901Contact: Marsha Miller, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (913) 243-1435FAX (913) 243-1043Internet: CCCC [email protected] Staff Sue Regan, Director, Learning Skills Center



**Support Services/Accommodations: On-campus housing,

learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Reading and study skills class for students

below 7.0 grade level; Transitional English course

Coffeyville Community College400 West Eleventh StreetCoffeyville, KS 67337Contact: Waneta Davis, Director, Academic Support

ProgramsPH. (316) 251-7700 ext 2056FAX (316) 252-7098Internet: [email protected] Staff Selma Peyton, Director, Learning Lay/Develop-

mental Studies; Giovanna Koons, Learning StrategiesSpecialist


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KANSAS

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 1;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 7;Emotional/behavioral disorders 6; Head injuries 2


handbook, registration assistance, on-campus housing,disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Learning lab with personal attention

Colby Community College1255 South RangeColby, KS 67701Contact: Gary Schultz, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (913) 462-3984FAX (913) 462-4699Internet: [email protected]





counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Cowley County Community College125 South SecondArkansas City, KS 67005Contact: Bruce Watson, ADA Compliance OfficerPik (316) 441-5306FAX: (316) 441-5350Other Staff Julie Kratt, Learning Skills Lab Assistant

**Enrollment: DSS 8

*Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

1; Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 4;Chronic illnesses/other 1

***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, on-campus

housing, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, study skills training


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Donnelly College608 West 18th StreetKansas City, KS 66102Contact: Lee Stephenson, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (913) 621-8764FAX (913) 621-0354Other Stafi.:Judith Gorsky, Program Coordinator


* * *Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness

1; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Learning disabilities 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance


Fort Scott Community College2108 South HortonFort Scott, KS 66701Contact:Jim Barber, Dean of Academic InstructionPH: (316) 223-2700Internet:JIMBAFSCCAX.FTSCOTTCC.KS.US

**Registration by DSS Category. Hard of hearing/deafness 2;

Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 5; Mentalretardation 2


counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance



Highland Community College602 West MainHighland, KS 66035Contact: David Reist, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (913) 442-6020FAX (913) 442-6100Other Stall; Maureen Glennen, Director, Student Support

Services; Amanda Taylor, Learning Resource CenterDirector


assistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining7 2

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Johnson County Community College12345 College BoulevardOverland Park, KS 66210-1299Contact: Buddy Ramos, Director, Counseling and Student

AccessPH: (913) 469-8500 ext. 3118FAX (913) 469-2580TTY (913) 469-3232Internet: [email protected] Stag; Holly Dressler, Supervisor, Disability Support

Services; Irene Weber, Supervisor, Deaf and Hard ofHearing Student Services



resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training,self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Summer preparatory program for new deaf/

hard of hearing students; three-day LD student orienta-tion; CLEAR program for adults with developmentaldisabilities



Kansas City-Kansas Community College7250 State AvenueKansas City, KS 66112Contact: Valerie Webb, Supervisor, Disability Resource

CenterPH: (913) 334-1100 ext. 670FAX (913) 596-96097TY (913) 596-9670Other Staff Robert Beach, Adaptive Technology Specialist


resource handbook, registration assistance, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: One-credit course for training on assistive

computer technology*


KANSAS

Neosho County Community College1000 South AllenChanute, KS 66720Contact:Gary Royse, Director, Counseling and RetentionPH: (316) 431-2820ext. 213FAX (316) 431-0082



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 1** *

Support Services/Accommodations: Counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts


Pratt Community College348 Northeast SR61Pratt, KS 67124Contact: Kent Adams, Dean, Finance and OperationsPH: (316) 672-2724FAX (316) 672-5288Other Stafk Carol Konold, Personnel Director


* **Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 1

* **Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,

on-campus housing, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams


Seward County Community College1801 North Kansas AvenueLiberal, KS 67905-1137Contact: Doug Fitch, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (316) 629-2617FAX (316) 626-3058



1; Orthopedic/mobility 1***

Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,on-campus housing, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


MEMKENTUCKY

Ashland Community College1400 College DriveAshland, KY 41101Contact: Michael Au lick, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (606) 329-2999 ext. 613FAX: (606) 325-8124TTY (606) 329-2999 ext. 613



15; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility90; Speech/language disorders 10; Learning disabilities90; Mental retardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders20; Head injuries 1; Chronic illnesses/other 32


assistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, job placement, transferassistance


Hazard Community CollegeHighway 15 SouthOne Community College DriveHazard, KY 41701Contact: Steven Jones, Academic Counselor/ADA

CoordinatorPI-I: (606) 436-5721FAX (606) 439-16007TY (606) 436-5721Other Staffi Robert Hatch, Retention Coordinator



2; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 3;Learning disabilities 4; Chronic illnesses/other 3


assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, transfer assistance



Lexington Community College103 Oswald BuildingCooper DriveLexington, KY 40506-0235Contact: Veronica Miller, Coordinator, Disability Support

ServicesPI-I: (606) 257-3566FAX: (606) 257-43397T1 (606) 257-2126Internet: VIMILL [email protected] Stalk Beth Case, Student Services Officer I

* * *Enrollment: DSS 505DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 20

* *Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness



assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Students may live on University of

Kentucky campus and participate in UK activities andorganizations

Madisonville Community College2000 College DriveMadisonville, KY 42431Contact: Karen Caldwell, Coordinator, Specialized Student



orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, transfer assistance




MEEMaysville Community College1755 US 68Maysville, KY 41056Contact: Nancy Hunter, Coordinator, Foundation StudiesPH: (606) 759-7141FAX (606) 759-7176



resource handbook, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, tutoring (specialized LD), study skills training

** *Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. DSS


Owensboro Community College4800 New Hartford RoadOwensboro, KY 42303Contact:Joseph Yazvac, CounselorPH: (502) 686-4400FAX (502) 686-4487


extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job place-ment, study skills training, transfer assistance

** *Note:No DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS degree/

certificate data reported. DSS students not identified bycategory.

Prestonsburg Community CollegeOne Bert T Combs DrivePrestonsburg, KY 41653Contact:Janie Beverley, Counseling AssociatePI-1: (606) 886-3863FAX (606) 886-69437TY (606) 886-3863 ext. 227




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams

**Special Features: Mental Health Task Force to assist students



Western Kentucky UniversityPotter Hall 445Big Red WayBowling Green, KY 42101Contact: Huda Melky, ADA/504 CoordinatorPH: (502) 745-5004FAX (502) 745-6582TTY (502) 745-5004




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling

***Special Features:State-of-the-art recreation facilities




LOUISIAN

LOUISIANA

Louisiana State University-Alexandria8100 Highway 71 SouthAlexandria, LA 71302-9121Contact: Randall Stovall, Vice Chancellor, Academic AffairsPH: (318) 445-3672FAX (318) 473-6480TTY (318) 473-6446Other Staff Dee Slavant, Student Support Services


* * *Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 4

**Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, taped texts,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining


Louisiana State University-EunicePO Box 1129Eunice, LA 70535Contact: John Couvillion, Vice Chancellor, Student AffairsPH: (318) 457-7311FAX (318) 546-6620Other Staff Jacqueline Fruge, Coordinator, Student Support

Services; Marvette Thomas, Director, Trio Programs***

Enrollment: DSS 42DS5 Graduation: Associate Degrees 5




assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

Nunez Community College3700 LaFoutaine StreetChalmette, LA 70043Contact: Lisa McAlister, Director, Institutional ResearchPH. (504) 278-7440FAX (504) 278-7469Other Staff Marilyn Barfield, Director, Counseling

Enrollment: DSS 11

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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness1; Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 6;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2

***Support Services/Accommodations:Disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, counseling (personal),learning center lab, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training



MAINE

Central Maine Technical College1250 Turner StreetAuburn, ME 04210Contact: Annee Tara, DirectorPH: (207) 784-2385FAX: (207) 777-73537TY (207) 784-2385 ext. 232Other Staff; Carol De Lisle, Consultant, Learning

Disabilitites; Brenda Clough, Advocate, Students withDisabilities


assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training

***Special Features:Collaboration between LD specialist and

faculty/staff* * *


Eastern Maine Technical College354 Hogan RoadBangor, ME 04401Contact: Lois Marchand, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (207) 941-4600FAX: (207) 941-4608Other Staff Jeff Melmed, ADA Compliance Officer



2; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Speech/language disorders1; Learning disabilities 12; Mental retardation 1;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Chronic illnesses/other 1


resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training

***Special Features:Comprehensive resources in Academic

Support Center

Northern Maine Technical College33 Edgemont DrivePresque Island, ME 04769Contact: Laura Flags, CounselorPH: (207) 768-2793

MAINE

** *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, counseling

(personal), learning center lab, alternative exams, studyskills training



York County Technical CollegePO Box 529Wells, ME 04090-0529Contact: Mary Wells, Dean of StudentsP1-1: (207) 646-9282FAX: (207) 646-9675


**Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,

extracurricular activities, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining



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MARYLAND

MARYLAND

Allegany Community CollegeWillowbrook RoadCumberland, MD 21502Contact: Rick Laymna, Coordinator, Special Populations/

Section 504 and ADAPH: (301) 724-7700 ext. 235FAX: (301) 724-6892TTY (301) 724-5714Other Stag: Bill Devlin, Director, Instructional Assistance

Center; Carol Davis, Academic Skills Specialist***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 7;Learning disabilities 27; Emotional/behavioral disorders2; Head injuries 2

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, transportation, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, transferassistance, Social Security tuition waiver


Anne Arundel Community College101 College ParkwayArnold, MD 21012Contact: Office of Academic AdvisingPH. (410) 541-2306TTY (410) 544-0863



scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, extra-curricular activities, interpreters, notetakers/readers,alternative exams, Social Security tuition waiver

***Specthl Features: Mary McAlpine Scholarship for students

with disabilities* * *

Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. DSSstudents not identified by category.

Baltimore City Community CollegeDisabled Student Services Center2901 Liberty Heights AvenueBaltimore, MD 21215Contact: A. Gorham, CoordinatorPH: (410) 333-5332FAX: (410) 333-7723

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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 6; Orthopedic/mobility 13;Learning disabilities 8; Mental retardation 3; Emotional/behavioral disorders 26; Head injuries 3; Chronicillnesses/other 38


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,Social Security tuition waiver

** *Special Features: Faculty subcommittee on LD teaching


Carroll Community College1601 Washington RoadWestminister, MD 21157Contact: Sherry Glass, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (410) 833-4087FAX: (410) 876-8855TTY (410) 876-2419





resource handbook, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, self-advocacy training, SocialSecurity tuition waiver


Catonsville Community College800 South Rolling RoadBaltimore, MD 21228Contact:Jill Brooks Hodge, Coordinator, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (410) 455-4718FAX: (410) 455-4185TTY (410) 455-4163



53; Hard of hearing/deafness 64; Orthopedic/mobility7s


46; Learning disabilities 190; Head injuries 16; Chronicillnesses/other 98


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, transferassistance, Social Security tuition waiver

Special Features: Winner of the AACC/J.C. Penney/NationalOrganization for Disability award, 1989

Cecil Community College1000 North East RoadNorth East, MD 21901Contact: Debbie Farris, Academic AdvisorPH: (410) 287-6060 ext. 551FAX (410) 287-1001Internet:[email protected] Stag; Evelyn Spiller, Director, Human Services



2; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 2;Learning disabilities 7; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1;Head injuries 2


assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, study skills training, Social Securitytuition waiver


Dundalk Community College7200 Sollers Point RoadBaltimore, MD 21222Contact: Laura Remchuk, Coordinator, Academic Support

ServicesPH: (410) 285-9781FAX: (410) 285-9903TTY: (410) 285-9539

* * *Enrollment: DSS 75DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 3; Certificates 1

* *Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness


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MARYLAND

Support Services/Accomniodations: Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, studyskills training, transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Disabled Student Association focuses on

awareness, ADA task force, ADA transition planning,student government

Essex Community College7201 Rossville BoulevardBaltimore, MD 21237-9987Contact: Beth Hunsinger, Acting Director, Special ServicesPH: (410) 780-6741FAX (410) 686-9503TTY (410) 780-6741Internet: [email protected] Staff Karyn Schulz, Acting Coordinator, Learning

Disabled; Madeline Herb, Career Counselor, SpecialPopulations

* * *Enrollment: DSS 239DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 12




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: Support group for head trauma students;

"anxiety" workshop; How to Study class for LD students

Frederick Community College7932 O'Possumtown ParkFrederick, MD 21702Contact: Rosemary Wilkinson, Learning SpecialistPH: (301) 846-2409FAX (301) 846-2498Internet:[email protected] Stall; Chris Helfrich, Associate Dean, System for

Student Success; James Morrison, Director, Counselingand Student Life

* * *Enrollment: DSS 231D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 18

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orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, tansfer assistance, SocialSecurity tuition waiver

* * *Special Features:College-wide System for College Success

includes tutoring, developmental courses, honorscourses, writing center, learning specialists, African-American mentoring

Garrett Community CollegePO Box 1511687 Mosser RoadMcHenry, MD 21541Contact: Manning Smith, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (301) 387-3011FAX (301) 387-3011Internet: [email protected]


***Registration by DS'S Category Orthopedic/mobility 2;

Learning disabilities 6; Head injuries 2***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,emergency evacuation, extracurricular activities, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, studyskills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: On-campus housing; one-level campus


Harford Community College401 Thomas Run RoadBel Air, MD 21015Contact: Leigh Marshall, Coordinator, Learning AssistancePH: (410) 836-4414FAX (410) 836-41987TY (410) 836-4199Other Stall; Patricia Burton, Career Counselor, Special

Populations

Enrollment: DSS 51

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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 7;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 34;Emotional/behavioral disorders 1; Head injuries 3


orientation, disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, Social Security tuition waiver


Howard Community CollegeLittle Patuxent ParkwayColumbia, MD 21044Contact:Janice Marks, Director, Student Academic Support

ServicesPH (410) 992-4800 ext. 4617FAX (410) 964-49937TY (410) 992-4800 ext. 4619Internet: [email protected] Stag; Joan King, Assistant Director, Student Support

Services; Linda Schnapp, Learning Disabilities Specialist***





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitutionwaiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, self-advocacytraining, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features: College's tutoring center one of most

extensive in state; free scheduled tutoring in more than50 subjects; drop-in tutoring by faculty volunteers inmath, English, and writing

Montgomery College51 Mannakee StreetRockville, MD 20850Contact:Janet Merrick, Disability Services DirectorPH: (301) 279-5061FAX (301) 279-50897TY (301) 294-9672Intir&t: [email protected]


Other Stag; Joan Gough, Counselor, Students with Disabili-ties; Donna Sachs, Part-time Counselor, Students withDisabilities

***Enrollment: DSS 1,107DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 30; Certificates 7




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features:Comprehensive, developmental Learning

Center program for LD students

Wor-Wic Community College32000 Campus DriveSalisbury, MD 21801Contact: Steve Lietz, Director, CounselingPH: (410) 334-2899FAX (410) 334-2954



* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, aisability

resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver



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MARYLANDMASSACHUSETTS

MASSACHUSETTS

Berkshire Community College1350 West StreetPittsfield, MA 01201Contact: Pamela Farron, CoordinatorPH. (413) 499-4660 ext. 220FAX (413) 447-78407TY (413) 499-3328Internet:[email protected] Staff Cynthia Risatti, Counselor





assistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training

* * *Special Features: Close cooperation between DSS and

psychological counselors and community-supportededucation specialists

Bristol Community College777 Elsbree StreetFall River, MA 02720Contact: Susan Boissoneault, Learning Specialist, Quest

ProjectPH (508) 678-2811 ext. 2318FAX (508) 676-7146TTY (508) 677-1230Internet:[email protected] Staff Maureen Olden, Client Services Advisor;

Michelle Costa, Client Services Adivsor***




**Support Services/Accommodations: Special orientation,

registration assistance, disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-

811 advocacy training, transfer assistance


MASSACHUSETTS

* * *Special Features: Orientation discussions with high school

students and their parents/advocates; DSS students arestrong presence in cooperative education, work-study,and various practicums

Cape Cod Community College2240 Route 132West Barnstable, MA 02668Contact:Joyce Chasson, Director, O'Neill Center for

Disability ServicesPH: (508) 362-2131 ext. 4337FAX (508) 362-398877r (508) 375-4027Other Staff Richard Sommers, LD Specialist





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, study skills training, transfer assistance


Holyoke Community College303 Homestead AvenueHolyoke, MA 01040Contact: Maureen Conroy, Coordinator, Office for Students

with DisabilitiesPH: (413) 552-2417FAX (413) 534-8975TTY (413) 552-2417Other Staff Teri O'Shea, Disability Specialist; Denise Ginn,

Staff Assistant* * *



orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Student advisory committee/mentor

program for supporting new students, providing feedbackto college personnel, and training for faculty

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Laboure College2120 Dorchester AvenueBoston, MA 02127Contact: Maureen Smith, Vice President/Dean, Student

AffairsPH: (617) 296-8300 ext. 4006FAX (617) 296-7947

* **Support Services/Accommodations:Counseling (personal),

alternative exams* * *


Massasoit Community CollegeOne Massasoit BoulevardBrockton, MA 02402Contact:Stanley Oliver, Coordinator/Counselor, Disability

ServicesPH: (508) 588-9100 ext. 146477r (508) 427-1240Other Staff Peter Johnston, Director, Academic Resource

Center; Elaine Stewart, Assistant Dean, Student Affairs**




***Support Services/Accommodations:Disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, counseling (personal),notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,transfer assistance

Middlesex Community CollegeSprings RoadBedford, MA 01730Contact: Kathleen Monagle, Director, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (617) 280-3631FAX: (617) 275-7126Internet: [email protected]




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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training

**Special Features:Transition Program provides support

services in vocational and independent living skills,including internships in entry-level business settings; thistwo-year certificate program services 40 students; winnerof 1992 Exemplary Programs for Students with Learning/Cognitive Disabilities


Mount Wachusett Community College444 Green StreetGardner, MA 01440Contact: Nancy Kennedy, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (508) 632-6600TTY 1 (800) 222-6922Other Staff JoAnn Brooks, LD Specialist; Sandy Signar,

College Counselor***





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment, career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Team approach for DSS services; adaptive

technology; winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/NationalOrganization for Disability award, 1991

North Shore Community CollegeOne Ferncroft RoadDanvers, MA 01923Contact:Jean Keith, Director, Student Support CenterPH: (508) 762-4000FAX (508) 762-4020TTY (617) 477-2136Other Staff Linda Budd, Coordinator, Services to Disabled

Students; Helen Halloran, Educational Planning Specialist


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assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Program philosophy of full participation;

adaptive computing facility appropriate for blind andvision-impaired


Northern Essex Community CollegeElliott WayHaverhill, MA 01830Contact: Norman Landry, Dean, Student ServicesPH. (508) 374-3625FAX (508) 374-372977K (508) 374-3656Other Staff Jane Nunes, Director, Services for Deaf and

Hard of Hearing; Rubin Russell, Director, Services forDeaf and Hard of Hearing

***Support Services/Acconimodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, independent living/social skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Social Club to promote social and leader-

ship skills; Notetaker/Classroom Aide program for trained,paid student aides; English Language Cluster, prepprogram for deaf and hard of hearing conducted in ASL



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Bay de Noc Community College2001 North Lincoln RoadEscanaba, MI 49829Contact: Marlene Paavilainen, Director, Special PopulationsPH: (906) 786-5802FAX: (906) 786-6555TTY (906) 786-8320





scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, on-campus housing, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

*Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Delta CollegeUniversity CenterUniversity Center, MI 48710Contact: Dave Murley, Director, Special PopulationsPH: (517) 686-9118FAX (517) 686-8736



***Support Services/Accommodations: Special orientation,

registration assistance, emergency evacuation, transpor-tation, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, job placement,study skills training



Henry Ford Community College1501 Evergreen RoadDearborn, MI 48128Contact: Gerald Olszewski, Director, Counseling/Special

NeedsPH: (313) 845-9752Other Staff Maureen Webster, Counselor; Katherine Grahl,

Instructor/Advisor

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19; Hard of hearing/deafness 11; Orthopedic/mobility68; Speech/language disorders 14; Learning disabilities81; Emotional/behavioral disorders 17; Head injuries 4;Chronic illnesses/other 492


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Faculty guide to classroom accommodations

Glen Oaks Community College62249 Shimmel RoadCentreville, MI 49032Contact: Connie Nofz, Advocate, Special NeedsPH: (616) 467-9945FAX (616) 467-4114




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance



Jackson Community College2111 Emmons RoadJackson, MI 49201Contact: Sue Lewis, Secretary, Developmental EducationPH: (517) 787-0800 ext. 553FAX: (517) 789-1623Other Staff Thelma Bowles, Department Chair/Counselor,

Develpmental Education; Chris Kane, Counselor,Developmental Education




***


Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance


Kalamazoo Valley Community College-TexasTownship Campus6767 West 0 AvenueKalamazoo, MI 49003-4070Contact: Lois Baldwin, Advisor, Special ServicesPH: (616) 372-5384FAX (616) 737-5555TTY (616) 372-5358





orientation, registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training

***Special Features:Comprehensive approach


Kellogg Community College450 North AvenueBattle Creek, MI 49017Contact:Janice McNearney, Director, Support ServicesPH (616) 965-3931 ext. 2623FAX (616) 965-885077X (616) 962-0898Other Staff Joyce Bishop, Counselor




assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

***

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Special Features: Peer advisors; resource book for faculty***


Lake Michigan College2755 East Napier AvenueBenton Harbor, MI 49022-1899Contact:Jean Christensen, Counselor/Coordinator, Special

PopulationsPH: (616) 927-8100 ext. 5192FAX (616) 927-6712Internet:[email protected] Staff Eloise Moely, Program Assistant


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement

***Special Features:Comprehensive developmental learning

programs; free tutoring services***


Lansing Community College208 SPS Building430 North Capitol AvenueLansing, MI 48902-7210Contact: Kim Cory, Specialist, Learning DisabilitiesPH- (517) 483-1207FAX (517) 483-1629TTY (517) 483-1218Internet: [email protected] Staff Pam Davis, Counselor; Linda Whitcomb,

Facilitator Classroom Support Services/Hearing Impaired**

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness13; Hard of hearing/deafness 24; Orthopedic/mobility55; Learning disabilities 145; Mental retardation 6;Emotional/behavioral disorders 20; Head injuries 8;Chronic illnesses/other 2


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training

***Special Features: Transfer Writing class; LD computer-

assisted technology taught by LD specialist; orientation

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Macomb Community College-Center CampusBuilding 0-13144575 Garfield RoadClinton Twp, MI 48038-1139Contact: Larry Hackney, Associate Dean, Counseling and

Special ServicesPH: (810) 286-2237FAX: (810) 286-22957-7X (810) 286-2238Other Staff Wonder Byrd, Counselor; Michael Monte,

Counselor* * *



resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, course substitution waiver, independent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Training/coordination of tutors in develop-

ing group study/learning communities; periodic aca-demic updates on law and specialized needs; computerlab, fully accessible for blind



Mid Michigan Community College1375 South Clare AvenueHarrison, MI 48625Contact: Susan Cobb, Coordinator/Counselor, Special

PopulationsPH: (517) 386-6636FAX (517) 386-2411Internet:[email protected]





counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,

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course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training


Charles Stewart Mott Community College1401 East Court StreetFlint, MI 48503Contact: Delores Deem, Executive DirectorPH: (810) 762-0399FAX: (810) 762-0257TTY (810) 762-0399Other Staff Michael Littlejohn, Staff Assistant; Joyce

McKinnies, Staff Assistant***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness10; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility30; Learning disabilities 75; Emotional/behavioral dis-orders 20; Head injuries 5; Chronic illnesses/other 132


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement



Muskegon Community College221 South Quarterline RoadMuskegon, MI 49442Contact: Eunice Merwin, Director, Special Service ProgramsPH: (616) 777-0309FAX (616) 777-0255TTY (616) 777-0410Other Staff Sandra Schiller, Secretary; Diana Osborn,

Section 504 Contact***


Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 26;Mental retardation 1; Head injuries 2;


resource handbook, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement


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North Central Michigan College1515 Howard StreetPetosky, MI 49770Contact:Daniel Linnenberg, Coordinator, Special PopulationsPH: (616) 348-6687FAX: (616) 348-6628



4; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 15;Speech/language disorders 9; Learning disabilities 8; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 4; Chronic illnesses/other 9


assistance, on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, study skills training

Oakland Community College-Highland LakesPASS Office - Highland Hall 1207350 Cooley Lake RoadWaterford, MI 486327Contact: Gail Bryan, Academic Support CoordinatorPH: (810) 360-3047FAX (810) 360-3203Internet: [email protected]





resource handbook, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training

***Special Features:Orientation in all developmental classes;

walk-in hours for DSS coordinator/counselor***


Oakland Community College-Royal Oak739 South WashingtonRoyal Oak, MI 48067Contact: Marcia Kosovel, Academic Support CoordinatorPH: (810) 544-4910Other Staff Mike Khirellah, Dean; Carolyn Harrison,

Associate Dean***

Enrollment: DSS 90

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assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Specthl Features: Student Advocacy Board for DSS students;

well-established work-study program; job search work-shops


Schoolcraft College18600 Haggerty RoadLivonia, MI 48152-2696Contact: Sirkka Gudan, Assistant Dean, Academic and

Assessment ServicesPH: (313) 462-4400 ext. 5299FAX (313) 462-454277T (313) 462-4437Internet:[email protected] Staff Patricia Hurick, Professional Counselor





orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement

***Special Features: Team-taught classes with skills and content

area instructors; special classes for LD students focusingon time management, accommodations, study skills;voluntary support group for LD students


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St Clair County Community College323 EriePort Huron, MI 48061-5015Contact: Gerri Barber, Coordinator, Student Learning

CenterPH: (810) 989-5556FAX (810) 984-4730Other Staff Nancy Pecorilli, Counselor; Bobbi Kibbie,

Counselor***



22; Hard of hearing/deafness 13; Orthopedic/mobility44; Speech/language disorders 3; Learning disabilities 56;Emotional/behavioral disorders 8; Chronic illnesses/other 14


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, off-campus housing, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Adaptive technology computer lab for

blind and LD

West Shore Community College3000 North Stiles RoadScottville, MI 49454Contact: Cameron Brunet-Koch, Dean, Student Personnel

ServicesPH: (616) 845-6211Other Staff Diann Neil, Counselor, Special Populations;

Mary LaDue***


Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 6;Learning disabilities 8; Emotional/behavioral disorders 5;Chronic illnesses/other 6


resource handbook, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


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Austin Community College1600 8th Avenue NorthwestAustin, MN 55192Contact: Mindi Askelson, Director, Student Success CenterPH: (507) 433-0558FAX (507) 433-0515Internet: [email protected] Staff JoAnne Davis, Director, Handicapped Services


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, counsel-ing (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacytraining



Central Lakes College-Brainerd Tech Campus300 Quince StreetBrainerd, MN 56401Contact: Karen Thorson, Supervisor, Supplemental ServicesPH. (218) 828-5328FAX (218) 828-5340Other Staff Mary Miller, Disability Coordinator - BCC; Judy

Richer, Supervisor, Supplemental Services - STC**





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD)

* * *Special Features:Case management structure, including

support team, advisor checks on progress

Central Lakes College-Staples Campus1830 Airport RoadStaples, MN 56479Contact:Judy Riches, Supervisor, Supplemental ServicesPH: (218) 894-1051FAX (218) 894-2546

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Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 215; Mentalretardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 23; Headinjuries 35


assistance, transportation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Case management structure, including

support team, advisor checks on progress

Fergus Falls Community College1414 College WayFergus Falls, MN 56537Contact: David Seyfried, Director, Center for Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (218) 739-7533FAX (218) 739-74757TY (218) 739-7271Internet: [email protected]





scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: Philosophy of full participation

Hennepin Technical College9200 Flying Cloud DriveEden Prairie, MN 55347Contact: David Cook, Manager, Support ServicesPH: (612) 550-3119Other Staff Tony Rothsehadl, Manager, Support Services;

Marilynn Cook, Manager, Support Services***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness4; Hard of hearing/deafness 30; Orthopedic/mobility 50;Speech/language disorders 12; Learning disabilities 300


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, independent living/social skills training,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Hibbing Community College1515 East 25th StreetHibbing, MN 55746Contact: Barbara Anderson, Director, Disability ServicesPH: (218) 262-6775FAX: (218) 262-6717TTY (218) 262-6775 ***Enrollment: DSS 59DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 10




resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance**

Special Features: Accessible computer-assisted draftingprogram

Lake Superior College2101 Trinity RoadDuluth, MN 55811Contact: Molly Johnson, Supervisor, Supplemental ServicesPH: (218) 722-2801FAX (218) 722-2899TTY (218) 722-6893


assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance




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Lakewood Community College3401 Century AvenueWhite Bear Lake, MN 55110Contact: Mary Bataglia, Director, Disability ServicesPH: (612) 779-3355FAX (612) 773-1746TTY (612) 773-1715Other Staff Julie Bauch, Assistant to the Director





resource handbook, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Specthl Features: LD specialist; class for LD students

***Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported. This college

merged to become Century Community-TechnicalCollege

Mesabi Community College1001 Chestnut Street WestVirginia, MN 55751Contact:Jane Chilcote, Director, Disability ServicesPH: (218) 749-7791TTY (218) 749-7783




resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training



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Normandale Community College9700 France Avenue SouthBloomington, MN 55431Contact: Mary Jibben, Coordinator, DEEDS Student NeedsPI-I: (612) 832-6372FAX (612) 832-65717TY (612) 832-6552Other Staff Bill Keniston, DEEDS Coordinator; Laurie

Orthey, Interpreter***



***Support Servkes/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Notetaking program; three-credit DSS

class that coordinates with basic English compositionremedial course


North Hennepin Community College7411 85th Avenue NorthBrooklyn Park, MN 55445Contact: Valorie Moritz, DAS DirectorPH: (612) 493-0555FAX (612) 424-0929TTY (612) 493-0555Internet: http://vmoritz.nh.cc.mn.usOther Staff Kitty Henneman, ADA Coordinator





scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, extra-curricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Student Success Seminar for Students with

Disabilities* * *



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Northwest Technical CoHege-Bemidji905 Grant AvenueBemidji, MN 56601Contact:Jeanne Johnson, Manager, Support ServicesPH: (218) 755-4270FAX (218) 755-4289Other Staff Barb Lee, Manager, Support Services


5; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Learning disabilities 50;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10

**Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance

** *Special Features:Occupational Skills program



Northwest Technical College-Moorhead1900 28th Avenue SouthMoorhead, MN 56560Contact: Ted Guerrero, Manager, Support ServicesPH: (218) 299-6514FAX: (218) 236-0342

* * *Enrollment: DSS 50 [Check against Bemidji]DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 4; Certificates 30

* *Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness

3; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 20;Learning disabilities 20; Head injuries 2


assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining

Rainy River Community College1501 Highway 71International Falls, MN 56649Contact: Carol Grim, Director, Services to Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (218) 285-7722FAX (218) 285-2239TTY: (218) 285-2261


** *Registration by DSS Category Hard of hearing/deafness 2;

Orthopedic/mobility 6; Learning disabilities 16; Mental

retardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 3; Chronicillnesses/other 2


resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features:Caring faculty in rural environment


Rochester Community College851 30th Avenue SoutheastRochester, MN 55904Contact: Bonnie Mercer, Coordinator, Services for Students

with DisabilitiesPH: (507) 285-7568TTY (507) 285-7119Internet:[email protected] Staff Iris Fried, Director





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, studyskills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Assistive technology lab and technology

specialist* * *


South Central Technical College1920 Lee BoulevardNorthern Mankato, MN 56003Contact: Lowell Raschke, Supervisor, Supplemental ServicesPH: (507) 389-7350




***SupPort Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,


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notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, study skills training, self-advocacy training

* * *Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. This college

merged to become Riverland Community College-Mankato Campus.

Southwestern Technical College-Jackson Campus401 West StreetJackson, MN 56143Contact: Ann Olson, Supervisor, Special NeedsPH: (507) 847-3320 ext. 108FAX (507) 847-5389Other Staff Jim Grove, Dean of Students


***Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 27;

Learning disabilities 3; Mental retardation 2; Headinjuries 1


assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

St Cloud Technical College1540 Northway DriveSt. Cloud, MN 56303Contact: Robert Thienes, Coordinator, Supplemental

Support ServicesPH: (612) 654-5959FAX: (612) 654-5981TTY (612) 654-5988Internet: [email protected] Staff Sharon Oliver, Communications and LD Support

Instructor; Kay Stangler, Remedial Math Instructor***




resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, off-campus housing, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseing, job-

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seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


Vermilion Community College1900 East Camp StreetEly, MN 55731Contact: Sheila Gunderson, Director, Student Support

ServicesPH. (218) 365-7249FAX (218) 365-7207TTY (218) 365-7292





resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance


Willmar Community CollegePO Box 1097Willmar, MN 56201Contact: Bernice Grabber-Tintes, Director, Disability ServicesPH: (612) 231-5176FAX: (612) 231-6602TTY (612) 231-5176Internet:[email protected]


***Registration by D55 Category Hard of hearing/deafness 1;

Orthopedic/mobility 5; Speech/language disorders 1;Learning disabilities 29; Mental retardation 4; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 1; Head injuries 1; Chronicillnesses/other 6


orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacuation,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

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Worthington Community College1450 CollegewayWorthington, MN 56187Contact: Donald Fleming, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (507) 372-3406FAX (507) 372-5803TTY (507) 372-2107Internet: [email protected] Stall: Pam Sieve, Director, Student Success Center


off-campus housing, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance



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Copiah-Lincoln Community CollegePO Box 649Wesson, MS 39191Contact: Herschel O'Branion, Coordinator, Special

PopulationsPH: (601) 643-8325FAX (601) 643-8214





resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training

** *Special Features:Career center; two learning labs

East Central Community CollegePO Box 129Decatur, MS 39327Contact: Raymond McMullan, Director of Admissions,

Records and ResearchPH: (601) 635-2111FAX: (601) 635-2150Other Staff Sheila Lyon, Counselor, Special Populations

* **Enrollment: DSS 10DSS Graduation: Certificates 1



on-campus housing, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

Hinds Community CollegePO Box 1290Raymond, MS 39154Contact: Cliff Nelson, Director, Disability Support ServicesPH: (601) 857-3216FAX (601) 857-339277-Y (601) 857-3216Other Stall:Jean Dona, Coordinator, Disability Support

0 Jr) Services; Debbie Kazaery, Coordinator, DisabilitySupport Services

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orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams

***Special Features: College is part of Community College

Network for distance education and telecommunicationlink with University of Mississippi Medical Center andMississippi Extension Service at Mississippi StateUniversity

* **Note:No DSS degree/certificate data reported.

Itawamba Community CollegeFulton, MS 38843Contact: Clifford Brock, Academic DeanPH: (601) 862-3101FAX: (601) 862-9540Internet: [email protected]

***Support Services/Accommodations:Tutoring (specialized LD)

***Specthl Features: American Sign Language instruction



Meridian Community College910 Highway 19 NorthMeridian, MS 39307Contact: S. Culpepper, Director, Student Disabled ServicesPH: (601) 484-8777



Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 12;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 8;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Chronic illnesses/other 1


orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,off-campus housing, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining

* **Special Features: Deaf student tutoring by other deaf students


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Mississippi Gulf Coast Community CollegePO Box 47Perkinston, MS 39573Contact:Jeff Donahoe, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (601) 928-3398Other Staff Roxie Hatten, Coordinator, Special Populations;

Carole Pearce, Academic Counselor***

Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 2;Learning disabilities 2

* * *Support Services/Accommodations:Registration assistance, on-

campus housing, learning center lab, vocational assessment/career counseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

* *Specthl Features: Learning labs; individual assistance/

counseling** *


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MISSOURI

East Central CollegePO Box 529Union, MO 63084Contact: Faye Fullerton, Director, CounselingPH: (314) 583-5193FAX (314) 583-189777T (314) 583-4851Other Stalk Loren Slemp, Vocational Counselor


emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skills .training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance



Jefferson College1000 Viking DriveHillsboro, MO 63050Contact: Bryan Herrick, ADA Student Contact RepresentativePH: (314) 942-3000 ext. 169FAX (314) 789-4012TTY (314) 789-5772

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific scholar-

ships, DSS office, disability resource handbook, specialorientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance



Longview Community College500 Southwest Longview RoadLee's Summit, MO 64081Contact: Mary Sturdivant, Vocational Resource EducatorPH: (816) 672-2204FAX: (816) 672-2025TTY (816) 672-2144Other Staff Alana Timora, Counselor, Special Populations;

Connie Jenison, Counselor, Special Populations***

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MISSISSIPPIMISSOURI

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 20;Learning disabilities 175; Mental retardation 5; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 30; Head injuries 20; Chronicillnesses/other 30


assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, independent living/social skills training,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement

***Special Features:Curriculum for student with LD and head

injuries; guidance courses; support groups; facilitatedstudy sessions; one semester to two-year supportedenrollment in college level coursework



Maple Woods Community College2601 Northeast Barry RoadKansas City, MO 64156Contact: Barbara Schaefer, Counselor, Special NeedsPH: (816) 229-4671FAX (816) 437-3049Other Stall; Janet Weaver, Outreach Counselor





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training

***Special Features: Individualized support services integrated

with all learning resources; strategic tutoring; multime-dia presentation of supplemental materials; assistivetechnology and equipment


Mineral Area CollegePO Box 1000Park Hills, MO 63601-1000Contact: Margaret Scobee, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH. (573) 431-4593 ext. 260FAX (573) 431-2321


MISSOURI

77T (800) 735-2966Internet: [email protected]





resource handbook, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Moberly Area Community CollegeCollege Avenue and Rollins StreetMoberly, MO 65270Contact: Mike McGaugh, Counselor, Special NeedsPH: (816) 263-4110FAX (816) 263-6448



3; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 5;Learning disabilities 7; Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 3; Chronic ill-nesses/other 2


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Tracking of students to ensure educational

goals are met; personal and vocational counseling

Ozarks Technical Community College1417 North JeffersonSpringfield, MO 65802Contact:Julia Edwards, Vocational EvaluatorPI-I: (417) 895-7235FAX (417) 895-7042TTY (417) 895-7235




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Learning disabilities 22; Emotional/behavioral disorders2; Head injuries 7; Chronic illnesses/other 2


assistance, emergency evacuation, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement, study skills training


Penn Valley Community College3201 Southwest TrafficwayKansas City, MO 64111Contact: Gretchen Blythe, Counselor, Special PopulationsPH: (816) 759-4152FAX (816) 759-4161TTY (816) 759-4000Internet: [email protected]





assistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training


St Charles County Community College4601 Mid Rivers Mall DriveSt. Peters, MO 63376Contact: Pam Bova, Disabled Student Services CoordinatorPH: (314) 922-8000 ext. 4247FAX (314) 922-8352TTY (314) 922-8222


2; Orthopedic/mobility 9; Learning disabilities 51;Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 6;Head injuries 2; Chronic illnesses/other 7


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, job placement, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance



St Louis Community College-Florissant Valley3400 Pershall ValleySt. Louis, MO 63135Contact: Suelaine Matthews, Manager, ACCESS Office/

Disability Support ServicesPH. (314) 595-4549FAX (314) 595-4544TTY (314) 595-4552Other Staff Eric Driskill, Counselor; Loretto Stumpf,

Interpreter Coordinator** *



15; Hard of hearing/deafness 30; Orthopedic/mobility20; Speech/language disorders 80; Head injuries 5;Chronic illnesses/other 50


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, independent living/social skillstraining, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features:Classes for students with LD; student

tracking system

St Louis Community College-Forest Park5600 Oakland AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63110Contact: Bonita Campbell, District-wide Coordinator, ADAPH: (314) 644-9940FAX (314) 644-9240Other Staff Eric Driskill, Counselor; James Durham,

Specialist, Services for Disabled***




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***

MISSOURI

Special Features: Assistive technology center with part-timestaffing


State Fair Community College3201 West 16th StreetSedalia, MO 65301Contact: Gay Groves, Special Needs CounselorPH: (816) 530-5800FAX: (816) 530-5820



***Support Services/Accommodations: Notetakers/readers



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MONTAN

MONTANA

Flathead Valley Community College777 Grandview DriveKalispell, MT 59901Contact: Brian Bechtold, CounselorPH: (406) 756-3885FAX (406) 756-3815TTY (406) 756-3885


assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

**Specthl Features: Grant program to educate elementary/

secondary/college educators about disabilities** *


Helena College of Technology1115 North RobertsHelena, MT 59601Contact: Sandra Merdinger, Assistant DeanPH: (406) 444-6800FAX: (406) 444-6892TTY (406) 444-6897Internet:C08977%[email protected] Stall:Judy Hay, Resource Center Coordinator


learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, job placement, studyskills training



Stone Child CollegeBox 1082 R.R.Box Elder, MT 59521Contact: Mary BigBow, Coordinator, Vocational RehabPH: (406) 395-4313FAX: (406) 395-4836Other Stag: Paul Marino, Counselor, Student Support

Services; Gean Tendoy, Counselor, Student SupportServices



resource handbook, registration assistance, transportation,

counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skills training

**Special Features: Care provider on-site; specialized tutoring

**Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. DSS


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NEBRASKA

Central Community College-HastingsPO Box 1024Hastings, NE 68901Contact: Bob Shields, CounselorPH: (402) 461-2423

* * *Registration by DSS Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 2;

Orthopedic/mobility 3; Learning disabilities 15; Mentalretardation 3; Emotional/behavioral disorders 7; Headinjuries 2; Chronic illnesses/other 3


assistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,counseling (personal), interpreters, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: DSS student support group; counseling

facilitators for mediation; biweekly progress report forms/discussion



McCook Community College1205 East 3rd StreetMcCook, NE 69001Contact:Jo Keeler, Dean of StudentsFAX: (308) 345-33057TY (308) 345-6303Internet: [email protected]


* * *Registraubn by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 1


on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,notetakers/readers, transfer assistance


Metropolitan Community CollegePO Box 3777Omaha, NE 68103-0777Contact: Mark Carta, Director, Student ServicesPH: (402) 449-8505FAX (402) 449-8532TTY (402) 449-8505Internet:[email protected] Stall' Melida Clossen, Vocational Special Needs

Counselor; Chris Hess, Vocational Special NeedsCounselor





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alter-native exams, vocational assessment/career counseling

* * *Special Features:Contracted LD testing; comprehensive free

vocational evaluation service

Mid Plains Community College416 North JeffersNorth Platte, NE 69101Contact: Darrel Hildebrand, Dean of StudentsPH: (308) 534-9265FAX (308) 532-85907TY (308) 532-8980Internet: [email protected] Stalk Bill Eakins, Director, Assessment Center

***Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 1


registration assistance, on-campus housing, counseling(personal), vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance



Nebraska College of Technical AgricultureRoute 3, Box 23B404 East 7thCurtis, NE 69025Contact: Mary Mercer, Financial Aid Officer, AdmissionsPH: (308) 367-4124FAX (308) 367-5203

* **Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 3


on-campus housing, counseling (personal), study skillstraining



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NEBRASKA-NEVAD

Northeast Community College801 East Benjamin AvenueNorfolk, NE 68701Contact: Sharon Bissell, Services CoordinatorPH: (402) 371-2020FAX (402) 644-0650TrYi (402) 644-0470Other Staff Karen Severson, Director, Career Achievement

Center* * *

Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 7;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 43;Emotional/behavioral disorders 18; Head injuries 1;Chronic illnesses/other 1


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver



Southeast Community College-BeatriceRR #2, Box 354Beatrice, NE 68310Contact:Joe Renteria, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (402) 228-3469FAX (402) 228-3469 ext. 203Other Staff Gary Walton, Superintendent, Physical Plant

***Registration by DSS Categoty Hard of hearing/deafness 1;

Orthopedic/mobility 3* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,on-campus housing, emergency evacuation, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, notetakers/readers, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance



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NEVADA

Northern Nevada Community College901 Elm StreetElko, NV 89801Contact: Stan Aiazzi, Vice President, Student ServicesPH: (702) 753-2271FAX: (702) 753-2311


* * *Registration by DSS Category: Orthopedic/mobility 1


counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, taped texts,vocational assessment/career counseling

Truckee Meadows Community College7000 Dandini BoulevardReno, NV 89512-3999Contact: Harry Heiser, Disability CounselorPH. (702) 673-7286FAX (702) 673-7108





resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, study skills training

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NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire Technical College-ClaremontOne College DriveClaremont, NH 03743-9707Contact:Jo Ann Clifford, Chair, Department of Instructional

ServicesPH: (603) 542-7744


counseling (personal), learning center lab, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training



New Hampshire Technical College-Manchester1066 Front StreetManchester, NH 03102Contact: Cate Weir, Coordinator, Support Services for

Students with DisabilitiesPH: (603) 668-6706FAX (603) 668-5354TTY (603) 668-6706Internet: [email protected]

* * *Enrollment: DSS 57DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 9; Certificates 2

***Registration by DSS Category. Hard of hearing/deafness 3;

Orthopedic/mobility 2; Speech/language disorders 10;Learning disabilities 39; Head injuries 1; Chronicillnesses/other 2


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training

NEW HAMPSHIRENEW JERSE

NEW JERSEY

Atlantic Community College5100 Black Horse PikeMays Landing, NJ 08330Contact: Electra Stulak, Coordinator, Special NeedsPH: (609) 343-5090FAX (609) 343-49267T1 (609) 625-3636Internet:[email protected] Staff Richard Knupp, LDTC





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling

Bergen Community College400 Paramus RoadParamus, NJ 07652-1595Contact:Christopher Dillon, Coordinator, Specialized

Academic ServicesPI-I: (201) 612-5270FAX (201) 444-70367TY (201) 447-7845Other Stall; Kelley Higgins-Nelson, Deaf and Hard-of-

Hearing Specialist; Merry Regenstreich, LearningDisabilities Specialist





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring

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Special Features: Regional Center for Deaf and Hard ofHearing; pool lift; adapted technology equipment lab;wheelchair-accessible weightlifting station and pool.


Brookdale Community College765 Newman Springs RoadLincroft, NJ 07738-1597Contact: Elizabeth Twohy, Director, Adaptive ServicesPH: (908) 224-2730FAX (908) 224-2772TTY (908) 842-4211Other Staff Stephen Curto, Student Development Special-

ist; Sally Foley, Learning Disabilities Specialist***




orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling

***Special Features: LD college survival skills courses


Burlington County CollegePemberton, NJ 08068Contact: Alice Fagans, Executive Director, Research and

PlanningPH: (609) 894-9311 ext. 7455FAX: (609) 726-1780Internet:[email protected] Staff Judith Olsen, Director, Learning Resources





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative

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exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling

* * *Special Features:Career Adaptive Learning Literacy (CALL)

assistive technology lab focusing on remediation***


Camden County CollegePO Box 200College DriveBlackwood, NJ 08012Contact:Joanne Kinzy, Coordinator, Program for the

Academically Challenged StudentPH: (609) 227-7200 ext. 430FAX: (609) 374-4895Other Staff Terry Osborne, Director, Hearing Impaired;

Elizabeth Hoyle, Learning Specialist***




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: PACS program with five-week summer

freshman orientation, including test-taking/study skills,note-taking strategies, career assessment, self-advocacy;"bridge" sections of several courses


Cumberland County CollegePO Box 517College DriveVineland, NJ 08360Contact: Heidi McGarvey, Assistant Director/Project

AssistantPH. (609) 691-8600 ext. 282FAX (609) 691-6157Other Staff Barry McLaughlin, Director, Student Support

Services***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness1; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 6;Learning disabilities 68; Chronic illnesses/other 2

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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: College Credit and Learning Disabilities

Strategies course* * *


Ocean County CollegePO Box 2001College DriveToms River, NJ 08754-2001Contact:Maureen Reustle, Director, Disability Resource CenterPik (908) 255-0456FAX (908) 255-0444TTY (908) 255-0424Other Staff Anne Hammond, Counselor; Jorene Burke, LDTC




***Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disability resource

handbook, special orientation, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters, note-takers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assesment/careercounseling

* * *Special Features: Series of classes on study strategies, ADA,

self-advocacy, communication and critical thinking;collaboration with high schools on transition

Passaic County Community CollegeOne College BoulevardPaterson, NJ 07505-1179Contact: Katherine Jambor, Coordinator, CounselingPH. (201) 684-5535FAX (201) 684-5843


counseling (personal), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance



Salem Community College460 Hollywood AvenueCarneys Point, NJ 08069Contact: Teresa Haman, Coordinator, Administrative/

Enrollment ServicesPl-k (609) 351-2698FAX (609) 299-9193



***Support Services/Accommodations:Adapted sports/physical edu-

cation, counseling (personal), alternative exams, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance

* **Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS


Union County College1033 Springfield AvenueCranford, NJ 07016Contact: Linda Smith, Counselor, Students with DisabilitiesPH: (908) 709-7164FAX (908) 709-402577T (908) 709-4362Internet: [email protected]: DSS 100




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer asistance


Warren County Community College475 Route 57 WestWashington, NJ 07882Contact: Peggy Heim, Director, Admissions and CounselingPH: (908) 835-9222FAX (908) 689-5824Internet:[email protected]


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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness1; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 1;Learning disabilities 17; Emotional/behavioral disorders 3

***Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Small college with personal touch

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NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque-Technical Vocational Institute525 Buena Vista SoutheastAlbuquerque, NM 87106Contact: A. Smarrella, Director, Special ServicesPH: (505) 224-3259FAX (505) 224-4731TTY (505) 224-4739Internet:[email protected] Staff Ed Lopez, Special Services Counselor; Terro

Abraham, Diagnostician***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness25; Hard of hearing/deafness 20; Orthopedic/mobility60; Speech/language disorders 3; Learning disabilities174; Mental retardation 9; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 35; Chronic illnesses/other 172


assistance, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement

***Special Features:Secondary-to-postsecondary transitions


Clovis Community College417 Schepps BoulevardClovis, NM 88101-8345Contact: Rosalie Richards, Coordinator for EVOLVEPH: (505) 769-2811FAX (505) 769-4190TTY: (505) 769-4098





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

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Eastern New Mexico University-RoswellPO Box 6000Roswell, NM 88202-6000Contact: Linda Green, Director, Special ServicesPH: (505) 624-7286FAX (506) 624-71007TY (505) 624-7300

* * *DSS Graduation: Certificates 20


118; Hard of hearing/deafness 8; Orthopedic/mobility119; Speech/language disorders 7; Learning disabilities94; Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders6; Head injuries 3


orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Vocational Training Program (certificate)

designed for students with developmental disabilities;high school diploma not required


Luna Vocational Technical InstitutePO Drawer KLas Vegas, NM 87701Contact: Marcella Ortega, Special Needs CounselorPH. (505) 454-2553Other Staff Cindy Armijo, Counselor; Louella Medina,

Counselor* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 4;Speech/language disorders 100; Learning disabilities 142;Emotional/behavioral disorders 87; Chronic illnesses/other 38


orientation, registration assistance, off-campus housing,emergency evacuation, transportation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling

* * *Special Features: Specialized financial aid; Developmental

Program with focus on basic skills***

Note:No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSSdegree/certificate data reported.

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Junior College5317 Lovington HighwayHobbs, NM 88240Contact: Dee Curry, Special Needs SpecialistPH: (505) 392-5411 ext. 550Other Staff Marilyn Jackson, Director, Learning and Career

Services ***Enrollment: DSS 30DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 15




scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, on-campus housing, transportation, extracurricular activi-ties, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver

* * *Special Features:Cooperative education program

New Mexico State University-AlamogordoPO Box 477Alamogordo, NM 88310Contact:Jim Payne, Counselor, Special PopulationsPI-I: (505) 439-3716FAX (505) 439-3760Internet:[email protected] Staff Doris Lynch, Assistant Provost, Student Services





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement

***Special Features: Extensive use of networking to provide

equal access to all computer programs and facilities***


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New Mexico State University-Dona AnaPO Box 300013400 South Espina Street, Dept. 3DALas Cruces, NM 88003-8001Contact: G. Sharp, Coordinator, Services for Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (505) 527-7545FAX (505) 527-7515TTY (505) 527-7647/nternet:[email protected] Staff Trudy Meyer-Arrieta, Specialist, Services for

Students with Disabilities***




assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training

**Special Features: Services of Area Vocational School


New Mexico State University-Grants1500 Third StreetGrants, NM 87020Contact: Richard Danek, Assistant Campus DirectorPI-1: (505) 287-7981FAX: (505) 287-2329TTY: (505) 287-7981Internet: [email protected]



2; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 2***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training

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San Juan College4601 College BoulevardFarmington, NM 87402Contact:Sandi Conner, Coordinator, Students with DisabilitiesPII: (505) 599-0271FAX (505) 599-0385TTY (505) 599-0432Other Staff Gary Golden, Dean of Student Services;

Marilyn Matthews, Director, Developmental Projects***

RegStmtion by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 7;Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 46; Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 32; EmotionaVbehavioral disorders 20; Chronic illnesses/other 11


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring

* * *Special Features: Small community with emphasis on

networking with public schools and service agencies***


Santa Fe Community CollegePO Box 4187Santa Fe, NM 87502Contact:Jill Douglass, Director, Special ServicesPI-1: (505) 438-1331FAX (505) 438-1237TTY: (505) 438-1331Internet:[email protected]


83; Orthopedic/mobility 50; Speech/language disorders9; Learning disabilities 262; Mental retardation 6;Emotional/behavioral disorders 57; Head injuries 36


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, independent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Peer outreach and mentoring project;

specialized fitness training; comprehensive LD services;trilingual sign language interpreting program




NEW MEXICOAS1EW YOR

University of New Mexico-Valencia280 La EntradaLos Lunas, NM 87031Contact: Martha Binford, Program ManagerPH: (505) 925-8900FAX: (505) 925-8501TTY (505) 925-8901Internet: [email protected]


***Registration by DSS Category. Hard of hearing/deafness 4;

Orthopedic/mobility 15; Learning disabilities 28; Mentalretardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 4; Chronicillnesses/other 1; Other 22


resource handbook, registration assistance, disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training

* * *Special Features:Special LD classes; cooperative education;

extensive training for tutorial staff

NEW YORK

Borough of Manhattan Community College199 Chambers StreetNew York, NY 10017Contact: Letty Eisenhauer, Counselor, Disabled StudentsPH: (212) 346-8143FAX: (212) 346-8134Other Stag; Fred Ramey, Coordinator, Special Needs

Tutoring; Shade Artemus, Program Assistant***


* * *Support Services/Accommodations:Disability resource

handbook, special orientation, registration assistance,emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training,transfer assistance



Bramson ORT Technical Institute69-30 Austin StreetForest Hills, NY 11575Contact: Lois Kelbick, Assistant Director/Coordinator,

Student ServicesPH: (718) 261-5800FAX (718) 575-5120TTY (718) 261-5800Other Staff Susan Davidovic, Student Advisor


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), interpreters, alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement

* * *Special Features: Small college with classes; mentoring and

tutorial centers***



NEW YOR

Broome Community CollegePO Box 1017Binghamton, NY 13760Contact: Bruce Pomeroy, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (607) 778-5234FAX (607) 778-53107T1 (607) 778-5234Internet:[email protected]




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Paid notetaker program; full-time adaptive

testing center; Differently Abled Student Association***


Clinton Community College136 Clinton Point DrivePlattsburgh, NY 12901Contact: Kollen Callaghan, Learning SpecialistPH: (518) 562-4252FAX (518) 561-8621TTY (518) 562-4259Other Staff Robert Wood, Counselor





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, job-seeking skillstraining, study skills training, transfer assistance


Columbia-Greene Community College4400 Route 23Hudson, NY 12534Contact: Anne Siddall, Coordinator, Services to Students

with DisabilitiesP1-1: (518) 828-4181FAX (518) 828-854377T (518) [email protected] Staff Bernardine La Mantia, Dean of Students; Sherri

Bolevice, Learning Disabilities Specialist***


Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness6; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 19;Learning disabilities 41; Emotional/behavioral disorders9; Head injuries 10; Chronic illnesses/other 62


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* **Special Features:Joint venture with local mental health

associations provides counselor for students with mentalillness


Corning Community CollegeOne Academic DriveCorning, NY 14830Contact:Judy Northrop, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (607) 962-9459FAX (607) 962-9456Other Staff Linda Crowley, Project Secretary; Chip Poole,

Director** *

Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 15;Learning disabilities 100; Emotional/behavioral disorders20; Head injuries 3; Chronic illnesses/other 115


assistance, transportation, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

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NEW YOR

Specthl Features: Math and reading/writing specialist forstudents with variety of learning disabilities; courses thatpromote alternate teaching/learning strategies



Erie Community College-City Campus121 Ellicott StreetBuffalo, NY 14203-2698Contact: Stephen Wixson, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (716) 851-1189FAX (716) 851-1129TTY (7116) 851-1833


***Registration hy DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness



orientation, emergency evacuation, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, transfer assistance

***

Erie Community College-North Campus6205 Main StreetWilliamsville, NY 14221Contact:Nancy Bailey, Counselor, Students with DisabilitiesPH: (716) 851-1495FAX. (716) 851-1429TTY (716) 851-1833





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, transfer assistance

Erie Community College-South Campus4041 Southwestern BoulevardOrchard Park, NY 14127-2199Contact: Kathy Hoffman, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (716) 851-7832FAX (716) 857-16297TY (716) 851-1833

Internet:[email protected] Staff Nancy Bailey, Counselor; Stephen Wixson,

Counselor***





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Technology and tutoring lab

Finger Lakes Community College4355 Lake Shore DriveCanandaigua, NY 14424-8395Contact: Norah Nolan-Cramer, Coordinator, Services for

Students with DisabilitiesPH. (716) 394-3500 ext. 441FAX (716) 394-5005Internet: [email protected] Staff Amy Nichols, Coordinator, Services for

Students with LD ***Enrollment: DSS 187DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 19




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Transition seminar for first-year LD

students to promote self-advocacy skills; study skills,time management, goal setting


NEW YOR

Fulton-Montgomery Community College2805 State Highway 67Johnston, NY 12095Contact: Mariene Guiffre, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (518) 762-4651 ext. 347FAX: (518) 762-4334Other Stall; Cathy Brucher, LD Specialist



Orthopedic/mobility 12; Learning disabilities 30;Emotional/behavioral disorders 9


assistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, study skills training, transfer assistance


Genesee Community CollegeOne College RoadBatavia, NY 14020Contact: Ann Malachowski, Director, Center for Academic

ProgressPH: (716) 343-0055FAX: (716) 343-4541Other Stall; Julie Jackson-Coe, Learning Specialist





assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,study skills training

** *Special Features: Special sections of English 100 and101,

Math 091 and 092

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Herkimer County Community College100 Reservoir RoadHerkimer, NY 13350Contact: Robert Ichihana, Coordinator, Services for the

DisabledPH: (315) 866-0300 ext. 309FAX (315) 866-7253Internet: Rmichihan%[email protected] Staffi Michele Weaver, LD Specialist, Office of

Special Services; James Hayes, Dean of Students/ADA504 Coordinator




assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, alternative exams, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance



Hudson Valley Community CollegeCampus Center - Room 11280 Vandenburgh AvenueTroy, NY 12180Contact: Pablo Negron, Director, Disabled Student ServicesPI-I: (518) 270-7154FAX (518) 270-4831TTY (518) 270-7596Internet: [email protected] Staffi Katherine Jetter, LD Specialist; Pamela Farron,

Assistant Coordinator***





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts

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NEW YOR

Jefferson Community CollegeCoffeen StreetWatertown, NY 13601Contact: Vickie Lewis, Learning Skills AssistantPH: (315) 786-2277


1; Orthopedic/mobility 2; Speech/language disorders 2;Learning disabilities 55; Mental retardation 1


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling



Mater Dei CollegeRR2, Box 45Ogdensburg, NY 13669Contact: Anthony Puccia, Coordinator, Services for the

DisabledPH- (315) 393-5930 ext. 429FAX (315) 393-5930 ext. 440



* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, on-campus

housing, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features:New recreation and fitness centers



Mohawk Valley Community College1101 Sherman DriveUtica, NY 13501-5394Contact-Lynn Igoe, Coordinator, Services to Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (315) 792-5413FAX: (315) 792-5696TTY (315) 792-5413





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, on-campushousing, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Monroe Community College1000 East Henrietta RoadRochester, NY 14623Contact: Arlene Phillips, Coordinator, Services for Students

with DisabiltiesPH: (716) 292-23577Tr (716) 424-5128Other Staff Taine Vinci, Senior Advisor, Counseling Center;

Harry Faulkner, Admissions Counselor***


* **Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, transfer assistance



Nassau Community CollegeOne Education DriveGarden City, NY 11530Contact:Victor Margolis, Coordinator, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (516) 572-7138FAX (516) 572-7750TTY (516) 572-7617Internet:[email protected] Staff B. Finder, Counselor; J. Tanner, Counselor




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NEW YOR

Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registra-tionassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, independent living/social skills training,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Comprehensive support services; wide

range of faculty support in and out of class; winner ofAACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disabilityaward, 1988

New York City Technical CollegeA-237300 Jay StreetBrooklyn, NY 11201Contact: Ismael Sanchez, DirectorPH: (718) 260-5143FAX (718) 260-5198Other Staff Faith Watkins-Brookes, Disabilities Counselor;

Alpana Bhattacharya, LD Specialist***





assistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Tripartite LD developmental writing class

with specialized instructor, LD specialist, counselor, in-class tutor; annual ADA/504 student forum; intercessionand summer "Bridging Academic Skills" projects;Academic Assistance Computer Center

Niagara County Community College3111 Saunders Settlement RoadSanborn, NY 14132Contact: Karen Drilling, Coordinator, Disabled Student


Enrollment: DSS 188

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resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:College nights for DSS students; transition

workshops for area high schools; professional staff activein region


North Country Community CollegePO Box 8920 Winona AvenueSaranac Lake, NY 12983-0089Contact: Ellen Chrisman, ADA/504 CoordinatorPH: (518) 891-2915FAX (518) 891-2915





assistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Small, personal college


Onondaga Community CollegeOnondaga HillSyracuse, NY 13215Contact: Roger Purdy, Coordinator, Office of Services for

Students with Special NeedsPH: (315) 469-2245TTY (315) 469-3128Internet:[email protected] Staff Kathie Briggs, LDAP Counselor

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NEW YOR

Enrollment: DSS 422D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 89; Certificates 6




resource handbook, special orientation, reiistrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: LD/cognitive impairment services

Orange County Community College115 South StreetMiddletown, NY 10940Contact: Carol Pumphrey, Coordinator, Special Services for

the DisabledPH: (914) 341-4100FAX (914) 342-8662


** *Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness



assistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Developmental courses in English and

math* **


Paul Smith's CollegePaul Smiths, NY 12983Contact: Carol McKillip, Learning Specialist/DiagnosticianP1-1: (518) 327-6425FAX (518) 327-6161Other Staff Roxie McCarty, Assistant Learning Specialist


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, notetakers/

readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, independentliving/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance, Social Security tuition waiver



Queensborough Community CollegeRoom S 13256th Avenue and Springfield BoulevardBayside, NY 11364-1497Contact: Elliot Rosman, Director, Disabled Student ServicesPI-1: (718) 631-6397FAX: (718) 229-1733Other Staff Merrill Parra, Director, External Education

Program for Homebound***



orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer asistance

***Special Features: Homebound Program for students with

physical disabilities; Learn and Earn Program forcoordinating basic academic skills in vocational context



Rockland Community College145 College RoadSuffern, NY 10901Contact: Ellen Spergel, Coordinator, Office of Disabilities

ServicesPH: (914) 574-4312Other Staff; Marge Zemek, LD Specialist

***Enrollment: DSS 389D5S Graduation: Associate Degrees 28




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NEW YOR* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, learning center lab, interpreters,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features:Ongoing faculty development program

with large faculty participation; LD summer collegeorientation and study skills course

Schenectady County Community College78 Washington AvenueSchenectady, NY 12305Contact:Jo Fenton, Coordinator, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (518) 346-6211 ext. 145FAX: (518) 346-0379771 1-800-662-1220





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, counseling (personal); learning center lab, interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

***Special Features: Individualized services led by member of

disabled community; Disability Awareness Training forfaculty/staff; internships in culinary arts, paralegal, andtravel and tourism programs

SUNY College of Technology at CantonFaculty Office Building 214Cornell DriveCanton, NY 13617Contact: Debora Camp, Coordinator, Accommodative

ServicesPI-I: (315) 386-7121FAX (315) 386-7938TTY (315) 386-7943Internet: IN%"[email protected]"Other Staff David Keller, 504 Coordinator





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Small environment with easy access for

services

SUNY College of Technology at DelhiBush HallDelhi, NY 13753Contact: Portia Lillo, Coordinator, Services for Students

with DisabilitiesPH: (607) 746-4590FAX (607) 746-4208



assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Faculty training


SUNY FarmingdaleMemorial HallFarmingdale, NY 11735Contact: Malka Edelman, Director, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (516) 420-2411FAX (516) 420-216377r (516) 420-2412Other Staff Marcia Cooperman, LD Specialist




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NEW YOR

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,extracurricular activities, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training


SUNY MorrisvilleCollege Skills CenterMorrisville, NY 13408Contact: David Symonds, Learning Disability SpecialistPH. (315) 684-6405

* * *Support Services/Accommodations:disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, on-campus housing,counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,self-advocacy training


degree/certificate data reported. DSS students notidentified by category

Suffolk County Community College533 College RoadSelden, NY 11784Contact: Michael Weissberg, Vice President, Student AffairsPH: (516) 451-4737FAX (516) 451-4216


12; Hard of hearing/deafness 19; Orthopedic/mobility45; Learning disabilities 350; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 40; Head injuries 6; Chronic illnesses/other148


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features:State-of-the-art accessible playground in

child care center* * *


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Suffolk County Community College-EasternCampusSpeonk Riverhead RoadRiverhead, NY 11901-3499Contact:Judith Koodin, Counsleor for Disabled StudentsPH: (516) 548-2519FAX (516) 369-2641Other Staff Michelle Aretz, Disability Advisor; Mary

Rispoli, Disability Advisor***

Registration by DS'S Category: Visual impairment/blindness3; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 10;Speech/language disorders 10; Learning disabilities 80;Emotional/behavioral disorders 3; Chronic illnesses/other 3


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance



Tompkins-Cortland Community CollegePO Box 139170 North StreetDryden, NY 13053Contact: Kathryn Wunderlich, Coordinator, Learning

Assistance ServicesPH (607) 844-8211 ext. 4375FAX (607) 844-9665Internet:[email protected]




resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining

* **Special Features: International initiatives; professional

tutoring/mentoring program; integrated learningassistance services




NEW YOR

Ulster County Community CollegeStone Ridge, NY 12484Contact: Constance Hallam, Director, Research, Planning

and EvaluationPH: (914) 687-5260FAX: (914) 687-5292Other Staff James Quirk, Dean, Student Development;

Jean Vizvary, Coordinator, Student Support Services***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness26; Hard of hearing/deafness 17; Orthopedic/mobility36; Learning disabilities 16; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 31; Chronic illnesses/other 226

***Support Services/Accommodations: registration assistance,

emergency evacuation, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, transfer assistance



Villa Maria College of Buffalo240 Pine Ridge RoadBuffalo, NY 14225-3999Contact: S. M. Piskor, Director, Health Sciences/504

CoordinatorPH: (716) 896-0700 ext. 380FAX (716) 896-0705Other Stafi: Carol McPhillips, Director, Learning Support

Center* * *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness1; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Speech/language disorders1; Learning disabilities 20; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 3; Head injuries 1; Chronic illnesses/other 6

***Support Services/Accommodations:Counseling (personal),

learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, job placement, studyskills training, self-advocacy training



Westchester Community College75 Grasslands RoadValhalla, NY 10595Contact: Marcia Kalkut, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (914) 785-6552FAX: (914) 785-64397TY (914) 785-6552Other Staff Suzanne Putnam, LD Specialist





resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Certified rehabilitation counselor and LD

specialist; summer program with special section for DSSstudents needing remedial and success skills


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NORTH CAROLINA

Anson Community CollegePO Box 126Marshville, NC 28135Contact: Gloria Walton, CounselorPH: (704) 272-7635 ext. 218FAX (704) 272-8904/[email protected] Staff Algie Gatewood, Dean of Students


5; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 3;Emotional/behavioral disorders 5


assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

* * *Special Features: Becoming a Champion program to help

DSS students enhance personal skills and develop studyskills; 96% retention rate for BAC students



Asheville-Buncombe TechnicalCommunity College340 Victoria RoadAsheville, NC 28801Contact: Deborah Harmon, Disability Support Services

(704) 254-1921 ext. 141FAX (704) 251-6718Internet:[email protected]



resource handbook, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Special sections of developmental courses

with additional instructor time***


Beaufort County Community CollegePO Box 1069Washington, NC 27889Contact: Sue Brookshire, Coordinator, Special NeedsPH. (919) 946-6194 11

* * *Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 12; Head

injuries 1* **

Support Services/Accommodations: Notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Learning strategy meetings for students and

for faculty; seminars to encourage DSS student assis-tance



Bladen Community CollegePO Box 266Dublin, NC 28332Contact:James Oxendine, Dean of Student ServicesPH: (910) 862-2164FAX (910) 862-3484



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Special orientation,registration assistance, counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), studyskills training, self-advocacy training


Blue Ridge Community CollegeCollege DriveFlat Rock, NC 28731Contact: Beth Golden, Coordinator, Special Populations

OfficePH: (704) 692-3572FAX: (704) 692-2441


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Travel and training opportunities for

leadership and self-advocacy training; strong personalcommitment and individual attention


degree/certificate data reported. DSS students notidentified by category.7


NORTH CAROLINA

Caldwell Community College and TechnicalInstitute2855 Hickory BoulevardHudson, NC 28638Contact: Teena McRary, Director, Academic SupportPH: (704) 726-2238FAX (704) 726-2216



1; Learning disabilities 9; Mental retardation 1; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 1


assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training


Carteret Community College3505 Arendell StreetMorehead City, NC 28557Contact: Gale Swann, Coordinator, Academic Support

ServicesPH: (919) 247-6000 ext. 218FAX (919) 247-2514Other Staff Catherine Harned, Counselor


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling

** *Special Features: Academic Disabilities Committee



Catawba Valley Community College2550 Highway 70 SEHickory, NC 28602Contact:Joseph Olson, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (704) 327-7009FAX: (704) 327-7276


counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job place-ment, study skills training, self-advocacy training



Central Piedmont Conimunity CollegePO Box 35009Charlotte, NC 28235-5009Contact: Costas Boukouvalas, Director, Services for

Students with DisabilitiesPH. (704) 342-6739FAX (704) 330-4013TTY (704) 342-6421Internet: [email protected] Stall Pat Adams, Counselor, Students with Learning

Disabilities; Peggy Hugi, Counselor, Deaf and Hard ofHearing





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, transportation, extra-curricular activities, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: ASL tutoring lab; public phones with TTY;

FM assistive listening devices in auditorium; interpretersfor social and academic functions

***

Cleveland Community College137 South Post RoadShelby, NC 28150Contact: Sandra Hardin, Vice President, Student ServicesPH: (704) 484-4041FAX (704) 484-4036Other Staff: Caroline Moore, Director, Admissions




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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, course substitution/waiver, job placement

Coastal Carolina Community College444 Western BoulevardJacksonville, NC 28546Contact: Donna Strickland, RegistrarPH: (910) 938-6253FAX (910) 455-2767Other Staff Jerry Snead, Director, Enrollment Management



11; Hard of hearing/deafness 26; Orthopedic/mobility25; Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities 13;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Chronic illnesses/other 30


registration assistance, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance

Davidson County Community CollegePO Box 1287Lexington, NC 27293Contact: Ed Morse, Dean, Student Development ServicesPH: (704) 249-8186FAX (704) 249-0088

** *Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 2;


Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance



Edgecombe Community College2009 West Wilson StreetTarboro, NC 27886Contact: Thomas Anderson, Vice President, Student ServicesPH: (919) 823-5166FAX: (919) 823-6817



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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, studyskills training


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Fayetteville Technical Community CollegePO Box 35326Fayetteville, NC 28303-0236Contact: Shirley Greene, Program Coordinator, Special

PopulationsPH: (910) 678-8365FAX: (910) 678-8407TTY (910) 678-8349hiternet:[email protected]***Enrollment: DSS 50


assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, study skillstraining

***Special Features: Special Population Support Group with

weekly sessions on self-advocacy, time management,effective communication



Forsyth Technical Community College2100 Silas Creek ParkwayWinston-Salem, NC 27103Contact: Paula Compton, Coordinator, Special Services/

Testing/ADAPH: (910) 723-0371FAX (910) 761-20987TY (910) 723-3411Other Staff Sherraine McLean, Counselor, Special Populations




assistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training




NORTH CAROLIN

Guilford Technical Community CollegePO Box 309601 High Point RoadJamestown, NC 27282Contact: Angela Chasten, Coordinator, Services to Special

PopulationsPH: (910) 334-4822 ext. 2325FAX (910) 454-2510TTY (910) 841-2158Internet: [email protected] Staff Patricia Bunge, LD Specialist/Counselor; Ann

Johnston, Coordinator, Services for the Deaf and Hardof Hearing




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams


***

Haywood Community CollegeOne Freedlander DriveClyde, NC 28721Contact: Renee Peyrot, Counselor, Special ServicesPH. (704) 627-4646FAX (704) 627-451377T (704) 627-4520Other Staff Chuck Reece, ADA Coordinator





resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, transfer assistance

Lenoir Community CollegePO Box 188Kinston, NC 28502-0188Contact: Kelli Stroud, Legal Advisor/InstructorPH: (919) 527-6223 ext. 341FAX (919) 527-1199

77T (919) 527-6223** *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Orthopedic/mobility 2;Learning disabilities 3; Mental retardation 1

* * *Support Services/Accommodations:Interpreters, notetakers/

readers, taped texts, alternative exams***


Louisburg College501 North Main StreetLouisburg, NC 27549Contact:Jayne Davis, Director, Academic Support ServicesPH: (919) 496-2521 ext. 215FAX (919) 496-1788



1; Learning disabilities 37; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 1; Head injuries 1


resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, alternative exams, study skills training, transferassistance

***

Mayland Community CollegePO Box 547, Highway 19-ESpruce Pine, NC 28777Contact: Nancy Godwin, Director, S.O.A.R. ProgramPH: (704) 765-7351FAX (704) 765-0728



Learning disabilities 13; Emotional/behavioral disorders10; Chronic illnesses/other 2


orientation, registration assistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling

***Special Features: Student Support Services Program funded

by U.S. Department of Education serves 135 DSS andnon-DSS students

20*1 1 6 AACC DIRECTORY OF DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES IN COMMUNITY COLLEGES 1996

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Mitchell Community CollegeWest Broad StreetStatesville, NC 28677Contact: Billie Meeks, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (704) 878-3200FAX (704) 878-08727TY (704) 878-3203

* * *Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 7;

Learning disabilities 5; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2;Chronic illnesses/other 10


registration assistance, counseling (personal), interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance



Nash Community CollegePO Box 7488Rocky Mount, NC 27809Contact: Iris Thompson, Personnel Officer/ADA

CoodinatorPH: (919) 443-4011 ext. 228FAX (919) 443-0828

***Enrollment: DSS 26D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 1




scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tapedtexts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

Pamlico Community CollegeHighway 306 SouthPO Box 185Grantsboro, NC 28529Contact:John Jones, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (919) 249-1851FAX (919) 249-2377

* * *Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 1


registration assistance, counseling (personal), interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance



Pitt Community CollegePO Drawer 7007Greenville, NC 27835-7007Contact: Michael Bridgers, Coordinator, Disability/

Retention ServicesPH: (919) 321-4294FAX (919) 321-4401TTY (919) 321-4294 ***Enrollment: DSS 119D5S Graduation: Associate Degrees 11; Certificates 4




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

Richmond Community CollegePO Box 1189Hamlet, NC 28374Contact: Wayne King, Evening Counselor/ L.PC.PH: (910) 582-7116FAX (910) 582-7028Other Staff Diane Honeycutt, ADA Coordinator; Mac

Montgomery, Program Coordinator***Enrollment: DSS 3



Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance


Rockingham Community CollegePO Box 38Wentworth, NC 27375Contact: Terry Kent, CounselorPI-I: (910) 342-4261FAX (910) 342-1809TTY (910) 342-4261 ext. 127


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Other Staff LaVonne James, Coordinator, Center forAcademic Progress

* * *Support Services/Accommodations:Counseling (personal),

disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, note-takers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance



Rowan-Cabarrus Community CollegePO Box 1595Salisbury, NC 28145Contact: Mark Ebersole, CounselorPH: (704) 637-0760





counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement, study skills training

Sampson Community CollegePO Box 318Clinton, NC 28328Contact:Jan Tart, Academic Skills CoordinatorPH: (910) 592-8081FAX (910) 592-8048



Learning disabilities 3; Chronic illnesses/other 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling

Southeastern Community CollegePO Box 151Whiteville, NC 28472Contact:Julie Stocks, Vice President, Student DevelopmentPH: (910) 642-7141

FAX (910) 642-5658Other Staff Diana Bridi, Coordinator, Academic Skills Lab

** *Enrollment: DSS 3DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 1


2; Hard of hearing/deafness 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

Southwestern Community College447 College DriveSylva, NC 28779Contact: Steve Conlin, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (704) 586-4091 ext. 226FAX: (704) 586-3129Other Staff David Shiek, Counselor, Student Support

Services; Cheryl Contino, Academic TransitionCoordinator





extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement

***Special Features: Active federal TRIO progoram for student

support services in counseling, co-curricular activities,classes in study skills and transition to senior institutions

James Sprunt Community CollegePO Box 398Kenansville, NC 28349Contact: Melvin Felton, Jr., Student Diversity SpecialistPH: (910) 296-2447FAX (910) 296-1222TTY (910) 296-2447


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NORTH CAROLIN

Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 1;Learning disabilities 3; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1;Head injuries 1


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams

***Specinl Features:Student support services program

Stanly Community College141 College DriveAlbemarle, NC 28001Contact: Marcia Daniel, Vice President, Student

DevelopmentPH: (704) 982-0121FAX: (704) 982-0819Other Staff Todd Powell, Admissions Counselor



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 4;Learning disabilities 7; Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 1; Chronic ill-nesses/other 2

* * *Support Services/Accomniodations: DSS office, registration

assistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, notetakers/readers, taped texts,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Specialized counseling for LD students

Surry Community CollegePO Box 304Dobson 630 South MainDobson, NC 27017-0304Contact: Larry Rooks, Coordinator, Special ProgramsPH: (910) 386-8121FAX (910) 386-8951Other Staff Thurman Hollar, Chairman, Developmental

Studies Program; John Collins, Vice-President, Curricu-lum Programs

* * *DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 3



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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, independent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features:Cooperative education program


Tri-County Community College2300 Highway 64 EastMurphy, NC 28906Contact: K. Hallauer, Counselor, Special NeedsPH: (704) 837-6810FAX (704) 837-3266Internet:[email protected]




assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance



Vance-Granville Community CollegePO Box 917Henderson, NC 27536Contact: Lynn Blackburn, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (919) 492-2061FAX (919) 430-0460TTY (919) 492-2061Other Staff Mary Jo Wilson, Director, Counseling





registration assistance, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance


NORTH CAROLIN

Wake Technical Community College9101 Fayetteville RoadRaleigh, NC 27603-5696Contact: Sheila Hite, Director, Access ServicesPH: (919) 848-1549FAX (919) 779-336077T (919) 779-0668Other Staff Mary Hoft, Access Coordinator; Sandra Cox,

Access Coordinator***





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

** *Special Features: Orientation course on support services,

community resources, peer support group, self-advocacy,strategy and compensation skills

Western Piedmont Community College1001 Burkemont AvenueMorganton, NC 28655Contact: Susan Andrea, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (704) 438-6050FAX (704) 438-606577X (704) 438-6066Other Staff Tanya Miller, Interpreter


resource handbook, registration assistance, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job placement, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Students mainstreamed in regular classes

with case-by-case assistance** *


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Wilkes Community CollegePO Box 120Wilkesboro, NC 28697Contact: KayLynn Horn, Counselor, Student Development

OfficePIP (910) 838-6142FAX (910) 838-6277Other Staff Barbara Holt, Director, Student Support Services





assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance

Wilson Technical Community CollegePO Box 4305902 Herring AvenueWilson, NC 27893Contact: Rhonda Treadaway, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (919) 291-1195FAX (919) 243-7148MI (919) 291-1195 ***Enrollment: DSS 32DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 2; Certificates 4




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, emergency evacuation, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

* * *Special Features: Hearing-impaired DSS coordinator

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NORTH DAKOTA

Bismarck State College1500 Edwards AvenueBismarck, ND 58501Contact: Michael Lenhardt, Dean, Student ServicesPH: (701) 224-5439FAX (701) 224-5550Internet: [email protected] Staff Gerri Hase, Director, Learning Skills Center


***Registration by DSS Category. Orthopedic/mobility 6;

Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 24***

Support Services/Accommodations:On-campus housing,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

North Dakota State College of Science800 North 6th StreetWahpeton, ND 58076-0002Contact: Rene Moen, LSC DirectorPH: (701) 671-2221FAX (701) 671-215177T (701) 671-2335Other Staff Doris Bruesch, Coordinator, Study Services and

Records; Carolee Graham, LSC Instructor-Advisor,Study Services



Orthopedic/mobility 10; Learning disabilities 84;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 1;Chronic illnesses/other 10


assistance, on-campus housing, transportation, extracur-ricular activities, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance

** *Special Features: Learning Skills Center with FLEXtime,

math, reading, and writing labs; College Prep Program;internships; state-of-the-art recreation facilities


University of North Dakota-WillistonPO Box 13261410 University AvenueWilliston, ND 58802-1326Contact: Stephanie Turcotte, Coordinator, Disability

Support ServicesPH: (701) 774-4220FAX (701) 774-4275Internet: [email protected]



1; Orthopedic/mobility 2; Learning disabilities 8; Mentalretardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Chronicillnesses/other 1


assistance, on-campus housing, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features:Cooperative education opportunities


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OHIO

OHIO

Central Ohio Technical College1179 University DriveNewark, OH 43055Contact: Phyllis Thompson, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (614) 366-9246FAX (614) 366-5047Internet: [email protected] Staff Celesia Snyder, Reading/Study Skills Counselor;

Carole Williams, LD Specialist* * *





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Complete, free diagnostic LD testing for

enrolled students

Cincinnati State Technical andCommunity College3520 Central ParkwayCincinnati, OH 45223Contact: David Co'uer, Counselor, Special NeedsPH: (513) 569-1613FAX (513) 569-1562TTY (513) 559-1527





registration assistance, counseling (personal), interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance


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Clark State Community College570 East Leffel LaneSpringfield, OH 44501Contact: Kandyre Meo, Director of CounselingPH: (513) 328-6024FAX (513) 328-3853Internet: [email protected] Staff Nick Wilson, Counselor; Robert Cherry,

Counselor***




scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance


Columbus State Community College550 East Spring StreetColumbus, OH 43215Contact: Wayne Cocchi, DirectorPH: (614) 227-2629FAX: (614) 227-5123TTY (614) 227-2570





assistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Specthl Features: Sequence of developmental English classes

for deaf students** *


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Cuyahoga Community College-WesternRoom G-11311000 Pleasant Valley RoadParma, OH 44130Contact: Mary Syarto, ACCESS DirectorPH: (216) 987-5079FAX (216) 987-505077'Y (216) 987-5117Other Staff Chris Abby-Broom, Counselor; Suzan Cooper,

Counselor***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness87; Hard of hearing/deafness 79; Orthopedic/mobility167; Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities360; Emotional/behavioral disorders 78; Head injuries30; Chronic illnesses/other 45


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, extracurricular activities, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Support groups; summer LD program;

cooperative education programs with job placement;scholarships


Edison State Community College1973 Edison DrivePiqua, OH 45356Contact: Karin Dietsch, Access AdvisorPH: (513) 773-0913FAX: (513) 778-19207TY (513) 773-0913Other Staff Amy Drees, Academic Assistant

***DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 63; Certificates 18




resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features:Opening Doors advocacy/support group


OHIO

Kent State University-Geausa14111 Claridon-Troy RoadBurton, OH 44021Contact: Louise Senra, Coordinator, Developmental

EducationPH: (216) 951-1447FAX (216) 834-0919



assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, study skillstraining



Kent State University-Salem2491 State Route 45 SouthSalem, OH 44460Contact: Claudia Barnett, Director, Academic Support

ServicesPH: (216) 332-0361FAX (216) 332-9256Internet:[email protected]


2; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 2;Learning disabilities 8; Mental retardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1; Head injuries 1


assistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training



Kent State University-Trumbull4314 Mahoning AvenueWarren, OH 44483Contact:John Robertson, Director, Institutional Research

and Grants DevelopmentPH. (330) 847-0571 ext. 2360FAX (330) 847-03637TY (330) 847-0571 ext. 360Other Staff Elaine Shively, Coordinator


assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining

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Kent State University-Tuscarawas330 University Drive NortheastNew Philadelphia, OH 44663-9447Contact: Agnes Swigart, Assistant to the DeanPH: (330) 339-3391FAX (330) 339-3321TTY (330) 339-7888Internet:[email protected] Staff Joyce Belknap, Coordinator, Developmental

Education* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, studyskills training, transfer assistance



Lakeland Community College7700 Clocktower DriveKirtland, OH 44094Contact: Alan Kirsh, Counselor, Students with DisabiltiesPII: (216) 953-7245FAX (216) 953-16927TY (216) 953-7006Other Staff Doreen Shell, Director, Learning Center





assistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training

* **Special Features: DSS services integrated with tutorial

services; peer support groups; career guidance; jobplacement; cooperative education


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Lorain County Community College1005 North Abbe RoadElyria, OH 44935Contact: Ruth Porter, Coordinator, Office for Special Needs

ServicesP1-1: (216) 365-4191FAX (216) 366-5127TTY (216) 366-4135





assistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course subsitution/waiver, vocational assessement/careercounseling, transfer assistance

***Special Features: An emergency fund to meet urgent,

unexpected expenses (i.e., wheelchair repairs)***


Mercy College of Northwest Ohio2238 Jefferson AvenueToledo, OH 43624-1197Contact:James Harter, Dean, Student AffairsPH: (419) 259-1786FAX (419) 259-41167TY (419) 259-1786Other Staff Becky Kelley-Robarge, Dean, Academic Affairs;

Marlene Szuminkski, Counselor, Student Services***


Registration by DS5 Category: Learning disabilities 5***

Support Services/Accommodations:counseling (personal),alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job placement, study skills training


Miami University-Middletown4200 East University BoulevardMiddletown, OH 45042Contact: Linda Watkins, Coordinator, CounselingPH: (513) 727-343177T (513) 727-3308Internet:[email protected]

Enrollment: DSS 20

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Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 10;Learning disabilities 4; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2;Chronic illnesses/other 1

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, counseling

(personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining

* * *Special Features: Free tutoring for all students


Muskingum Area Technical College1555 Neward RoadZanesville, OH 43701Contact: David Wells, Director of AdvisingPI-I: (614) 454-2501FAX (614) 454-0035Internet: [email protected]





assistance, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement

North Central Technical CollegePO Box 6982441 Kenwood CircleMansfield, OH 44901-0698Contact: Leslie Harris, Counselor/Coordinator, Disabilities

ServicesPH: (419) 755-475377T (419) 755-4753


** *Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness



resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,study skills training, transfer assistance

OHIO

Ohio University-Zanesville1425 Neward RoadZanesville, OH 47701Contact: Katherine Mitzel, Learning Center CoordinatorPH: (614) 453-0762FAX (614) 453-6161



***Support Services/Accommodations: Learning center lab,

notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, studyskills training



Owens Community CollegePO Box 10000Oregon RoadToledo, OH 49267Contact: Debra Sanchez, Disability Resource Services

CoordinatorPH: 1 (800) 466-9367

* * *Registration by D5S Category: Visual impairment/blindness

6; Hard of hearing/deafness 7; Orthopedic/mobility 20;Learning disabilities 13; Mental retardation 5; Headinjuries 8


registration assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling



Sinclair Community CollegeRoom 10421444 West Third StreetDayton, OH 45402Contact: Lisa Badia, CoordinatorPH: (513) 449-5113FAX (513) 449-5192TTY (513) 226-3096Internet:[email protected] Staff: Robin Moore, Counselor; Dorothy Lenard,

Counselor***


Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specificscholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergency

_ onacuation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/

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OHIOphysical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,self-advocacy training

* * *Special Features: Faculty support team model for instruc-

tional accommodations* * *


Terra Community College2830 Napoleon RoadFremont, OH 43420Contact: Richard Newman, Coordinator, Disabled Student






resource handbook, registration assistance, off-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement


University of Akron-Community andTechnical College215 Polsky BuildingAkron, OH 44325-6001Contact: Minnie Pritchard, Associate Dean, Community

and Technical CollegePH: (330) 972-6374FAX (330) 972-5300Internet:[email protected] Staff Grace Olmstead, Director, Services for Students

with Disabilities* * *



scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, transportation, counseling

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(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,job placement



University of Cincinnati-Clermont College735 College DriveBatavia, OH 45103Contact: Bonnie Williams, Academic DeanPH: (513) 732-5229FAX (513) 732-5237TTY (513) 732-5229Internet:[email protected] Staff Phyllis Frederick, Instructional Specialist




resource handbook, registration assistance, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver



University of Cincinnati-Raymond WaltersCollege9555 Plainfield RoadCincinnati, OH 45236Contact:Julie Gibson, Director, Special ServicesPH: (513) 745-5786FAX (513) 745-57687TY (513) 745-8300Internet:[email protected]





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Scholarships; special orientation; peer

tutors

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University of Rio Grande-Rio GrandeCommunity CollegeBox F-9, URGRio Grande, OH 45674Contact: Carol O'Rourke, Coordinator of AccessabilityPH: (614) 245-7472Internet:[email protected] Staff:Joyce Manuel-Wolfe, Director, Learning Center




assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining



University of Toledo-Community andTechnical CollegeScott Park Campus, LRC 2232801 West BancroftToledo, OH 43606Contact:Joan Barlage, Coordinator, Services for Disability

StudentsPH: (419) 530-3056FAX: (419) 530-6214TTY (419) 530-3056Internet: [email protected] Staff Carl Earwood, Director; Pamela Emch, Assis-

tant Director***





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, transportation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, study kills training, self-advo-cacy training, transfer assistance

OHIO

Washington State Community College710 Colegate DriveMarietta, OH 45750Contact: Ann Hontz, Director, Opportunity ProgramsPH. (614) 374-8716FAX: (614) 373-7496Other Staff Deborah Thomas, Learning Specialist


3; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 20;Learning disabilities 23; Mental retardation 2; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 12; Chronic illnesses/other 4

* * *Support Services/Accommodations: registration assistance,

transportation, extracurricular activities, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance




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OKLAHOMA

Connors State CollegeRoute 1 Box 1000Warner, OK 74469Contact: Ed Hardeman, Vice President, Student ServicesPH: (918) 463-2931FAX (918) 463-6272Other Staff Gary Updyke, Vice President, Academic

Services; Paul , Director, Registrars Office***

Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness24; Hard of hearing/deafness 16; Orthopedic/mobility11; Speech/language disorders 4


learning center lab, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance



Northern Oklahoma CollegePO Box 310Tonkawa, OK 74653Contact: Wanda Webb, RegistrarPH. (405) 628-6221FAX (405) 628-6209Other Staff Clane Kirtley, Counselor, Career Gudiance

***DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 6


1; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Speech/language disorders62; Emotional/behavioral disorders 25; Head injuries 1


assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, study skillstraining

* * *Note: No total DSS enrollment data reported.

Oklahoma City Community College7777 South May AvenueOklahoma City, OK 73159Contact: Pat Stowe, Director, Services to Students with

DisabilitiesPH. (405) 682-7520FAX (405) 682-75297TY (405) 682-7520Other Staff Keith Leafdale, Advisor to Students with

Disabilties; Michele King, Disability Support Assistant

Enrollment: DSS 228

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Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 38; Orthopedic/mobility 30;Speech/language disorders 10; Learning disabilities 80;Mental retardation 25; Emotional/behavioral disorders10; Head injuries 10; Chronic illnesses/other 20


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training

* * *Special Features: Five drop-in tutoring labs with roving

tutors, adaptive computer technology***


Redlands Community College1300 South Country Club RoadEl Reno, OK 73036Contact: Steve Osborn, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (405) 262-2552FAX: (405) 422-1200


* * *Registration by DSS Category. Orthopedic/mobility 1;

Learning disabilities 8; Chronic illnesses/other 14* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Counseling and personal contact services;

adaptive technology* * *


Rose State College6420 Southeast 15th StreetMidwest City, OK 73110-2799Contact: Linda Jansen, Counselor, Student Development/

Student DisabilitiesPH: (405) 733-7407FAX: (405) 736-0389TTY (405) 733-7319Other Staff Dean Underwood, Executive Vice President/

ADA Coordinator* * *



resource handbook, special orientation, registration.1 3 :2


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assistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance



Seminole Junior CollegePO Box 351Seminole, OK 74868Contact: Tracy Wood, CounselorPH: (405) 382-9950FAX (405) 382-3122TTY (405) 382-9291


4; Orthopedic/mobility 8; Learning disabilities 18;Chronic illnesses/other 5


on-campus housing, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training,transfer assistance



Tulsa Community College-Metro CampusRoom 331B909 South Boston AvenueTulsa, OK 74119-2095Contact: Yolanda Williams, CounselorP1-1: (918) 595-7115FAX: (918) 595-7298TTY (918) 595-7287Other Staff Donald Hastings, Coordinator





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

Tulsa Community College-Northeast Campus3727 East ApacheTulsa, OK 74115Contact: Don Hastings, CoordinatorPH: (918) 631-7428FAX (918) 631-7598TTY (918) 631-7434Internet:[email protected] Staff Rondelyn Reynolds, Specialist, Resource

Center; Kim Brecklein, English Specialist; YolandaWilliams, Counselor




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training



Western Oklahoma State College2801 North MainAltus, OK 73521Contact: Randy Cumby, Vice President, Student AffairsP1-i (405) 477-2000FAX (405) 521-6154 ***Enrollment: DSS 4



counseling (personal), learning center lab, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, study skills training



OREGON

OREGON

Blue Mountain Community College2411 NW Carden AvenuePendleton, OR 97801Contact: Cynthia Hildeu, Special Services ProviderPH: (541) 276-1260FAX (541) 276-6119771 (541) 278-2174Other Staff Patrick Moran, LD Diagnostician; Amy Speigel,

Technical Specialist***





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, study skills training

***Special Features: Personalized services; free LD diagnostic

services

Chemeketa Community CollegePO Box 140074000 Lancaster DriveSalem, OR 97309-7070Contact: Tiffany Borden, Disability SpecialistPH: (503) 399-5129FAX (503) 399-251977r (503) 399-5192Internet: [email protected] Staff Jeffrey Howard, Counselor, Deaf Services;

Nancy Bowman, Diagnostician***




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts

***

Special Features: LD diagnostic services; reading, writing,study skills courses for deaf students


Clatsop Community College1653 Jerome AvenueAstoria, OR 97103Contact: Nancy Allsup, Disabilities SpecialistPH: (503) 338-2474FAX (503) 325-5738TTY (503) 325-2902





resource handbook, registration assistance, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuitionwaiver


Lane Community College4000 East 30th AvenueEugene, OR 97405-0640Contact: Leigh Petty, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (541) 747-4501 ext. 2150FAX (541) 744-41737Tr (541) 741-3079Other Staff Len Heflin, Assistant Coordinator; Cathie

Reschke, Interpreter/Coordinator***


Registration by D55 Category: Visual impairment/blindness13; Hard of hearing/deafness 57; Orthopedic/mobility72; Learning disabilities 123; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 100; Head injuries 44; Chronic illnesses/other 39


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining


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Mt Hood Community College26000 Southeast Stark StreetGresham, OR 97030Contact: Debbie Derr, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (503) 667-7650FAX: (503) 667-7388TTY (503) 669-6923Internet: [email protected] Staff: Kelly Ford, Access Technology Specialist; Mika

Greenup, Disability Services Assistant** *


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness10; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 25;Learning disabilities 125; Mental retardation 34;Emotional/behavioral disorders 25; Head injuries 10;Chronic illnesses/other 3


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver

* * *Special Features: Access Technology Program; LD study

skills class linked to individual study support***


Southwestern Oregon Community College1988 NewmarkCoos Bay, OR 97420Contact:Jean von Schweinitz, Registrar/Associate Dean,

Student ServicesPI-I: (541) 888-7338FAX: (541) 888-724777T (541) 888-7368Other Stall: Patty Scott, Counselor




learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling



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Butler County Community CollegePO Box 1203Butler, PA 16003-1203Contact: Richard Laughner, CounselorPH: (412) 287-8711


***Registration by DS'S Category: Visual impairment/blindness



resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, study skills training, self-advocacy training


Community College of Allegheny CountyRoom L114808 Ridge AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15212-9988Contact: Mary Beth Doyle, Director, OSSDPH: (412) 237-4612FAX (412) 231-6014TTY (412) 237-4553Internet: [email protected] Staff Patricia Florentine, Director, Disability Support

Services (Boyce Campus); Amy White, Director,Disability Support Services (South Campus)

***Enrollment: DSS 1,201DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 130




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***

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Special Features: Summer Precollege for LD students;Institute of Advanced Technology computer trainingand job placement program for severely disabled; three-credit, special needs adult programs (mental retardationor severe LD); blocked LD classes; student clubs (not allprograms available on all four campuses)

Community College of AlleghenyCounty-Boyce595 Beatty RoadMonroeville, PA 15146Contact: Patricia Florentine, Acting Director, Supportive

ServicesPH: (412) 325-6620FAX (412) 325-6797TTY: (412) 325-6620Internet:[email protected] Staff Carla Regina, Counselor, Learning Specialist





resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement, transfer assistance

***Special Features:Developmental tier in English, reading,

math

Community College of AlleghenyCounty-North8701 Perry HighwayPittsburgh, PA 15237Contact: Kathleen White, Director, Special ServicesPH: (412) 369-3686FAX (412) 369-36267TY (412) 369-3686Other Staff; Joy Miller, Retention Coordinator





resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling

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(personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

** *Special Features: Personalized individual contact with LD/

ADD students, including regular monitoring of progress

Community College of AlleghenyCounty-South1750 Clairton RoadWestmifflin, PA 15122Contact: Amy Wassil, Director, Health and Disabled

Student ServicesP1-1: (412) 469-6215FAX (412) 469-63717TY (412) 469-6215Other StaffiEileen Novobilsky, LD Specialist; Melanie

Porach, Job Developer





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Theater program; new fitness facilities;

joint support services/health services

***

Community College of Beaver CountyOne Campus DriveMonaca, PA 15061Contact: Lynda Kubik, Coordinator, Vocational Education/

Special PopulationsPH: (412) 775-8561 ext. 272FAX (412) 775-4055Other Staff; Franco Menta, Supportive Services Specialist,

Vocational Education; Gail Kaminski, SupportiveServices Specialist, Vocational Education

***Enrollment: DSS 89D5S Graduation: Associate Degrees 3


2; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Orthopedic/mobility 40;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 33;Emotional/behavioral disorders 5; Head injuries 7***1 3 i)


PENNSYLVANI

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment,learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance

** *Special Features:One-on-one support/tutorial services;

contracted LD diagnostic testing; audiotape version ofin-house placement test; Communty College Challeng-ers, (Tfi-C's) student group

Community College of Philadelphia1700 Spring Garden StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19130Contact: Fran DiRosa, Director, Center on DisabilityPH: (215) 751-8050FAX (215) 751-82487TY (215) 751-8050Other Staff Bridget McFadden, Counselor, Center on

Disability; Marlene Koestenblatt, LD Coordinator,Center on Disability


orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

** *Spedal Features: LD diagnostic evaluation/testing



Delaware County Community College901 South Media Line RoadMedia, PA 19063-1094Contact: Stuart Dix, Special Services CounselorPH: (610) 359-5390FAX (610) 359-5343TTY (610) 359-5020Other Staff Carrie Arbutina, Special Services Assistant




assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-

seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance



Erie County Technical Institute429 East Grandview BoulevardErie, PA 16504Contact: Teresa Borowy, Director, Marketing and

Foundation ActivitiesPH: (814) 825-8048FAX (814) 825-7190Other Staff Renee' Calabrese, 504 Coordinator, Student

Services* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: registration assistance,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training



Harrisburg Area Community CollegeOne HACC DriveHarrisburg, PA 17110Contact: Subrina Taylor, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (717) 780-2614FAX: (717) 231-76747TY (717) 780-3276Internet:[email protected]***Enrollment: DSS 207




scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substituton waiver, vocation assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

** *Special Features: DSS tracking system from entry through

two years after exit* * *


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Lehigh Carbon Community College4525 Education Park DriveSchnecksville, PA 18078Contact:June Roth, College NursePH: (610) 799-1154FAX (610) 799-1527TTY (610) 799-1190Other Stall: Winona Schappell, Learning Specialist for

Students with Disabilities; Karen Goode-Ferswon,Director, Learning Assistance Grants





resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training

* * *Special Features: Special effort to contact students with

disclosed disabilities; extensive listing of services

Northampton County AreaCommunity College3835 Green Pond RoadBethlehem, PA 18017Contact: Laraine Demshock, Coordinator, Disability

ServicesPH: (610) 861-5342FAX (610) 861-8577TTY (610) 861-5575





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: Long track record in special orientations;

priority advising/registration; academic accommodations,remediation, study skills support, emotional supportincluding self-advocacy ; winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disability award, 1992


Peirce College1420 Pine StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19102Contact: Pascale Marko-Ozambela, ESL Facilitator/Special

Populations CoordinatorPH: (215) 545-6400 ext. 326FAX (215) 545-5996Internet: [email protected]


resource handbook, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Career planning, Early Employment

Selection Program; cooperative education; job place-ment assistance; pre-college summer Bridge Program

***Note:No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS


Penn State Worthington-Scranton Campus120 Ridge View DriveDunmore, PA 18512Contact:Michele Steele, Coordinator, Learning Assistance

CenterPH: (717) 963-4128FAX (717) 963-4783Internet:[email protected]

***Registration by DSS Category Orthopedic/mobility 1;


Support Services/Accommodations:Disability-specificscholarships, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alterna-tive exams, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining



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Pennsylvania College of TechnologyOne College AvenueWilliamsport, PA 17701Contact: Mary Sullivan, Director, Academic Support

ServicesPH: (717) 326-3761 ext. 7266FAX: (717) 321-5536TTY (717) 321-5526Other Staffloie Williams, Coordiantor for ASSET; Mary

Lou Moro llo, Coordinator, Services for Students withLD



12; Hard of hearing/deafness 8; Orthopedic/mobility165; Learning disabilities 363; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 42

* * *Support Services/Accommoclations: DSS office, disability

resource handbook, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, self-advocacy training, SocialSecurity tuition waiver


Thaddeus Stevens State School of Technology750 East King StreetLancaster, PA 17602Contact: Debra Schuch, CounselorPH: (717) 299-7408FAX (717) 396-7186


***



* * *Support Services/Acconinioclations: DSS office, on-campus

housing, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, studyskills training, self-advocacy training

RHODE ISLAND

Community College of Rhode Island400 East AvenueWarwick, RI 02886Contact:Julie White, DirectorPI-I: (401) 825-2305FAX (401) 825-2282Internet: [email protected] Staff; Tracy Kargsinski, Coordinator/Counselor,

Access to Opportunities; Rhonda Rego, Coordinator/Counselor, Transitions ***




scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer

***Special Features: Transitions program for enhanced employ-

ability; advising from placement team that includesrehabilitation, business, service agency, and collegerepresentatives; winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/NationalOrganization for Disability award, 1992



SOUTH CAROLIN

SOUTH CAROLINA

Aiken Technical CollegePO Drawer 696Aiken, SC 29802Contact: Richard Weldon, CounselorPH: (803) 593-9231FAX (803) 593-6526Internet: [email protected]


registration assistance, counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training



Central Carolina Technical College506 North Guignard DriveSumter, SC 29150Contact: Lawrence Rouse, CounselorPH: (803) 778-1961FAX: (803) 773-4859Internet: [email protected]. tec.sc.usOther Staff James Williamson, Dean of Students; Deborah

Calhoun, Director, Student Records***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness2; Orthopedic/mobility 3; Emotional/behavioral disor-ders 10

* **Support Services/Accommodations:registration assistance,

counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,alternative exams, job placement, self-advocacy training



Florence-Darlington Technical CollegePO Box 100548Florence, SC 29501-0548Contact: Vivian Gallman, 504 CoordinatorPI-1: (803) 661-8029FAX (803) 661-8041TTY 1 (800) 735-2905




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Support Services/Accommodations: Special orientation,registration assistance, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features: Faculty/staff/student Program Accessibility

Committee to address specific needs***


Greenville Technical CollegePO Box 5616Greenville, SC 29606-5616Contact:Jackie Bradham, Special Needs CounselorPH: (803) 250-8176FAX (803) 250-8247TTY (803) 250-8176




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: LD diagnostic testing; cooperative educa-

tion program; pre-semester orientation; closed-circuittelevision for students with visual impairments; special-ized tutorial software



Midlands Technical CollegePO Box 2408Columbia, SC 29202Contact: Willie Long, Counselor, DisabilitiesPH: (803) 738-7678FAX (803) 738-7784TTY (803) 738-7800



8; Hard of hearing/deafness 10; Orthopedic/mobility 11;Learning disabilities 18; Mental retardation 2; Emo-


SOUTH CAROLIN

tional/behavioral disorders 2; Head injuries 1; Chronicillnesses/other 4


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training

Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College3250 St. Matthews RoadOrangeburg, SC 29918Contact:James Carter, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (803) 535-1228FAX (803) 535-1388Other Staff Margaret Roberts, Dean of Students



Learning disabilities 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2;Chronic illnesses/other 3


assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance


Technical College of the LowcountryPO Box 1288921 Ribaut RoadBeaufort, SC 29901Contact: Frances McCollough, Associate Dean, Student

DevelopmentFAX (803) 525-8330TTY (803) 525-8228


2; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Learning disabilities 2**


Trident Technical CollegePO Box 118067Charleston, SC 29423-8067Contact: Meredith Lidster, Counselor, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (803) 572-6362FAX (803) 569-6645TTY (803) 572-6351Internet:[email protected] Staff John Jamrogowicz, Director, Counseling 1 4

Services; Rosetta Givens-Mitchell, Dean, Counselingand Career Development


3; Hard of hearing/deafness 4; Head injuries 5***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: LD workshops on self-advocacy, study skills



Williamsburg Technical College601 Martin Luther King Jr AvenueKingstree, SC 29556Contact: Donald Melton, Admissions CoordinatorPH: (803) 354-2021FAX (803) 354-7269Internet:[email protected]


counseling (personal), learning center lab, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, transfer assistance,

***Special Features: Financial aid workshops; computer-assisted

career planning***


York Technical College452 South Anderson RoadRock Hill, SC 29730Contact: Donna Wooldridge, Special Needs Team LeaderPH: (803) 325-2894FAX (803) 327-8059TTY (803) 981-7198Internet:[email protected] Staff Nita Forrest, Student Support Services Team

Leader; Debbie LeGrande, LEAP (Learning Disabilities)Team Leader


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, extracurricu-lar activities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-


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tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Complete psychoeducational assessments



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Kilian Community College224 North Phillips AvenueSioux Falls, SD 57104Contact: Le Anne Van Regenmorter, RegistrarPH: (605) 336-1711FAX (605) 336-2606TTY (605) 336-1711Other Staff; Sandy Garber, Director, Student Services

***Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 1

* **Support Services/Accommodations: Registration assistance,

emergency evacuation, interpreters, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance



Mitchell Technical Institute821 North CapitalMitchell, SD 57301Contact: Tom Quinn, Assistant DirectorPH: (605) 995-3023FAX (605) 996-3299Other Stath Shirley Peterson, Director, Special Populations


***Registration by D55 Category: Learning disabilities 50


orientation, registration assistance, off-campus housing,counseling (personal), tutoring (specialized LD),alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, study skills training


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Cleveland State Community CollegePO Box 3570Cleveland, TN 37320Contact: Mark Wilson, Counselor, Student DevelopmentPH: (423) 472-7141FAX (423) 478-6255Internet: [email protected]





extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver


Jackson State Community College2056 North Parkway StreetJackson, TN 38301-3797Contact: Fred Deaton, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (901) 425-2616FAX (901) 425-2647Internet:[email protected]


3; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 4;Speech/language disorders 1; Head injuries 2; Chronicillnesses/other 1


orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,transfer assistance



Motlow State Community CollegePO Box 88100Tullahoma, TN 37388Contact: Marcia Everett, Vice President for Student AffairsPH: (615) 393-1500FAX (615) 393-1681TTY (615) 393-1621Internet:[email protected] Stall: Jane Cawood, Wellness Coordinator; Ann1 4

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Simmons, Dean, Student Development



2; Orthopedic/mobility 10; Speech/language disorders 1;Learning disabilities 17; Emotional/behavioral disorders1; Head injuries 1; Chronic illnesses/other 9


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement,transfer assistance


Pellissippi State Technical CommunityCollegePO Box 2299010915 Hardin Valley RoadKnoxville, TN 37933-0990Contact:Judy Mathis, Coordinator, Services for Students

with DisabilitiesPH: (423) 694-6751FAX (423) 694-64357TY (423) 694-6751Other Stag; Ann Stakowiak, Assistant Coordinator





orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features:Newsletter for students; outreach to high

sch000l guidance counselors and prospective students***


Roane State Community College276 Patton LaneHarriman, TN 37748Contact: Barbara Neal, Director, Disability ServicesPH: (423) 882-4570FAX (423) 882-4562Internet:[email protected]


TENNESSEE

Other Staff Mr. H. Anderson, Academic DevelopmentCounselor





scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, interpret-ers, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, job placement, transferassistance


Shelby State Community College717 Beale StreetPO Box 40568Memphis, TN 38174Contact: Willie Robinson, CoordinatorPH. (901) 544-5095FAX (901) 544-5643TTY (901) 544-5515Internet:[email protected] Staff Geraldine Young, Director of Counseling





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training

State Technical Institute at Memphis5983 Macon CoveMemphis, TN 38134Contact: Maxine Ford, Assistant DirectorPH: (901) 383-4170FAX (910) 383-4505Other Staff William Cavanaugh, Director; John Cummings,

Associate Director***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness1; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 11;Learning disabilities 38; Mental retardation 1; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 3; Chronic illnesses/other 6


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readrers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver

* * *Special Features: Interpreting services for the deaf; coopera-

tive programs; ESL classes; specialized testing; campusaccessiblity


Volunteer State Community College1480 Nashville PikeGallatin, TN 37066Contact: Sherry Eidson, ADA Coordinator/Director,

Student Disability ServicesPH. (615) 452-8600FAX (615) 230-3489TTY (615) 230-3489Internet:[email protected]




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), course substitution/waiver



Walters State Community College500 South Davy Crockett ParkwayMorristown, TN 37813-6899Contact: Ann Bowen, Director, Services for Individuals with

DisabilitiesPH. (423) 585-6892FAX: (423) 585-2631Internet: ann.bowen wscc.cc.tn.us




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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance,Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features:Computer training for blind students

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Alvin Community College3110 Mustang RoadAlvin, TX 77511Contact: Eileen Cross, Advisor, Students with DisabilitiesPH: (713) 388-4636FAX (713) 388-48957TY (713) 388-4913Other Stalfl.R. Couser, Director, Counseling and Testing;

Diana Stiles, Leap Coordinator***





scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,emergency evacuation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, study skills training, self-advocacy training

Amarillo CollegePO Box 447Amarillo, TX 79178Contact: Lloyd Meroney, Coordinator of Accessibility

ServicesPH: (806) 371-5436FAX (806) 371-5470TTY (806) 371-5436Internet: [email protected] Stall: Freida Krupnick, Learning Specialist





assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Vision Center with specialized equipment

for blind and visually-impaired students


TEXAS

Angelina CollegePO Box 1768Lufkin, TX 75902-1768Contact: Bill Berry, Vocational CounselorPH: (409) 633-5292FAX (409) 639-4299TTY (409) 633-5247





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement

Blinn College902 College AvenueBrenham, TX 77833Contact: Patricia Moran, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (409) 830-4157FAX (409) 830-4110





scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

Brookhaven College3939 Valley View LaneFarmers Branch, TX 75248Contact: Aliene Pylant, Disabled Student SpecialistPH: (214) 860-4849FAX (214) 620-4129TM (214) 860-4849Other Stath Janice Groeneman, Coordinator of Adult

Services; Barbara Dotson, Disability Specialist

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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

***Special Features: Free tutoring for students majoring in

technical-occupational degree programs***

Note: No DSS degree/certificate data reported. DSSstudents are not identified by catagory.

Central Texas CollegePO Box 1800Killeen, TX 76540Contact:Jose Aponte, Counselor/Coordinator, Disability

Support ServicesPH: (817) 526-1339TTY (817) 526-1378

* **Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness

23; Hard of hearing/deafness 19; Orthopedic/mobility126; Speech/language disorders 3; Learning disabilities58; Emotional/behavioral disorders 24; Chronic illnesses/other 39


orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,transportation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance



Cisco Junior CollegeRoute 3, Box 3Abilene, TX 79601Contact: Randy Leath, Assistant Dean, Counseling

DepartmentPH: (915) 673-4567Other Staff: Nancy Weir, Coordinator, Special Populations;

Laura Caswell, Assistant Dean, Counseling Department***



resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/

4 6 readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-


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tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining



College of the Mainland1200 Amburn RoadTexas City, TX 77591Contact: Babara Crews, Coordinator, Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (409) 938-1211 ext. 470FAX: (409) 938-1306Other Stalk Bill Spillar, Advisor; Kelly Fincher, Advisor



177; Hard of hearing/deafness 26; Orthopedic/mobility41; Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities 48;Chronic illnesses/other 33


resource handbook, registration assistance, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

Collin County Community College-Spring Creek2800 East Spring Creek ParkwayPlano, TX 75074Contact: Kerry Tate, CoordinatorPH: (214) 881-5950FAX: (214) 881-5636TTY (214) 881-5950



scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, transfer assis-tance

* * *Special Features: Interpreters for college theatrical perfor-

mances* * *


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Eastfield College3737 Motley DriveMesquite, TX 75150Contact: Reva Rattan, Associate Dean, Student Support

ServicesPH: (214) 324-7032FAX (214) 324-7622TTY (214) 324-7032Other Staff; Bobbi White, Grant Manager, Services for

Special Populations***




resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Progress monitoring services on demand:

private tutoring, crisis intervention, guidance onemergency financial assistance


El Centro CollegeMain and Lamar StreetsDallas, TX 75202Contact:Jim Handy, Director, Special ServicesPII: (214) 746-2073FAX: (214) 746-2335TTY (214) 746-2073Other Staff Phyllis Haddock, Director, Vocational Rehabili-

tation***





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training

***


TEXAS

Special Features: Ten-month Computer ProgrammerTraining for the Physically Challenged leads to bachelor'slevel performance skills with 95% placement rate

El Paso Community CollegePO Box 20500El Paso, TX 79998Contact: Ann Westbrook, Director, Center for Students

with DisabilitiesPI-I: (915) 594-2675FAX (915) 594-224477T (915) 594-2426Other Staff Joyce Whiteside, Developmental Education

Instructor; Dan Lockhart, Counselor***


***Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 2;

Hard of hearing/deafness 14; Orthopedic/mobility 194;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 397;Mental retardation 2; Emotional/behavioral disorders 37;Head injuries 17; Chronic illnesses/other 206


orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Specthl Features: Specialized guided study program to

enhance student independence

Galveston College4015 Avenue QGalveston, TX 77550Contact:Jeri Lyons, Director, Special Populations and

Multicultural AffairsPH: (409) 763-6551 ext. 227FAX (409) 762-9367



17; Hard of hearing/deafness 8; Orthopedic/mobility 3;Learning disabilities 4; Emotional/behavioral disorders 3;Head injuries 2

** *Support Servkes/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, transportation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD),

alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance, Social Security tuition waiver

***Special Features:Financial assistance for child care; Disabled

Club support group; college-wide celebration of AmericanDisabilities Month; computer-assisted technology inlibrary, Skills Enrichment Center, other labs

Hill CollegePO Box 619112 Lamar DriveHillsboro, TX 76645Contact: Pam Boehm, Director, Support ServicesPH: (817) 582-2555FAX (817) 582-7591TTY (817) 582-2555



orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance



Houston Community College SystemPO Box 7849320 Jackson HillHouston, TX 77270-7849Contact: David Cross, Program SpecialistPI-I: (713) 866-8188FAX (713) 869-5743TTY (713) 868-0726Internet:[email protected] Staff Marty Houg, Disability Liaison Counselors; A.

Vander Morgan, Disability Liaison Counselor***


Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness650; Hard of hearing/deafness 341; Orthopedic/mobility103; Speech/language disorders 52; Learning disabilities267; Chronic illnesses/other 240


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, independentliving/social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer

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Special Features:Courses offered at 46 locations in greaterHouston area; comprehensive distance educationprograms


Lamar University-Orange410 Front StreetOrange, TX 77630Contact: Charlette Roddy, Coordinator, Disabled Student






scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, transportation, adapted sports/physical education, learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

Laredo Community CollegeWest End Washington StreetLaredo, TX 78040Contact: Sylvia Trevino, Counselor/Coordinator for Special

PopulationPH: (210) 721-5137FAX (210) 721-5838





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, transportation, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessrnent/career counseling, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


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Lee CollegePO Box 818Baytown, TX 77522-0818Contact: Rosemary Coffman, Counselor, Students with



***Registration by DSS Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 12;

Orthopedic/mobility 17; Learning disabilities 18;Emotional/behavioral disorders 3; Chronic illnesses/other 3


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, extra-curricular activities, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,independent living/social skills training, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training

McLennan Community College1400 College DriveWaco, TX 76708Contact:Johnnie Talton, Counseling Specialist, Student

DevelopmentFAX (817) 750-3582TTY (817) 750-3582




resource handbook, registration assistance, transporta-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Student Internship Program for on-campus

student jobs* * *


Midland College3600 North GarfieldMidland, TX 79705Contact: Carnal Dakil, Vice President, Student ServicesPH: (915) 685-4503FAX (915) 685-462377Y (915) 685-4695Other Staff; Terry Clemmer, Counselor; Ricardo Saldana,

Director of Guidance


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2; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 3;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 15;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2


adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance


Mountain View College4849 West Illinois AvenueDallas, TX 75211-6599Contact: Bill Drake, Rehabilitation SpecialistPH (214) 333-8691FAX: (214) 333-8570




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance



North Central Texas College1525 West California StreetGainesville, TX 76240Contact: Regina Organ, Director, Institutional AdvancementPH: (817) 668-4240FAX (817) 668-6049Other Staff Bobbie Owen, Coordinator, Special Populations





assistance, on-campus housing, transportation, counsel-

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ing (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance


North Harris College2700 W. W. Thorne DriveHouston, TX 77073Contact: Sandi Patton, Coordinator, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (713) 443-5401FAX (713) 443-5402TTY (713) 443-5565Internet:[email protected] Staff Linda Mark, Counselor; Jeannie Welch,

Interpreter Coordinator* **


Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness 8;Hard of hearing/deafness 37; Orthopedic/mobility 103;Speech/language disorders 8; Learning disabilities 140;Mental retardation 6; Emotional/behavioral disorders 15;Head injuries 16; Chronic illnesses/other 246

**Support Services/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, extracurricular activities, adaptedsports/physical education, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution waiver, study skills training,self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Committee on Effective Services to

Students with Disabilities; College Connection transi-tional program; ADA/504 faculty training


North Lake College5001 North MacArthurIrving, TX 75038-3899Contact: Mary Ciminelli, Coordinator/Counselor, Special

PopulationsPH: (214) 659-5237FAX (214) 659-5219TTY (214) 659-5381Internet: [email protected] Staff Carolee Byrd, Disabled Student Specialist





TEXAS



assistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Texas Scottish Rite Reading multisensory

program specially developed for adults with readingdisabilities

Northeast Texas Community CollegePO Box 1307Mt Pleasant, TX 75456-1307Contact: Bryan Baker, CounselorPH: (903) 572-1911FAX (903) 572-6712Other Staff John Baker, Director of Counseling


***Registration by D55 Category: Orthopedic/mobility 3

***Support Services/Accommodations:on-campus housing,

counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, transfer assistance


Northwest College-HoustonCommunity College401 YorkchesterHouston, TX 77079Contact:Nancy Russell, Liaison for Students with

DisabilitiesPH: (713) 443-0955FAX (713) 443-0925


* * *Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness 93;

Hard of hearing/deafness 37; Orthopedic/mobility 26;Speech/language disorders 2; Learning disabilities 225;Chronic illnesses/other 54


assistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, study skills training, transfer assistance


Panola College1109 West Panola StreetCarthage, TX 75633Contact: Betsy Wheat, Dean, Student AffairsPH. (903) 693-2055FAX (903) 693-5588Other Stag; Suzan Bailey, Job Placement/Recruiter





on-campus housing, adapted sports/physical education,disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance


Paris Junior College2400 Clarksville StreetParis, TX 75460Contact: Diann Mason, Director, Human ResourcesPH. (903) 784-9483FAX (903) 784-9370Other Stalk Barbara Thomas, Director, Student Develop-

ment Center***





resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

Richland College12800 Abrams RoadDallas, TX 75243-2199Contact: Oscar Lopez, Director, Special ServicesPH- (972) 238-6180FAX (972) 238-63527TY (972) 238-6180Internet:[email protected]

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Other Stafk Evon Morgan, Office Manager; Marilyn Smith,Rehabilitation Counselor





scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation,extracurricular activities, adapted sport/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD)

* * *Special Features:Nationally recognized Total Re-Integration

(TRI) program for adults with head injuries, includingspecialized classes and adapted PE; awards from Associa-tion on Higher Education and Disability, Governor'sCommittee of the Employment of People with Disabili-ties


San Jacinto College District4624 Fairmont ParkwayPasadena, TX 77504Contact: Richard Bailey, Director, Research and EvaluationPH: (713) 998-6176FAX: (713) 479-8127Internet: [email protected]




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Peer assistance, including tutoring,

escorting** *


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South Plains College1401 College AvenueLevelland, TX 79336Contact: Zoe Chapman, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (806) 894-9611FAX: (806) 894-5274





assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job placement

***Special Features: Commercial music/sound technology

department with exemplary interest in techniques andaccommodations for blind students

South Plains College-Lubbock Campus1302 Main StreetLubbock, TX 79401Contact: Maggie Seymour, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (806) 747-0576Other Staff; Celia Lewis, Educational Diagnostician***Enrollment: DSS 71




resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, transportation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

* * *Special Features: Complete diagnostician services


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South Texas Community College3201 West Pecan BoulevardMcAllen, TX 78501Contact: Roy ShenemanPEI: (210) 618-8372FAX (210) 618-8321

Enrollment: DSS 22DSS Graduation: Certificates 1




assistance, counseling (personal), interpreters, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, transfer assistance

* * *

Southwest Collegiate Institute for the Deaf3200 Avenue CBig Spring, TX 79720Contact: Ron Brasel, ProvostPH: (915) 264-3700FAX: (915) 264-3707TTY (915) 264-3700Other Stafi Gene Williams, Dean, Student Services; Jeff

Richards, Director, College Relations* * *


Registration by DSS Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 66***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,transportation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance, Social Securitytuition waiver


St Philip's College1801 Martin Luther King DriveSan Antonio, TX 78203-2098Contact: Rhonda Rapp, Learning Disabilities SpecialistP1-1: (210) 531-3474FAX (210) 531-3513TTY (210) 531-3514Internet:[email protected] Staff Curt Lezanic, Special Populations Coordinator;

Tony Wright, Manager, Interpreter Services***


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resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution waiver,vocation assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

* *Special Features: Study Skills class exclusively for students

with LD; LD student support group; ESL for deafstudents; InterAmerican Institute for the Deaf in HigherEducation

Tarrant County Junior College-Northeast828 Harwood RoadHurst, TX 76054Contact: Paula Vastine, Director, Student Development

ServicesFAX (817) 788-6369Other Staff Judy Keys, Coordinator; Dorotha Goodrich


Hard of hearing/deafness 31; Orthopedic/mobility 78;Learning disabilities 107; Emotional/behavioral disorders33; Head injuries 18; Chronic illnesses/other 51


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), job placement, study skillstraining



Tarrant County Junior College-Northwest4801 Marine Creek ParkwayFort Worth, TX 76179Contact: Evette Brazzile, Coordinator, Health Services/

S.C.O.O.PPH: (817) 232-7790FAX (817) 232-7003TTY (817) 232-7733


4; Hard of hearing/deafness 10; Orthopedic/mobility 20;Speech/language disorders 5; Learning disabilities 45;


TEXAS

Mental retardation 10; Emotional/behavioral disorders15; Head injuries 20; Chronic illnesses/other 35


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance



Temple Junior College2600 South First StreetTemple, TX 76504Contact: Charles Stout, Dean, Student ServicesPl-k (817) 773-9961 ext. 204FAX (817) [email protected] Staff Patricia Elliott, Director, Special Support

Services; Sandra Burchfield, Special PopulationsCoordinator





assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


Texas State Technical College-Sweetwater300 College DriveSweetwater, TX 79556Contact: Kathy Kennedy, Grants, CoordinatorPH: (915) 235-7379FAX (915) 235-7309Internet:[email protected] Staff Kyle Smith, Counselor; Greta Holly, Coordina-

tor, Counseling and Testing***

Registration by DSS Category: Other 195***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitu-

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tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining



Texas State Technical College-Waco3801 Campus DriveWaco, TX 76705Contact: Robert Gamboa, Coordinator, Special PopulationsPH. (817) 867-4832FAX (817) 867-3968TTY (817) 799-3149Internet:[email protected] Staff.; Andrew Sanchez, Supervisor, Deaf Student

Services; Tom Liston, Counselor, Disability Accommoda-tions




***Support Services/Accommodations: disability resource

handbook, special orientation, registration assistance,on-campus housing, transportation, counseling (per-sonal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams,

* * *Specthl Features: Deaf student services office with interpret-

ers; campus housing units specifically designed forstudents with physical disabilities

Trinity Valley Community College500 South PrairievilleAthens, TX 75751Contact: Dennis Nolley, Vocational CounselorPH: (903) 675-1343FAX (903) 675-6316Other Staff Gerald Wilson, Director, Student Support

Services; WP Wilson, V.P Student Services**

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness1; Hard of hearing/deafness 1; Learning disabilities 6


resource handbook, on-campus housing, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training, transfer assistance



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Tyler Junior CollegePO Box 9020Tyler, TX 75711Contact: Vickie Geisel, Counselor/Director, Support

ServicesPH: (903) 510-2621FAX (903) 510-26147TY (903) 510-2394Other Staff Judy Barnes, LD/Reading Specialist



assistance, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: LD tutor training program


Vernon Regional Junior College4400 College DriveVernon, TX 76384Contact: Deana Lehman, Coordinator, Special ServicesPH: (817) 552-6291 ext. 308FAX (817) 552-39027TY (817) 552-6291 ext. 351Internet: [email protected] Staff Betty Kiesling, Special Services Assistant





assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physicaleducation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining

Victoria College2200 East Red RiverVictoria, TX 77901Contact: Peggy Brockenbush, Counselor, Student Support

and Special PopulationsPH: (512) 572-6414FAX (512) 572-3850Internet:[email protected]

***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 14;Learning disabilities 7; Emotional/behavioral disorders 5;Head injuries 1; Chronic illnesses/other 9


assistance, counseling (personal), notetakers/readers,alternative exams, transfer assistance


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College of Eastern Utah-Price CampusCenter for Students with Disabilities451 East 400 NorthPrice, UT 84501Contact: Colleen Quigley, Director, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (801) 637-2120 ext. 326FAX (801) 637-4102TTY (801) 637-1353Other Staff Jay Andrus, Vice President, Student and

Administrative Services; Carolyn Romero, Director, SanJuan Campus





assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement

Dixie College225 South 700 EastSt. George, UT 84470Contact: Matt Clark, Disabled Student ServicesPH: (801) 673-4811





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


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Salt Lake Community CollegePO Box 30808Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0808Contact: Kay Fulton, DirectorPH. (801) 957-4659FAX (801) 957-4958TTY (801) 957-4646Other Staff; Sid Davis, Advisor; Sandy Sether, Advisor

***Enrollment: DSS 1,059D55 Graduation: Associate Degrees 50; Certificates 10

***Registration by DS'S Category: Visual impairment/blindness 35;


***Support Services/Accommodations: Disability tuition waiver,

DSS office, disability resource handbook, specialorientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Note: DSS enrollment data based on 1994 headcount.

Snow College150 East College AvenueEphraim, UT 84627Contact: Alema Te'o, Director, Student Support ServicesPH. (801) 283-4021 ext. 275Internet: alema.te'[email protected]




** *Support Services/Accommodations: registration assistance,

on-campus housing, off-campus housing, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, transfer assistance


Utah Valley State CollegeBusiness Building 145800 West 1200 SouthOrem, UT 84058-5999Contact: Michelle Lundell, Director, Accessibility Services

DepartmentPH. (801) 222-8404FAX (801) 222-8377


Other Stag; Arlene Combs, Counselor; Clixie Larson,Counselor

* * *Enrollment: DSS 1,100


10; Hard of hearing/deafness 40; Orthopedic/mobility300; Speech/language disorders 25; Learning disabilities300; Emotional/behavioral disorders 300; Head injuries50; Chronic illnesses/other 75


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement


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Landmark CollegeRR 1 Box 1000Putney, VT 05346Contact: Frank Sopper, Dean, AdmissionsPI-I: (802) 387-6717


* * *Support Services/Accommodations: On-campus housing,

transportation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, tutoring (specialized LD), vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training

* * *Special Features: College serves exclusively students with LD

and attention deficit disorder; faculty/student ratio of3:1; class size 5-10


Vermont Technical CollegePO Box 500Randolph Center, VT 05061Contact: Barbara Bendix, Director of Services for Students

with DisabilitiesPI-I: (802) 728-1278TTY (802) 728-1278Internet:[email protected]




orientation, registration assistance, on-campus housing,emergency evacuation, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance

* * *Specthl Features: Disabilities Forum student group that

meets weekly* **



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Blue Ridge Community CollegePO Box 80Weyers Cave, VA 24486Contact:John Downey, Coordinator, Counseling ServicesPH: (540) 234-9261FAX (540) 234-9598TTY (540) 234-0848Internet: [email protected] Stalk Suzanne Garrett, Coordinator, Disability

Services***



* * *Support Services/Accommodations:registration assistance,

learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Central Virginia Community College3506 Wards RoadLynchburg, VA 24502-2498Contact:Jo Shearer, ADA CounselorPI-I: (804) 386-4687FAX: (804) 386-4681TTY (804) 386-4534





assistance, transportation, extracurricular activities,adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, independent living/socialskills training, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Faculty training; faculty handbook;

location disk for disability resources in five-college areafor interlibrary loan


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Danville Community College1008 South Main StreetDanville, VA 24541Contact:Jean Beach, CounselorPI-I: (804) 797-8441FAX (804) 797-8541TTY (804) 797-8542Internet: [email protected]



1; Learning disabilities 16; Mental retardation 1;Emotional/behavioral disorders 1; Chronic illnesses/other 2


resource handbook, registration assistance, interpreters,notetakers/readers, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Project Unite grant for community

partnerships in transitioning***


Eastern Shore Community College29300 Lankford HighwayOnley, VA 23418Contact: Richard Jenkins, Dean, Student ServicesFAX: (804) 787-5919TTY (804) 787-5912

**Registration by D5S Category: Orthopedic/mobility 4


registration assistance, counseling (personal), notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job placement, study skills training



Patrick Henry Community CollegePO Box 5311Artinsville, VA 24115Contact: Scott Guebert, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (540) 638-8777 ext. 257FAX (540) 638-89737TY (540) 638-2433Internet:[email protected] Staff Jan Sharpe, Developmental Reading Instructor/

LD Specialist; Angela Hairston, Counselor/TutorCoordinator





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Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 37;Emotional/behavioral disorders 5; Head injuries 1;Chronic illnesses/other 1


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: LD support groups; one-on-one support

from LD specialist

Dabney S Lancaster Community CollegePO Box 1000Clifton Forge, VA 24422Contact: Elizabeth Davis, Project Director, Student Support

ServicesPH: (540) 862-4246FAX (540) 862-2398Internet:[email protected] Stall; Ada Mattox, Program Counselor, Student

Support Services***


* * *Registration by D5S Category: Visual impairment/blindness

1; Orthopedic/mobility 1; Learning disabilities 15;Mental retardation 1


scholarships, counseling (personal), learning center lab,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: CHAMPS Club

New River Community CollegePO Box 1127Dublin, VA 24084Contact:Jeananne Dixon, 504 CoordinatorPH: (540) 674-3600Other Staff Lucy Howlett, Coordinator, Deaf and Hard of

Hearing; Cheryl Lewis, Coordinator, Student SupportServices

***Enrollment: DSS 123DS5 Graduation: Associate Degrees 7; Certificates 2



Learning disabilities 88; Emotional/behavioral disorders2; Head injuries 3


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement

***5pecial Features: Summer Prep for students with LD and

Deaf/hard of hearing; student speakers for outreach tomiddle/high schools; regional Transition Day for 500high school students; winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disability award, 1992

Northern Virginia Community College8333 Little River TurnpikeAnnadale, VA 22003Contact:Joann Credle, Counselor for Students with



* * *Support Servkes/Accommodations: Special orientation,

registration assistance, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features:Disability Awareness Month



Northern Virginia CommunityCollege-Manassas6901 Sudley RoadManassas, VA 20110Contact:James Miller, CounselorPH: (703) 257-6614FAX (703) 257-929677T (703) 368-3748Other Staff Bonnie Cascio, Counselor





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activities, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

Northern Virginia CommunityCollege-Woodbridge15200 Neabsco Mills RoadWoodbridge, VA 22191Contact: Lisa Wilson, CounselorPH: (703) 878-5760FAX (703) 670-84337T1 (703) 878-5790Internet: [email protected]

***Registration by DSS Category: Hard of hearing/deafness 2;

Orthopedic/mobility 9; Learning disabilities 22; Mentalretardation 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 2; Headinjuries 2


emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical educa-tion, counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, transferassistance



Piedmont Virginia Community CollegeRoute 6 Box 1Charlottesville, VA 22902-8714Contact: Marlene Herkovich, Counselor/Special NeedsPH: (804) 977-3900 ext. 245FAX (804) 971-8232TTY (804) 977-4265Internet: [email protected]





resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, study skills training, self-advocacytraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: LD support group; faculty workshops

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Rappahannock Community CollegePO Box 287Glenns, VA 23149Contact: Roz Stein, CounselorPH: (804) 758-6747FAX (804) 758-38527TY (804) 758-6760Other Stall; Pam Turner, Director, Student Development


resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

** *Note:No total DSS enrollment data reported. No DSS degree/

certificate data reported. DSS students not identified bycategory.

Southern Virginia CollegeOne College Hill DriveBuena Vista, VA 24416Contact: Cay Drexler, Director, Academic DevelopmentFAX (540) 261-845177T (540) 261-8479


***Registration by DSS Category: Learning disabilities 40


assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

Southside Virginia CommunityCollege-Christianna109 Campus DriveAlberta, VA 23821Contact:Chuck Terrell, Counselor/InstructorPH: (804) 949-1060FAX (804) 949-7863Internetsvterrc%[email protected] Stag:Don Baker, Counselor/Instructor



1; Orthopedic/mobility 1; Learning disabilities 10;Emotional/behavioral disorders 2***

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Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, transportation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,alternative exams, study skills training, transfer assis-tance

* **Special Features:Transportation to college through local

agency on aging

Southwest Virginia Community CollegePO Box SVCCRichlands, VA 24641Contact: Doug Blevins, Coordinator, Project EPICFAX (540) 964-9307Other Stag; Mike Henry, Director, Student Support

Services; Susie Mullins, Program Counselor, StudentSupport Services





scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, off-campus housing, transportation, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, studyskills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Project EPIC recruitment/coordination

services; support meetings***


John Tyler Community College13111 Jefferson Davis HighwayChester, VA 23831Contact: Robert Tutton, Assistant Director, Student

ServicesPH: (804) 796-4165Other Staff Ethel Preston, Counselor



1; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 8;Learning disabilities 32; Mental retardation 1; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 7; Chronic illnesses/other 18


resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, adapted sports/physical education,notetakers/readers, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,study skills training, transfer assistance


Wytheville Community College1000 East Main StreetWytheville, VA 24382Contact: Kathy Havens, Director, Student Support ServicesPH: (540) 223-4751FAX (540) 223-477077-Yi (540) 223-4849Internet: [email protected]




resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training,transfer assistance



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Centralia College600 West LocustCentralia, WA 98531Contact: Kay Odegaard, Coordinator, Special NeedsPH: (360) 736-9391 ext. 320FAX: (360) 753-3404TTY (360) 736-9391 ext. 482





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


Clark College1800 East McLoughlin BoulevardVancouver, WA 98663Contact: Duane Henry, DirectorP1-1: (360) 992-2260FAX (360) 992-2879TTY (360) [email protected]




resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance



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Clover Park Technical College4500 Steilacoom Boulevard, SouthwestTacoma, WA 98499Contact: Chis Jones, Disability SpecialistPH: (206) 589-5767FAX (206) 589-560177Y (206) 589-5826 ***Enrollment: DSS 69




assistance, off-campus housing, disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, study skills training


Columbia Basin College2600 North 20th AvenuePasco, WA 99301Contact: Peggy Buchmiller, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (509) 547-0511 ext. 252FAX (509) 546-0401TTY (509) 546-0400Other Staff Joyce Oates, Director, Career Access; Stephanie

Kytola, Employment Specialist, Career Access***





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, adapted sports/physical education, learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training

***Special Features:Career Access pilot project with mentors

and funded internships in student field of study

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Everett Community College801 WetmoreEverett, WA 98201Contact: Roxanna Hansen, Coordinator, Center for

Disability ServicesPH: (206) 388-9273FAX: (206) 388-91297TY (206) 388-9109Internet: roxanna_hansen/[email protected] Staff Shelley Baird-Harris, Program Assistant




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), learningcenter lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, indepen-dent living/social skills training, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance



Green River Community College12401 SE 320thAuburn, WA 98092Contact: Karen Bruno, Educational Planner/Coordinator,

Disabled StudentsPH: (206) 833-9111 ext. 549FAX: (206) 939-5135Other Staff Mariko Akarmine, Director, Project Class;

Bateman Harris, Educational Planner, Project Class***



Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility 115;SpeecManguage disorders 117; Learning disabilities 118;Emotional/behavioral disorders 30; Head injuries 12;Chronic illnesses/other 100


resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, transportation, extra-curricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacytrifling, transfer assistance

***

Special Features: Six-week summer Russian-AmericanExchange Leadership program for students with disabili-ties; CAPE Project coordination of cooperative educa-tion, student employment, transition to work; courtreporting program coordinated with DSS services

Lake Washington Technical College11605 132nd Avenue, NortheastKirkland, WA 98034Contact:Janet Mandell, Director, Student ServicesPI-1: (206) 828-5600 ext. 511FAX (206) 828-56207T1 (206) 828-5625Other Staff Heidi Shepherd, Counselor; Bill Shecket,

Counselor ***Enrollment: DSS 211




emergency evacuation, transportation, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training

***Special Features: Student success course with emphasis on

practical skill development***


Renton Technical College3000 Northeast Fourth StreetRenton, WA 98056Contact:Jon Pozega, Vice President, Student Services/Plant

OperationsPH: (206) 235-2463FAX (206) 235-78327TY (206) 235-5811 or 2359


* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, emergency

evacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternative exams,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training



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Seattle Central Community CollegeRoom 11421701 BroadwaySeattle, WA 98122Contact: Al Souma, Coordinator, Disability Support ServicesPH: (206) 587-41697-TY (206) 587-4169





orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, vocational assessment/careercounseling, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features: LD student support group; head injury

student support group** *


Skagit Valley College2405 East College WayMt. Vernon, WA 98273Contact: Eric Anderson, Counselor, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (360) 428-1680FAX (360) 428-1612TTY (360) 428-1207Internet: [email protected] Staff Michelle Tatom, Counselor, Disabled Student

Services (Whidbey Campus)***

Enrollment: DSS 115D5S Graduation: Associate Degrees 28; Certificates 2




assistance, on-campus housing, transportation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, transfer assistance

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South Puget Sound Community College2011 Mottman Road SWOlympia, WA 98512-6292Contact: Laurie Tremblay, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH. (360) 754-7711 ext. 362FAX (360) 586-6054Other Staff Lisa Haley, Accommodations Specialist


5; Hard of hearing/deafness 7; Orthopedic/mobility 50;Learning disabilities 120; Mental retardation 15;Emotional/behavioral disorders 35; Head injuries 5;Chronic illnesses/other 45


assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/cai-eercounseling

* * *Special Features: Faculty training



South Seattle Community College6000 16th Avenue SouthwestSeattle, WA 98106Contact: Roxanne Tillman, Director, Special Student

ServicesPH: (206) 763-5137FAX (206) 763-5155TTY (206) 763-5137Internet:[email protected]


assistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, job placement



Spokane Community CollegeNorth 1810 Greene StreetSpokane, WA 99207Contact: Amy Shives, CounselorPH. (509) 533-704477T (509) 533-7482Other Staff Kellie Marie Plumber, Program Supervisor,

Learning Impaired Program***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, extracurricular activities, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative


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exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training

***Special Features: Student clubs: Disability Awareness

League; Huh? (Hands Up to Hear); winner of AACC/J.C. Penney/National Organization for Disability award,1990



Spokane Falls Community CollegeWest 3140 Fort George Wright DriveSpokane, WA 99204Contact:Ben Webinger, Counselor, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (509) 533-3543FAX: (509) 533-3225TTY (509) 533-3838Other Staff Tammie Nelson, Program Supervisor; Beth

Seely, Program Assistant***





assistance, emergency evacuation, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seekingskills training, job placement, study skills training,transfer assistance

** *Special Features: Computer center; communications

learning center; fitness center

Tacoma Community College5900 South 12th StreetTacoma, WA 98465Contact: Marie Markham, Disabilities SpecialistPH: (206) 566-5122FAX (206) 566-60117TY (206) 566-5130Other Staff:Bonnie Bennedsen, Director of Counseling;

Peggy Sargeant, Vocational Counselor***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness6; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Speech/language disorders2; Learning disabilities 10; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 5; Head injuries 3

***

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), interpreters, tapedtexts, alternative exams



Walla Walla Community College500 Tausick WayWalla Walla, WA 99362Contact: Sally Wagoner, Disabilities CoordinatorPH: (509) 527-4258FAX (509) 527-4480TTY (509) 527-4412Internet: [email protected] Staff Jane Drabek, LD Specialist; Myles Anderson,

Assessment Specialist* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, disabilityresource handbook, registration assistance, transporta-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, study skills training,transfer assistance



Wenatchee Valley College1300 5th StreetWenatchee, WA 98828Contact: Marilee Clark, Coordinator, Disability Support

ServicesPH: (509) 662-1651FAX (509) 664-2538 ***Enrollment: DSS 65




resource handbook, registration assistance, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features:Cooperative education, school-to-work,

Tech Prep programs; study skills classes***



ASHINGTONWEST VIRGIN!

Whatcom Community College237 West Kellogg RoadBellingham, WA 98226Contact: Lynn Blackwell, Coordinator, Disabled Student

ServicesPH: (360) 676-2170FAX (360) 676-2171Other Staff Anne Ziomkowski, Educational Planner/

Advisor***




assistance, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, studyskills training, transfer assistance


Yakima Valley Community CollegePO Box 1647Yakima, WA 98907-1647Contact: Mark Cornett, Coordinator, Disabled Student






scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, on-campus housing, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, transfer assistance

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WEST VIRGINIA

Bluefield State Community andTechnical College219 Rock StreetBluefield, WV 24701Contact: Kathy Epperly, Director, Student Support ServicesFAX (304) 325-7747TTY (304) 327-4098





handbook, registration assistance, counseling (personal),interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, study skills training

***Special Features: Planning for Special Education majors to

serve as tutors and mentors

Fairmont State College1201 Locust AvenueFairmont, WV 26554Contact: William Julian, Coordinator, Disabled StudentsPH: (304) 367-4208FAX (304) 366-4870TTY (304) 367-4817Other Staff.' Kerry Marbury, Coordinator, Disabled Students





assistance, on-campus housing, off-campus housing,counseling (personal), learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement

* * *Special Features:Sign language interpreters program


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Marshall University Community andTechnical College400 Hal Greer BoulevardHuntington, WV 25755Contact: Peggy Wilmink, Coordinator, Special ProjectsPH: (304) 696-3014FAX (304) 696-3013


5; Orthopedic/mobility 10; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 10; Head injuries 4


resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, notetakers/readers, tutoring (special-ized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver,independent living/social skills training, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training

***Special Features: Technology for visual impairments



Potomac State CollegeFort AvenueKeyser, WV 26726Contact: William Letrent, Director, Student Support

ServicesPH: (304) 788-6856FAX (304) 788-6848



1; Learning disabilities 15***

Support Services/Accommodations:registration assistance,on-campus housing, emergency evacuation, extracur-ricular activities, adapted sports/physical education,counseling (personal), learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling

***Special Features: Student Support Services project


Southern West Virginia Community andTechnical CollegePO Box 2900Dempsey Branch RoadMt. Gay, WV 25637Contact: Sherry Dempsey, Program Manager, Disabled

Student Services

PH. (304) 792-7040FAX (304) 792-7046TTY (304) 792-7054 ***Enrollment: DSS 40DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 8; Certificates 1




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), learning center lab, inter-preters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,job placement, study skills training

West Virginia Northern Community College1704 Market StreetWheeling, WV 26003Contact: Robert Wycherley, Director, Career and Special

ServicesPH: (304) 233-5900 ext. 4268FAX (304) 232-0965 ***Enrollment: DSS 129DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 5; Certificates 1




orientation, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, course substitu-tion/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling,job-seeking skills training

West Virginia State Community andTechnical CollegeCampus Box 178PO Box 1000Institute, WV 25112Contact: Kellie Dunlap, Counselor, Disability ServicesPH. (304) 766-3014FAX (304) 766-4158TTY (304) 766-3014



15; Hard of hearing/deafness 15; Orthopedic/mobility

1 6 75; Learning disabilities 35; Mental retardation 2;


EST VIRGINIAWISCONSIN

Emotional/behavioral disorders 8; Head injuries 4;Chronic illnesses/other 25


assistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams,course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance


West Virginia University at ParkersburgRoute 5, Box 167-AParkersburg, WV 26101-9577Contact: Connie Cad le, Instructor/Reading SpecialistPH: (304) 424-8000FAX: (304) 424-8315Other Stag; Janet Ogilvie, Disabilities Counselor





resource handbook, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: LD testing/diagnosis/referral; theater

productions encouraged for DSS students***


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WISCONSIN

Blackhawk Technical College6004 Prairie AvenuePO Box 5009Janesville, WI 53547Contact: Christine Flottum, Special Populations Project

ManagerPH. (608) 757-7796FAX: (608) 757-9409TTY (608) 757-7681





orientation, registration assistance, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assessment/career counseling, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Pre-college summer school study skills

workshop; co-op programs with district high schools***


Fox Valley Technical College1825 North Bluemound DrivePO Box 2277Appleton, WI 54913-2277Contact: Shary Schwabenlender, Special Needs CoordinatorPH. (414) 735-5679FAX: (414) 735-2582TTY (414) 735-5679Other StaffiJacki Ronson, Special Needs Instructor; Patt

Van Groll, Special Needs Instructor***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness 6;Hard of hearing/deafness 11; Orthopedic/mobility 20;Speech/language disorders 4; Learning disabilities 133;Mental retardation 33; Emotional/behavioral disorders 17;Head injuries 10; Chronic illnesses/other 75


assistance, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternative exams, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training

**Special Features:Multi-Occupational Aide (MOA) program

with Holiday Inn specializing in hands-on training***



ISCONSIN

Gateway Technical College-Kenosha3520 30th AvenueKenosha, WI 53144-1690Contact:Jo Bailey, Learning Skills SpecialistPH: (414) 656-6960FAX (414) 656-7209TTY (414) 656-8931Other Staff Mary Hawkins, Instructional Support; Kathy

Peterson, Instructional Support***


***Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness 46;



scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: ABLE support group; Nurses Aide-

Supportive class in place for 8 years

Gateway Technical College-Racine1001 South Main StreetRacine, WI 53403Contact: Helen Suda, Coordinator, Disability ServicesPH: (414) 631-7337FAX (414) 631-1044TTY (414) 631-1007Other Staff Mary Mair, Hearing Impaired Specialist; Louise

Koster, Transition Specialist***

Enrollment: DSS 1,413DSS Graduation: Associate Degrees 180; Certificates 12

***Registration by DSS Category:Visual impairment/blindness 31;

Hard of hearing/deafness 25; Orthopedic/mobility 187;Speech/language disorders 12; Learning disabilities 522;

Mental retardation 16; Emotional/behavioral disorders 237;Head injuries 47; Chronic illnesses/other 345


scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricularactivities, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

***

Special Features:Networking with community agencies andfaculty/staff

Lakeshore Technical College1209 North AvenueCleveland, WI 53015Contact: Tom.Hilke, Director, Student ServicesPH: (414) 458-4183FAX (414) 457-6211TTY (414) 693-8956Other Staff Don Giger, Special Needs Instructor; Vicki

Wiese, Special Needs Instructor***


Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, study skills training, self-advocacy training



Madison Area Technical College3550 Anderson StreetMadison, WI 53704-2599Contact: Richard Harris, Disabled Student Services

ManagerPH: (608) 246-6045Other Staff Pam Chrostowski-Wright, Transition Facilitator




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance

* * *Special Features:Textbooks taped by inmates at Wisconsin

Correctional Institute* * *


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Moraine Park Technical College235 North National AvenueFond du Lac, WI 54936-1940Contact: Bonnie Bauer, Transition SpecialistPH: (414) 335-5741FAX (414) 335-57087TY (414) 929-2109Other Staff; Craig Finley, Manager, Support Services/

Hearing Impaired* * *

Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, specialorientation, registration assistance, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, self-advocacy training, transfer assistance

**Special Features: Summer Student Success course featuring

study skills, self-advocacy training***


Nicolet Area Technical College-Rhinelander CampusLRC-ILCPO Box 518Rhinelander, WI 54501Contact: Bob Steber, Special Needs InstructorPH: (715) 365-4426FAX (715) 365-440477X (715) 365-4515Other Staff Deborah Rezae; Sandy Jenkins





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, jobplacement, study skills training, self-advocacy training,transfer assistance

* * *Special Features: LD assessment for adult students; emphasis

on empowerment, accommodations, evaluation, training

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Northcentral Technical College1000 Campus DriveWausau, WI 54401Contact:Joe Mielczarek, Counselor, Center for Students

with DisabilitiesPII: (715) 675-3331 ext. 4087FAX (715) 675-9776TTY (715) 675-6341Internet:[email protected]



scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, independent living/social skills training, voca-tional assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skillstraining, job placement, study skills training, self-advocacy training

* * *Special Features:Computer/secretarial labs outfitted with

assistive technology, staffed by specialists; TechnologyLoan Center; rehabilitation program for blind/ visuallyimpaired


Northeast Wisconsin Technical CollegePO Box 190422740 West Mason StreetGreen Bay, WI 54307-9042Contact:Jerome Miller, Special Services CounselorPH. (414) 498-5470FAX (414) 498-6260TTY (414) 498-5470Other Staff Julie Pullin, LD Instructor; Sue Ellen Whitney,

Interpreter***




orientation, registration assistance, emergency evacua-tion, counseling (personal), disability-specific assess-ment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***


ISCONSIN

Specthl Features:Technology Loan Center***


University of Wisconsin Center-Marinette750 West Bay Shore StreetMarinette, WI 54143Contact: Beth Warner, Coordinator, Student ServicesPI-I. (715) 735-4301FAX (715) 735-4307TTY (715) 735-4304Internet:[email protected]



***Support Services/Accommodations:disability resource

handbook, registration assistance, extracurricularactivities, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, study skills training,transfer assistance



University of Wisconsin Center-Rock2909 Kellogg AvenueJamesville, WI 53546Contact: Greg Smith, Director, Student ServicesPH: (608) 758-6523FAX (608) 758-6564TTY (608) 758-6523


learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, study skills training, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Academic Skills Center including group

tutoring* * *


Western Wisconsin Technical College304 North 6th StreetLaCrosse, WI 54601Contact: Kristina Puent, Instructional Support SpecialistPI-I: (608) 785-9875FAX (608) 789-6206TTY (608) 785-9551Internet:[email protected] Staff Erin McCoy, Lead Interpreter; Ed Mathwig,

Supervisor, Counseling and Support Services***


Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness7; Hard of hearing/deafness 7; Orthopedic/mobility 17;Learning disabilities 58; Mental retardation 2; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 5; Chronic illnesses/other 22


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, counseling (personal), learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job placement, study skillstraining

* * *Special Features: Technology Loan Center; Center for

Independent Living* * *


Wisconsin lndianhead Technical College505 Pine Ridge DriveShell Lake, WI 54871Contact: Mimi Crandall, Dean, Educational ServicesPH: (715) 468-2815FAX (715) 468-2819Other Staff Pat Peters, Special Needs Staff; Cindy Hanson,

Special Needs Staff



45; Hard of hearing/deafness 24; Orthopedic/mobility102; Speech/language disorders 5; Learning disabilities277; Mental retardation 8; Emotional/behavioraldisorders 25; Chronic illnesses/other 150


orientation, counseling (personal), disability-specificassessment, learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specialized LD), alterna-tive exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills trthning

***

* **Special Features: Transitioning/orientation program; follow-

up with dropout students

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WYOMING

Casper CollegeAD 114C125 College DriveCasper, WY 82601Contact: Teresa Wallace, Coordinator, Vocational SpectrumPH: (307) 268-2200FAX: (307) 268-2444Internet: [email protected] Stall; Kim Byrd, Individualized Learning Program

Specialist; Fred Feth, ADA Coordinator***

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness3; Hard of hearing/deafness 8; Orthopedic/mobility 6;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 42;Emotional/behavioral disorders 3; Head injuries 3;Chronic illnesses/other 4


scholarships, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), disability-specific assessment, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training

* * *Special Features: Transition planning with high schools



Eastern Wyoming College3200 West C StreetTorrington, WY 82240Contact: Lynnea Bartlett, ADA Coordinator/Director,

PersonnelPH. (307) 532-8304FAX: (307) 532-8229Internet: [email protected] Staff; Marilyn Cotant, Assistant Dean of Students

***Registration by DSS Category: Orthopedic/mobility 3;

Learning disabilities 10; Mental retardation 1; Emo-tional/behavioral disorders 2; Chronic illnesses/other 2


on-campus housing, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, interpreters,notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring (specializedLD), alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance

***Special Features: Student Retention Program for students

with anorexia, LD, emotional disorders***


Laramie County Community College1400 East College DriveCheyenne, WY 82009Contact: Patricia Pratz, Coordinator, Learning Assistance

Resource CenterPH: (307) 778-1262FAX: (307) 778-134477K (307) 778-1266Internet:[email protected]


scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,registration assistance, on-campus housing, emergencyevacuation, extracurricular activities, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, course substitution/waiver, vocationalassessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training,study skills training, self-advocacy training

***Special Features: Dealing with Disabilities class; co-op

assistance; Unbound Club***


Northern Wyoming Community CollegeDistrid-SheridanPO Box 15003059 Coffeen AvenueSheridan, WY 82801Contact:Norma Campbell, Director, Advising and TestingP1-f. (307) 674-6446 ext. 6148FAX: (307) 674-720577T (307) 674-6446 ext. 0Internet:[email protected] Staff Jerry Gentzler, Advisor and Disability Coordina-

tor; Jackie McFarland, Advisor and Disability Coordina-tor, Outreach





resource handbook, registration assistance, on-campushousing, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counsel-ing, job-seeking skills training, study skills training,transfer assistance

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YOMINGPuERTO RICO

Northwest College231 West 6th StreetPowell, WY 82435Contact: Lyn Pizor, Director, Learning Skills CenterPH: (307) 754-6695FAX (307) 754-6700Internet: [email protected] Staff Sue Omar, Reading Specialist




assistance, on-campus housing, counseling (personal),learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts,tutoring (specialized LD), alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, study skills training, transferassistance



Western Wyoming Community CollegeSection B, Box 601PO Box 428Rock Springs, WY 82902-0428Contact: Marty Kelsy, Director, Student Development

CenterPH. (307) 3821600FAX (307) 382-7665TTY 1 (800) 877-9965Other Staff David Gutierrez, Director, Developmental

Studies***


***Registration by D5S Category: Visual impairment/blindness


* * *Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, on-campus

housing, emergency evacuation, counseling (personal),learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, vocational assessment/career counseling, transfer assistance

PUERTO RICO

Inter American University of Puerto RicoPO Box 191293San Juan, PR 00919-1293Contact:Jose Rodriguez Franco, Guidance CounselorPH: (809) 250-1912FAX (809) 764-6963Other Staff Zoraida Santiago, Guidance Counselor


28; Hard of hearing/deafness 5; Orthopedic/mobility 75;Speech/language disorders 17; Learning disabilities 21;Emotional/behavioral disorders 27; Chronic illnesses/other477


orientation, counseling (personal), interpreters,notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), SocialSecurity tuition waiver

* * *Special Features: Tutoring services linked to faculty



Inter American University of Puerto Rico-AguadillaBox 20000Aguadilla, PR 00605Contact: Dary Acevedo Gonzalez, CounselorPH: (809) 891-0925 ext. 2117FAX (809) 882-3020


21; Hard of hearing/deafness 19; Orthopedic/mobility20; Speech/language disorders 12; Mental retardation 1;Emotional/behavioral disorders 10; Chronic illnesses/other 5

* **Support Services/Accommodations: DSS office, special

orientation, registration assistance, counseling (per-sonal), interpreters, notetakers/readers, alternativeexams, vocational assessment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement, study skillstraining



Inter American University of Puerto Rico-AreciboPO Box 4050Arecibo, PR 00614-4050Contact: Zoraida Montes, CounselorPH. (809) 878-5475

***


PUERTO RICO

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness3; Hard of hearing/deafness 2; Orthopedic/mobility 8;Learning disabilities 1; Emotional/behavioral disorders 1

* **Support Services/Accommodations: disability resource

handbook, counseling (personal), taped texts, vocationalassessment/career counseling

***Special Features: Pre-college summer program; broad

tutoring program in basic skills***


Inter American University of Puerto Rico-BarranquitasBox 517Barranquitas, PR 00794Contact:Jose Ortiz Zayas, Planning DirectorPH: (809) 857-3600FAX (809) 857-2244




registration assistance, extracurricular activities, counsel-ing (personal), disability-specific assessment, tutoring(specialized LD), job placement

***Special Features: Pre-college summer program; financial aid;

facilities for DSS students***


Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon CampusRoad 174 Km. 2.2Industrial Minillas ParkBayamon, PR 00959Contact: Alma Martinez, Coordinator, Student Support

ServicesPH: (809) 780-4040FAX (809) 740-4020




orientation, job placement***


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Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Fajardo CampusCall Box 70003Fajardo, PR 00738-0003Contact: Elba Encarnacion, Director, Planning, Evaluation

and DevelopmentPH. (809) 863-2390 ext. 2312FAX (809) 860-3470

* * *Registration by DSS Category: Orthopedic/mobility 2;

Chronic illnesses/other 1* * *

Support Services/Accommodations:Counseling (personal),vocational assessment/career counseling, study skillstraining



Inter American University of Puerto Rico-GuayamaCall Box 10004Guayama, PR 00785Contact: Nitza Torres-Sanchez, Director, Planning,

Evaluation and DevelopmentFAX (809) 864-823277T (809) 864-2222


assistance, extracurricular activities, counseling (per-sonal), course substitution/waiver



Inter American University of Puerto Rico-PonceRoad 1, Bo SabanetasMercedita, PR 00715-2201Contact: Yolanda Rentas Rodriguez, CounselorPH: (809) 284-1912 ext. 2137FAX (809) 841-0103



25; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 19;Speech/language disorders 1; Learning disabilities 2;Other 25


scholarships, disability resource handbook, counseling(personal), learning center lab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, tutoring (specialized LD), job placement

***Specthl Features:Exceptional Leaders Organization



PuERTO RICOCANAD

Inter American University of Puerto Rico-San GermanSan German, PR 00683Contact: Ramonita Pabon, Vocational Rehabilitation

CounselorOther Staff.: Vilma Matos, Professional Counselor





resource handbook, special orientation, registrationassistance, on-campus housing, emergency evacuation,counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, alternativeexams, course substitution/waiver, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training


University of Puerto RicoCall Box 4010 Cuta StationArecibo, PR 00613-4010Contact: Jeannette Pe'rez, Director, Student Support

ProgramP1-i: (787) 878-2730 ext. 3073FAX: (787) 880-49727TY (787) 879-8534Other Staff Enid Velez, Rehabilitation Counselor; Elba

Guzman, Rehabilitation Counselor***




orientation, registration assistance, off-campus housing,extracurricular activities, counseling (personal), disabil-ity-specific assessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers, alternative exams, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining


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CANADA

Canadore CollegePO Box 5001North Bay, Ontario, CN P1B 8K9Contact:Dawson Pratt, Coordinator/CounselorPH: (705) 474-7600FAX (705) 474-2384TTY (705) 495-2862Internet: [email protected] Staff Shirley Renaud, Technician; Doug Nielsen,

Technician***




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, on-campushousing, off-campus housing, emergency evacuation,transportation, extracurricular activities, adapted sports/physical education, counseling (personal), disability-specific assessment, learning center lab, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring, alternative exams, coursesubstitution/waiver, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, job placement,study skills training, self-advocacy training, transferassistance


Capilano College2055 Purcell WayNorth Vancouver, British Columbia, CN V7J 3H5Contact:Jolene Bordenwick, CoordinatorPH: (604) 983-7527FAX (604) 926-2701Other Staff Lucas Foss, Advisor; Daniel Frankel,

Coordinator Counselor***




scholarships, DSS office, disability resource handbook,special orientation, registration assistance, emergencyevacuation, counseling (personal), learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, independent living/


CANAD

social skills training, vocational assessment/careercounseling, job-seeking skills training, study skillstraining, transfer assistance


George Brown CollegePO Box 1015Station BToronto, Ontario, CN MST 2T9Contact: Ellen Capon-Ramkissoon, Information OfficerPH: (416) 867-2622FAX: (416) 867-2222Other Stall: Barbara Revill, Coordinator; Joan McKay,

Chairperson** *

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness35; Orthopedic/mobility 33; Learning disabilities 333;Emotional/behavioral disorders 16; Head injuries 16;Chronic illnesses/other 168


resource handbook, registration assistance, disability-specific assessment, notetakers/readers, taped texts,alternative exams, study skills training, self-advocacytraining

* * *Special Features: Extended program fee policy: students

taking reduced course loads do not have to pay addi-tional fees for extra time spent to complete a program,



Grant MacEwan Community CollegeBox 1796Edmonton, Alberta, CN T5J 4S2Contact: Abigail Parrish-Craig, Counselor, Services to

Students with DisabilitiesPH: (403) 497-5811FAX (403) 497-5001Internet: [email protected]




***Support Servkes/Accommodations: Disability-specific

scholarships, DSS office, special orientation, registrationassistance, emergency evacuation, extracurricular activi-ties, adapted sports/physical education, counseling(personal), disability-specific assessment, learning centerlab, interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring

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Langara College100 West 49th AvenueVancouver, British Columbia, CN V5Y 2Z6Contact: Wendy Keenlyside, Coordinator, Disabled StudentsPH: (604) 323-5635FAX (604) 323-5600TTY (604) 323-5635Other Stall; Fraser Archibald, Special Need Counselor;

Patsy McWilliams, Student Services Assistant***

Registration by DS5 Category: Visual impairment/blindness3; Hard of hearing/deafness 3; Orthopedic/mobility 23;Learning disabilities 37; Emotional/behavioral disorders1; Head injuries 2; Chronic illnesses/other 4


emergency evacuation, extracurricular activities,counseling (personal), interpreters, notetakers/readers,taped texts, alternative exams, job-seeking skills training,study skills training



St. Clair College-Thames Campus1001 Grand Avenue WestChatlam, Ontario, CN N7M 5W4Contact: Andrea Main, CounselorPH: (519) 354-9100FAX: (519) 354-5496TTY (519) 354-5723Internet: [email protected]


scholarships, DSS office, registration assistance, emer-gency evacuation, transportation, counseling (personal),disability-specific assessment, learning center lab,interpreters, notetakers/readers, taped texts, tutoring(specialized LD), alternative exams, vocational assess-ment/career counseling, job-seeking skills training



Vancouver Community College-City Center250 West Pender StreetVancouver, British Columbia, CN V6B 159Contact: Wayne Avery, Coordinator, Services for Students

with DisabilitiesPH: (604) 443-8449FAX: (604) 443-84587TY (604) 443-8323Internet: [email protected] Staff; Ron Kee, Transition Counselor; Dolores

Callaghan, Student Services Assistant** *

Enrollment: DSS 300 ***17i;


CANAD

Registration by DSS Category: Visual impairment/blindness5; Hard of hearing/deafness 65; Orthopedic/mobility110; Learning disabilities 155; Mental retardation 405;Emotional/behavioral disorders 95; Chronic illnesses/other 85


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4 12

George Corley Wallace Community College

Jefferson State Community College

John C Calhoun State Community College 1-6-i-2,- 62 1-1- 132 91--I1--rn I

5 33

Macarthur State Technical College 1-1-1--n-f--E111

32

Northeast Alabama State Community College 1------F-EF-E-M-1--Shelton State Community College 1 1 I 2

Snead State Community College 11--EI-1--E-1--1-1-1-I-rn

Southern Union State Community College 1 1 1 2 1-----1-27-11---r-iAlaska

'11-7-5-147-1---rn) 1---n(7- '1771-277University of Alaska Anchorage

Arizona2 3

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Central Arizona College

Cochise College 2 3 17

Coconino Community College 7 3 10 1--1-27-10 175-FI003 1-2 -1144 1-2-1-98 M 3950 1748 -1 64

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Mesa Community College 10 1 75 r---TST- 20 400

Mohave County Community College 1 1--70 1.-- 3 1 2

1-5 -1-2 -rnNorthland Pioneer College

Paradise Valley Community College 23 II----- 73

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Phoenix College 1----1- 725 n0Pima County Community College 1-5R.- 11 104 49

49 I-7-'1-g- 7Pima County Community College - East

Rio Salado College ! 38 1--71-1 520

South Mountain Community College 1-1------ 2

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Yavapai College I 45 I-175 -1 10 10

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Cossatot Technical College

Garland County Community College 3 32

GateWay Technical College

Mid-South Community College

Mississippi County Community College

North Arkansas Community College

Northwest Arkansas Community College

CaliforniaAllan Hancock College 6 1----- 30

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Cerritos Community College

Citrus College 37 70

103 rn4City College of San Francisco 142 I 333 I 231

650Coastline Community College

College of Alameda 32 48 I 41

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College of the Desert 8 1-718 -173 11 96 6

College of the Redwoods 1-711--47-1777 3 365 55 82 69 217

College of the Sequoias 22 18 122 161 28 22 35

Columbia College 2 118 76 20 8 27

Cosumnes River College 9 9 47 1 178 22 21 25

Cuesta College 12 18 74 8 47 91

Cuyamaca College 7 8 j 23 127

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East Los Angeles College Fir-i--7F-- 64 1 106 F. 38

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Fullerton College 28 24 75 26 168 29 44

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Las Positas Community College 3 -6-1-713/ 117

Long Beach City College 25 43 235 42 73 275

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Los Angeles Southwest College j 2 3 56 28 13 19 I 1 30

Los Angeles Trade Technical College 6 39 54J

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Los Angeles Valley College 28 28 257 10 48 133 57 216

Los Medanos College 9 9 84 107 7 19 16 70

MiraCosta College 3 8 29 2 67 49 26

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Modesto Junior College 1 20 30 122 178 j 82 50 49 80

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Palomar College 35 40 250 25 1-2-67-FE13-50Rancho Santiago College 32 69 209 53 220 33 35 56 48

Riverside Community College 55 170 304 I 203 97 24 157

Saddleback College 1-75-1-76-'Fiii, 4 393 34 78

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San Diego Miramar College 3 9 E15 108 r4San Francisco College of Mortuary Science I-1 E-1-7-1-1San Joaquin Delta College 36 F.-4T- 262 8 FEE- 294Santa Barbara City College 1-7-1-1-3 110 1 317 4 79 19 106

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Morton College

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Waubonsee Community College 32 26 32 4

William Rainey Harper College RERIEWIllill 158 5 49

IndianaIvy Tech State College 5 10 95 10 5 15 '

Ivy Tech State College - East Central 8 13 1 6 2 2

Ivy Tech State College - Kokomo 7 26 1 1 3 17

Ivy Tech State College - Lafayette 5 7 8 1 11 '

Ivy Tech State College - Northwest 41 1

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Vincennes University

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Hawkeye Community College

Iowa Central Community College 24

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Iowa Valley Community College District J3

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Iowa Western Community College 3 18 8 40 6

North Iowa Area Community College1

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Northwest Iowa Community College

Scott Community College 54

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Waldorf College

KansasCloud County Community College

Coffeyville Community College4

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Colby Community College 1 1 1 10

Cowley County Community College 1 2 4

Donnelly College 1 2 1

Fort Scott Community College 2

Neosho County Community College

Pratt Community College 11-7-1-1E-14

II .1-1M-7Seward County Community College

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Hazard Community College E2 -1-1-1 1 4

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Prestonsburg Community College 2 7

Western Kentucky University4

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Louisiana I-- 4 1-- 7 1 10

Louisiana State University - Alexandria

Louisiana State University - Eunice4

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42 1 4 1 iIrniYork County Technical College 1--1-- 1 4

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Baltimore City Community College 2 6 J1113111111111111110111.11113 92

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35Carroll Community College

Catonsville Community College 53 64 46 190

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Essex Community College 9 1 8 1 22 125

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Frederick Community College 3 8 5

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Garrett Community Colleg

Harford Community College 7 1 1 3

Howard Community College3

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Montgomery College J4 85 134

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Bristol Community College 6 9J

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Holyoke Community College 7 21 38 5 120 4 12 8 50

Massasoit Community College 15 50 216 5 7 8

Middlesex Community College 20 20 59 330 7 44 '

Mount Wachusett Community College 8 9 50 43 5 78 .

North Shore Community College 9 4 14 2 52 9

Michigan ril-F- 29 3Bay de Noc Community College

Delta College 3 4 27 2 67 2 19 11 21 '

Glen Oaks Community College3

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Henry Ford Community College3

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Kellogg Community College

Lansing Community College

Macomb Community College Center

Mid Michigan Community College

Mott Community College3

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Oakland Community College - Highland Lakes

Oakland Community College - Royal Oak

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Central Lakes College - Staples

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Ocean County College 2 12 214 25 5 8

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Union County College 2 2 12 76

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Western Wyoming Community College

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SPECIAL

FEATURES

INDEX

This index lists specific noteworthy disability support services oraccommodations drawn from community college staff responses to anational survey. It is not intended to be a complete index to all services or

accommodations at all institutions.

Adapted physical educationBakersfield College, CACollege of Marin, CACollege of San Mateo, CAGrossmont College, CAIrvine Valley College, CAMorton College, ILRichland College, TXSan Diego Mesa College, CA

Adaptive computer technology (see alsotech centers)

Bakersfield College, CABergen Community College, NJCollege of Alameda, CADaytona Beach Community College, FLErie Community College-South Campus, NYFullerton College, CAGalveston College, TXKansas City-Kansas Community College, KSKaskaskia College, ILLansing Community College, MIMacomb Community College-Center Campus,Maple Woods Community College, MOMarshall University Community and Technical

WIMira Costa College, CAMonterey Peninsula College, CAMount Wachusett Community College, MAMt Hood Community College, ORMt San Antonio Community College, CANew Mexico State University-Alamagordo, NMNew York City Technical College, NYNorth Shore Community College, MANorthcentral Technical College, WIOklahoma City Community College, OKOtero Junior College, COPalomar College, CAPensacola Junior College, FLRancho Santiago College, CARedlands Community College, OKRio Hondo College, CARochester Community College, MNSacramento City College, CASpokane Falls Community College, WAFlorence-Darlington Technical College, SCFresno City College, CAHolyoke Community College, MANorth Harris College, TX

High

MI

College,

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Alcohol/substance abuse programsLeeward Community College, HI

American Sign Language programsCentral Piedmont Community College, NCCollege of Southern Idaho, IDFairmont State College, WVItawamba Community College, MSNorthern Essex Community College, MASanta Fe Community College, NM

AnorexiaEastern Wyoming College, WY

Arts/Music (see also Theater arts)South Plains College, TXSouthern Union State Community College, AL

AssessmentArapahoe Community College, COBelleville Area College, ILBlue Mountain Community College, ORBroome Community College, NYBrunswick College, GACentral Florida Community College, FLCentral Ohio Technical College, OHChemeketa Community College, ORCommunity College of Beaver County, PACommunity College of Philadelphia, PAGreenville Technical College, PAMetropolitan Community College, NEMoraine Valley Community College, ILNicolet Area Technical College, WISouth Plains College-Lubbock Campus, TXWest Virginia University-Parkersburg, WV

Athletics (see Adaptive physical education;Fitness/Athletics)

Attention deficit disorderLandmark College, VT

Bilingual servicesSanta Fe Community College, NM

Blind (see Vision impairment services)

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Business partnershipsFresno City College, CAWaubonsee Community College, IL

Care providersStone Child College, MT

Career centerCopiah-Lincoln Community College, MS

Child careGalveston College, TXSuffolk County Community College, NY

Closed circuit TVAmarillo College, TXCape Cod Community College, MACentral Lakes College-Brainerd Tech Campus, MNClark State Community College, OHColumbia-Greene Community College, NYDanville Area Community College, ILDe Kalb Technical Institute, GADelaware Technical-Community College-Stanton, DEEl Centro College, TXFlorence-Darlington Technical College, SCGreen River Community College, WAGreenville Technical College, SCHawkeye Community College, IAHighland Community College, ILIllinois Central College, ILIowa Central Community College, IAJefferson College, MOJohnson County Community College, KSKalamazoo Valley Community College-Texas Township

Campus, MIKansas City-Kansas Community College, KSLakewood Community College, MNLamar University-Orange, TXLane Community College, ORLaramie County Community College, WYLaredo Community College, TXLee College, TXLorain County Community College, OHMadison Area Technical College, WIMaple Woods Community College, MOMcLennan Community College, TXMidlands Technical College, SCMt Hood Community College, ORMuskegon Community College, MINew York City Technical College, NMNormandale Community College, MNNorthampton County Area Community College, PANew Mexico State University-Alamagordo, NMNew Mexico State University-Dona Ana, NMNorthcentral Technical College, WI

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Northwestern Connecticut Community-TechnicalCollege, CT

Norwalk Community-Technical College, CTPenn Valley Community College, MOSan Juan College, NMSouth Central Technical College, MNSt Clair County Community College, MNUnion County College, NJUniversity of New Mexico-Valencia Campus, NMVictoria College, TX

Clubs (see Student support groups/clubs)

College nightsCollege of Du Page, ILNiagara County Community College, NY

Community volunteer programIowa Western Community College, IA

Community services/outreachCalhoun State Community College, ALDanville Community College, VAGateway Technical College-Racine, WILamar Community College, CO

Computer centers/labs (see Adaptive computerlabs; High tech centers)

Continuing educationHillsborough Community College, FL

Cooperative educationBlackhawk Technical College, WIBristol Community College, MACollege of Du Page, ILCuyahoga Community College-Western, OHGreen River Community College, WAGreenville Technical College, PALakeland Community College, OHMalcolm X College, ILManatee Community College, FLNew Mexico Junior College, NMPeirce College, PAState Technical Institute at Memphis, TNSurry Community College, NCUniversity of New Mexico-Valencia Campus, NMUniversity of North Dakota-Williston, NDWenatchee Valley College, WA

Counseling (see also Job placement/careercounseling)

Redlands Community College, OK

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Court reportingGreen River Community College, WA

Crisis interventionEastfield College, TX

Deaf (see American Sign Language programs;Hearing impairment services)

Developmental disabilities supportCollege of Alameda, CAEastern New Mexico University-Roswell, NMLuna Vocational Technical Institute, NM

Developmental learning programsLake Michigan Community College, MI

Disability awareness daysLake-Sumter Community College, FLNorthern Virginia Community College, VA

Distance learningDarton College, GAHinds Community College, MSHouston Community College System, TXWaubonsee Community College, IL

Emotional disordersEastern Wyoming College, WY

English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL) programsAbraham Baldwin Agriculture College, GASt Philip's College, TXState Technical Institute at Memphis, TNWilliam Rainey Harper College, IL

Escort servicesSan Jacinto College District, TX

Faculty guides (see Handbooks (faculty))

Faculty/staff developmentBaltimore City Community College, MDBeaufort County Community College, NCCentral Virginia Community College, VAFlathead Valley Community College, MTGateway Technical College-Racine, WIHawkeye Community College, IAHolyoke Community College, MANorth Harris College, TXPiedmont Virginia Community College, VARockland Community College, NYSchenectady County Community College, NYSouth Puget Sound Community College, WASUNY College of Technology at Delhi, NY


Faculty support teamSinclair Community College, OH

Financial assistanceBelleville Area College, ILCuesta College, CAEastfield College, TXGalveston College, TXGeorge Brown College, CanadaInter American University of Puerto Rico-Barranquitas,

PRLorain County Community College, OHLuna Vocational Technical Institute, NMWilliamsburg Technical College, SC

Fitness/athleticsBergen Community College, NJCollege of the Sequoias, CAGlendale Community College, CAMater Dei College, NYSanta Fe Community College, NMSouthern Union State Community College, ALSpokane Falls Community College, WA

FM assisted listeningAsnuntuck Community-Technical College, CTBergen Community College, NJCasper College, WYCentral Lakes College-Brainerd Tech Campus, MNCentral Piedmont Community College, NCCentralia College, WAColumbus State Community College, OHEastern New Mexico University-Roswell, NMEdison Community College, FLFlathead Valley Community College, MTMesa College, AZMetropolitan Community College, NENorth Harris College, TXNorthcentral Technical College, WINortheast Wisconsin Technical College, WINorthern Essex Community College, MAOakton Community College, ILPima County Community College, AZShelby State Community College, TNSinclair Community College, OHSkagit Valley Community College, WASouthwestern Community College, NCSpokane Falls Community College, WASurry Community College, NCWilson Technical Community College, NC

Guided study programEl Paso Community College, TX

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Handbooks (faculty)Calhoun State Community College, ALCentral Virginia Community College, VAColorado Northwestern Community College-Craig

Campus, CODaytona Beach Community College, FLHawkeye Community College, IAKellogg Community College, MI

Head injury programsEssex Community College, MDLongview Community College, MORichland College, TXSeattle Central Community College, WA

Hearing impairment servicesAbraham Baldwin Agriculture College, GABergen Community College, NJChemeketa Community College, ORColumbus State Community College, OHCypress College, CADelaware Technical and Community College, DEEl Camino College, CAGolden West College, CAJohnson County Community College, KSMeridian Community College, MSMiami-Dade Community College-North, FLNorthern Essex Community College, MANorthwestern Connecticut Community-Technical

College, CTSt Petersburg Junior College, FLSt Philip's College, TXState Technical Institute at Memphis, TNTexas State Technical College-Waco, TXWilliam Rainey Harper College, IL

High school outreachAsnuntuck Community-Technical College, CTBlackhawk Technical College, WICasper College, WYDarton College, GADes Moines Area Community College, IAFlathead Valley Community College, MTMalcolm X College, ILNorwalk Community-Technical College, CTOcean County College, NJPellissippi State Technical Community College, TNSan Juan College, NM

High tech centersArapahoe Community College, COCollege of San Mateo, CACollege of the Desert, CACollege of the Redwoods, CACollege of the Sequoias, CAColumbia College, CA

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Consumnes River College, CACuesta College, CAEl Camino College, CAFresno City College, CAFullerton College, CAGavilan Community College, CAGlendale Community College, CAGolden West College, CALas Positas Community College, CAModesto Junior College, CARiverside Community College, CAWest Valley College, CA

Homebound programsQueensborough Community College, NY

Independent living programsMiddlesex Community College, MAWestern Wisconsin Technical College, WI

Interlibrary loan resource diskCentral Virginia Community College, VA

International programs (see also Study abroad)St Philip's College, TXTompkins-Cortland Community College, NY

InternshipsColumbia Basin College, WAFashion Institute of Technology, NYIowa Western Community College, IAJohn A. Logan College, ILMcLennan Community College, TXNorth Dakota State College of Science, NDSchenectady County Community College, NY

Interpreters (see American Sign Languageprograms; Hearing impairment services;Trilingual interpreting)

Job placement/career counseling (see Transitionprograms (career))

Job placement successEl Centro College, TX

Job shadowingLeeward Community College, HIJohn A Logan College, IL

Job Training Partnership Act programsOgeechee Technical Institute, GA

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Learning centersCoffeyville Community College, KSCopiah-Lincoln Community College, MSEastern Maine Technical College, MEMiami-Dade Community College-North, FLMississippi Gulf Coast Community College, MSNorth Dakota State College of Science, NDSpokane Falls Community College, WA

Learning communitiesMacomb Community College-Center Campus, MI

Learning disabilities supportAbraham Baldwin Agriculture College, GABaltimore City Community College, MDBelleville Area College, ILBrookdale Community College, NJBrunswick College, GACentral Florida Community College, FLCentral Maine Technical College, MECollege of Alameda, CACollege of the Desert, CACommunity College of Allegheny County, PACommunity College of Philadelphia, PACorning Community College, NYCuesta College, CACumberland County College, NJCuyahoga Community College-Western, OHEast Los Angeles College, CAEastern Wyoming College, WYEl Camino College, CAFashion Institute of Technology, NYFinger Lakes Community College, NYGavilan Community College, CAGreenville Technical College, SCGrossmont College, CAHillsborough Community College, FLIowa Valley Community College District, IAJohnson County Community College, KSLakewood Community College, MNLandmark College, VTLansing Community College, MILongview Community College, MOMontgomery College, MDMt Hood Community College, ORNew York City Technical College, NYNicolet Area Technical College, WIOgeechee Technical Institute, GAOnondaga Community College, NYParkland College, ILPiedmont Virginia Community College, VARockland Community College, NYSanta Fe Community College, NMSchoolcraft College, MISeattle Central Community College, WASt Louis Community College-Florissant Valley, MO 198


St Philip's College, TXStanly Community College, NCTrident Technical College, SCUniversity of New Mexico-Valencia Campus, NMVincennes University, INWaldorf College, IAWest Shore Community College, MIWilliam Rainey Harper College, IL

Learning style inventoriesOtero Junior College, CO

MediationCentral Community College, NE

Mental health services/task forceColumbia-Greene Community College, NYPrestonsburg Community College, KY

Mental retardationCommunity College of Allegheny County, PA

Mentoring programsBluefield State Community and Technical College, WVBramson ORT Technical Institute, NYColumbia Basin College, WADarton College, GAFrederick Community College, MDHolyoke Community College, MAJohn A. Logan College, ILSanta Fe Community College, NMSt Petersburg Junior College, FLTompkins-Cortland Community College, NY

NewslettersPellissippi State Technical Community College, TN

Neurological-based disabilitiesGlendale Community College, CA

Notetaker programsBroome Community College, NYNormandale Community College, MNNorthern Essex Community College, MA

Occupational skills program (see also Vocationaltraining programs)

Northwest Technical College-Bemidji, MN

OrientationBristol Community College, MACamden County College, NJGreenville Technical College, SCJoliet Junior College, ILLansing Community College, MI



Leeward Community College, HIMoraine Valley Community College, ILNorthampton County Area Community College, PAOakland Community College-Highland Lakes, MIOakton Community College, ILRockland Community College, NYSt. Petersburg Junior College, FLUniversity of Cincinnati-Raymond Walters College, OHWake Technical Community College, NCWaldorf College, IA

Parent outreachBristol Community College, MAHillsborough Community College, FLNorwalk Community-Technical College, CT

Peer assistanceKellogg Community College, MISan Jacinto College District, TXSanta Fe Community College, NM

Physical disabilitiesEl Centro College, TX

Prison programsDelaware Technical and Community College-Owens

Campus, DEMadison Area Technical College, WI

Recreation facilitiesCollege of the Sequoias, CAMater Dei College, NYNorth Dakota State College of Science, NDSuffolk County Community College, NYWestern Kentucky University, KY

RecruitmentSouthwest Virginia Community College, VA

Remedial coursesCloud County Community College, KSNormandale Community College, MN

Residential facilitiesColumbia College, CAGarrett Community College, MDLexington Community College, KYTexas State Technical College-Waco, TX

Retention programsEastern Wyoming College, WY

Returning studentsIowa Western Community College, IA

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ScholarshipsAnne Arundel Community College, MDCuyahoga Community College-Western, OHUniversity of Cincinnati-Raymond Walters College, OH

Scottish Rite multisensory programNorth Lake College, TX

Self-advocacyBlue Ridge Community College, NCCamden County College, NJCapital Community-Technical College, CTFayetteville Community College, NCFinger Lakes Community College, NYMoraine Park Technical College, WINorth Iowa Area Community College, IANorthampton County Area Community College, PAOcean County College, NJTrident Technical College, SCWake Technical Community College, NCWaubonsee Community College, IL

Sound technology programSouth Plains College, TX

Special education majorsBluefield State Community and Technical College, WV

Staff development (see Faculty/staffdevelopment)

State/local provider collaborationBerkshire Community College, MABessemer State Technical College, ALSan Juan College, NM

Student advocacy boardsOakland Community College-Royal Oak, MI

Student aidesNorthern Essex Community College, MA

Student leadershipBlue Ridge Community College, NCInter American University of Puerto Rico-Ponce, PR

Student success centers/programsAnson Community College, NCFrederick Community College, MDIowa Central Community College, IALake Washington Technical College, WAMoraine Park Technical College, WINorth Hennepin Community College, MN

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Student support groups/clubsBroome Community College, NYCentral Community College, NECollege of Du Page, ILCommunity College of Allegheny County, PACommunity College of Beaver County, PACuyahoga Community College-Western, OHDundalk Community College, MDEdison Community College, OHEssex Community College, MDFayetteville Community College, NCFresno City College, CAGalveston College, TXGateway Technical College-Kenosha, WIGulf Coast Community College, FLLake-Sumter Community College, FLLakeland Community College, OHLaramie County Community College, WYLeeward Community College, HINortheast Alabama State Community College, ALNorthern Essex Community College, MAPiedmont Virginia Community College, VASchoolcraft College, MISeattle Central Community College, WASouthwest Community College, VASpokane Community College, WASt Philip's College, TXVermont Technical College, VT

Student support service programMay land Community College, NC

Study abroadGreen River Community College, WA

Study skillsBlackhawk Technical College, WIBrookdale Community College, NJCamden County College, NJCorning Community College, NYEast Los Angeles College, CAEssex Community College, MDFinger Lakes Community College, NYMacomb Community College-Center Campus, MIMoraine Park Technical College, WIMt Hood Community College, ORNorthampton County Area Community College, PAOcean County College, NJRockland Community College, NYSchoolcraft College, MISt Philip's College, TXTrident Technical College, SCWenatchee Valley College, WA

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Summer programsBlackhawk Technical College, WICamden County College, NJCommunity College of Allegheny County, PACuyahoga Community College-Western, OHInter American University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo, PRInter American University of Puerto Rico-Barranquitas,

PRIowa Western Community College, IAJohnson County Community College, KSJoliet Junior College, ILMoraine Park Technical College, WINew York City Technical College, NYPeirce College, PARockland Community College, NYWestchester Community College, NY

Taped book programs (see also Vision supportservices)

Delaware Technical and Community College-OwensCampus, DE

Madison Area Technical College, WI

Tech Prep/School to WorkWenatchee Valley College, WA

Technology loan centersNorthcentral Technical College, WINortheast Wisconsin Technical College, WIWestern Wisconsin Technical College, WI

Theater artsGrossmont College, CASouth Suburban College, ILSouthern Union State Community College, ALWest Virginia University-Parkersburg, WV

TrackingHarrisburg Area Community College, PAMoberly Area Community College, MOSt Louis Community College-Florissant Valley, MOWisconsin Indianhead Technical College, WI

Transfer writing classLansing Community College, MI

Transition programs (career)Columbia Basin College, WACalhoun State Community College, ALCommunity College of Rhode Island, RIDanville Community College, VAEl Centro College, TXFashion Institute of Technology, NYFresno City College, CAGreen River Community College, WAJefferson State Community College, AL



Lakeland Community College, OHJohn A Logan College, ILMiddlesex Community College, MAOakland Community College-Royal Oak, MIPeirce College, PAWilliamsburg Technical College, SC

Transition programs (education)Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute, NMAsnuntuck Community-Technical College, CTCapital Community-Technical College, CTCasper College, WYFinger Lakes Community College, NYNiagara County Community College, NYNorth Dakota State College of Science, NDNorwalk Community-Technical College, CTNorth Harris College, TXOcean County College, NJSouthwestern Community College, NCWisconsin Indianhead Technical College, WI

Transitional English courseCloud County Community College, KS

TransportationSouthside Virginia Community College-Christianna, VA

Tribal programsStone Child College, MT

Trilingual interpretingSanta Fe Community College, NM

TRIO programSouthwestern Community College, NC

TutoringBluefield State Community and Technical College, WVBramson ORT Technical Institute, NYBrookhaven College, TXCentral Piedmont Community College, NCCollege of Marin, CACommunity College of Beaver County, PAEastfield College, TXErie Community College-South Campus, NYGreenville Technical College, PAHoward Community College, MDInter American University of Puerto Rico, PRLake Michigan Community College, MIMacomb Community College-Center Campus, MIMaple Woods Community College, MOMeridian Community College, MSMiami University-Middletown, OHOklahoma City Community College, OKPasco-Hernando Community College-West, FLRichland Community College, IL

San Jacinto College District, TXSt Petersburg Junior College, FLStone Child College, MTTompkins-Cortland Community College, NYUniversity of Cincinnati-Raymond Walters College, OHUniversity of New Mexico-Valencia Campus, NMWaldorf College, IA

Vision support servicesAmarillo College, TXMacomb Community College-Center Campus, MIMiami-Dade Community College-North, FLNorth Shore Community College, MANorthcentral Technical College, WISouth Plains College, TXWalters State Community College, TNWest Shore Community College, MI

Vocational training programsCollege of Alameda, CACommunity College of Allegheny County, PAEastern New Mexico University-Roswell, NMEl Centro College, TXFox Valley Technical College, WIGateway Technical College-Kenosha, WIIowa Valley Community College District, IAMiddlesex Community College, MAQueensborough Community College, NY

WorkAbility programsCollege of Alameda, CAGavilan Community College, CA

Work study programsOakland Community College-Royal Oak, MI

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AAiken Technical College 136Alabama Aviation and Technical College 13Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute 100Allegany Community College 74Allen County Community College 67Alvin Community College 141Amarillo College 141American River College 21Angelina College 142Anne Arundel Community College 74Anson Community College 113Arapahoe Community College 38Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College 113Ashland Community College 70Asnuntuck Community-Technical College 40Athens Area Technical Institute 49Atlantic Community College 97Austin Community College 84

Bainbridge College 49Bakersfield College 21Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College 50Baltimore City Community College 74Bay de Noc Community College 80Beaufort County Community College 113Belleville Area College 54Bergen Community College 97Berkshire Community College 77Bessemer State Technical College 13Bismarck State College 121Black Hawk College 54Blackhawk Technical College 164Bladen Community College 113Blinn College 142Blue Mountain Community College 130Blue Ridge Community College 113Blue Ridge Community College 154Bluefield State Community and Technical College 162Borough of Manhattan Community College 103Bramson ORT Technical Institute 103Brevard Community College 43Bristol Community College 77Brookdale Community College 98Brookhaven College 142Broome Community College 104Brunswick College 50 203

Burlington County College 98Butler County Community College 131

Cabrillo College 21Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute 114John C Calhoun State Community College 13Camden County College 98Canadore College 171Cape Cod Community College 78Capilano College 171Capital Community-Technical College 40Carroll Community College 74Carteret Community College 114Casper College 168Catawba Valley Community College 114Catonsville Community College 74Cecil Community College 75Central Arizona College 16Central Carolina Technical College 136Central Community College-Hastings 95Central Florida Community College 43Central Lakes College-Brainerd Tech Campus 84Central Lakes College-Staples Campus 84Central Maine Technical College 73Central Ohio Technical College 122Central Piedmont Community College 114Central Texas College 142Central Virginia Community College 154Centralia College 158Cerritos Community College 21Chaffey Community College 22Chandler-Gilbert Community College 16Chattahoochee Valley State Community College 13Chemeketa Community College 130Cincinnati State Technical and Community College 122Cisco Junior College 142Citrus College 22City College of San Francisco 22Clark College 158Clark State Community College 122Clatsop Community College 130Cleveland Community College 114Cleveland State Community College 139Clinton Community College 104Cloud County Community College 67Clover Park Technical College 158Clovis Community College 100Coastal Carolina Community College 115Coastline Community College 22Cochise College 16Coconino Community College 16Coffeyville Community College 67


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Colby Community College 68College of Alameda 23College of Du Page 55College of Eastern Utah-Price Campus 152College of Lake County 55College of Marin 23College of San Mateo 23College of Southern Idaho 54College of the Desert 23College of the Mainland 143College of the Redwoods 24College of the Sequoias 24Collin County Community College-Spring Creek 143Colorado Community College and Occupational Education

System 38Colorado Northwestern Community College-Craig 38Colorado Northwestern Community College-Rangely 38Columbia Basin College 158Columbia College 24Columbia-Greene Community College 104Columbus State Community College 122Columbus Technical Institute 50Community College of Allegheny County 131Community College of Allegheny County-Boyce 132Community College of Allegheny County-North 132Community College of Allegheny County-South 132Community College of Beaver County 132Community College of Philadelphia 133Community College of Rhode Island 135Connors State College 128Copiah-Lincoln Community College 89Corning Community College 104Cossatot Technical College 19Cosumnes River College 25Cowley County Community College 68Cuesta College 25Cumberland County College 98Cuyahoga Community College-Western 123Cuyamaca College 25Cypress College 25

Richard J Daley College 55Danville Area Community College 55Danville Community College 154Darton College 50Davidson County Community College 115Daytona Beach Community College 44DeKalb College-Central 51DeKalb Technical Institute 51Delaware County Community College 133Delaware Technical and Community College 42Delaware Technical and Community College-Owens

Campus 42Delaware Technical and Community College-Stanton

Campus 43

Delaware Technical and Community College-TerryCampus 43

Delta College 80Des Moines Area Community College 64Dixie College 152Donnelly College 68Dundalk Community College 75

East Central College 91East Central Community College 89East Los Angeles College 26Eastern Iowa Community College District 64Eastern Maine Technical College 73Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell 101Eastern Shore Community College 154Eastern Wyoming College 168Eastfield College 143Edgecombe Community College 115Edison Community College 44Edison State Community College 123El Camino College 26El Centro College 143El Paso Community College 144Elgin Community College 56Enterprise State Junior College 13Erie Community College-City Campus 105Erie Community College-North Campus 105Erie Community College-South Campus 105Erie County Technical Institute 133Essex Community College 75Everett Community College 159Evergreen Valley College 26

Fairmont State College 162James H Faulkner State Community College 14Fayetteville Technical Community College 115Fergus Falls Community College 85Finger Lakes Community College 105Flathead Valley Community College 94Florence-Darlington Technical College 136Florida Community College at Jacksonville 44Floyd College 51Henry Ford Community College 80Forsyth Technical Community College 116Fort Scott Community College 68Fox Valley Technical College 164Frederick Community College 75Fresno City College 26Front Range Community College 38Fullerton College 27Fulton-Montgomery Community College 106

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Gainesville College 51Galveston College 144Garland County Community College 19Garrett Community College 76Gate Way Community College 16Gateway Community-Technical College 41Gateway Technical College 19Gateway Technical College-Kenosha 165Gateway Technical College-Racine 165Gavilan Community College 27Genesee Community College 106George Brown College 172Glen Oaks Community College 80Glendale Community College 27Golden West College 27Grant Mac Ewan Community College 172Green River Community College 159Greenville Technical College 136Grossmont College 28Guilford Technical Community College 116Gulf Coast Community College 44

Allan Hancock Community College 28Harford Community College 76William Rainey Harper College 56Harrisburg Area Community College 133Hawaii Community College 53Hawkeye Community College 64Haywood Community College 116Hazard Community College 70Helena College of Technology 94Hennepin Technical College 85Patrick Henry Community College 154Herkimer County Community College 106Hibbing Community College 85Highland Community College 56Highland Community College 68Hill College 144Hillsborough Community College 45Hinds Community College 89Holyoke Community College 78Houston Community College System 144Howard Community College 76Hudson Valley Community College 106

Illinois Central College 56Illinois Valley Community College 57Imperial Valley College 28Inter American University of Puerto Rico 169Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Aguadilla 169Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo 169

Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Barranquitas 170Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon

Campus 170Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Fajardo

Campus 170Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Guayama 170Inter American University of Puerto Rico-Ponce 170Inter American University of Puerto Rico-San German 171Iowa Central Community College 64Iowa Lakes Community College 65Iowa Valley Community College District 65Iowa Western Community College 65Irvine Valley College 28Itawamba Community College 90Ivy Tech State College 62Ivy Tech State College-East Central 62Ivy Tech State College-Kokomo 62Ivy Tech State College-Lafayette 62Ivy Tech State College-Northwest 62Ivy Tech State College-South Central 63

Jackson Community College 80Jackson State Community College 139Jefferson College 91Jefferson Community College 107Jefferson State Community College 14Johnson County Community College 69Joliet Junior College 57

Kalamazoo Valley Community College-Texas Township 81Kansas City-Kansas Community College 69Kaskaskia College 57Kauai Community College 53Kellogg Community College 81Kent State University-Geausa 123Kent State University-Salem 123Kent State University-Trumbull 123Kent State University-Tuscarawas 124Kilian Community College 138Kishawaukee College 57

Laboure College 78Lake City Community College 45Lake Land College 57Lake Michigan College 81Lake-Sumter Community College 45Lake Superior College 85Lake Washington Technical College 159Lakeland Community College 124Lakeshore Technical College 165

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Lamar Community College 39Lamar University-Orange 145Dabney S Lancaster Community College 155Landmark College 153Lane Community College 130Laney College 29Langara College 172Lansing Community College 81Laramie County Community College 168Laredo Community College 145Las Positas Community College 29Lee College 145Leeward Community College 53Lehigh Carbon Community College 134Lenoir Community College 116Lexington Community College 70Lincoln Land Community College 58John A Logan College 58Long Beach City College 29Longview Community College 91Lorain County Community College 124Los Angeles Pierce College 29Los Angeles Southwest College 30Los Angeles Trade-Technical College 30Los Angeles Valley College 30Los Medanos College 30Louisburg College 116Louisiana State University-Alexandria 72Louisiana State University-Eunice 72Luna Vocational Technical Institute 101

Douglas MacArthur State Technical College 14Macomb Community College-Center Campus 82Macon College 51Madison Area Technical College 165Madisonville Community College 70Malcolm X College 58Manatee Community College 45Maple Woods Community College 91Marshall University Community and Technical College 163Massasoit Community College 78Mater Dei College 107Mayland Community College 116Maysville Community College 71McCook Community College 95McLennan Community College 145Mendocino College 31Mercy College of Northwest Ohio 124Meridian Community College 90Mesa Community College 16Mesabi Community College 86Metropolitan Community College 95Miami University-Middletown 124Miami-Dade Community College-Kendall 46Miami-Dade Community College-North 46

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Mid Michigan Community College 82Mid Plains Community College 95Mid-South Community College 20Middlesex Community College 78Middlesex Community-Technical College 41Midland College 145Midlands Technical College 137Mineral Area College 91MiraCosta College 31Mission Community College 31Mississippi County Community College 20Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College 90Mitchell Community College 117Mitchell Technical Institute 138Moberly Area Community College 92Modesto Junior College 31Mohave County Community College 17Mohawk Valley Community College 107Monroe Community College 107Monterey Peninsula College 32Montgomery College 76Moraine Park Technical College 166Moraine Valley Community College 58Morton College 59Motlow State Community College 139Charles Stewart Mott Community College 82Mount Wachusett Community College 79Mountain View College 146Mt Hood Community College 131Mt San Antonio Community College 32Muskegon Community College 82Muskingum Area Technical College 125

Nash Community College 117Nassau Community College 107Naugatuck Valley Community-Technical College 41Navajo Community College 17Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture 95Neosho County Community College 69New Hampshire Technical College-Claremont 97New Hampshire Technical College-Manchester 97New Mexico Junior College 101New Mexico State University-Alamogordo 101New Mexico State University-Dona Ana 102New Mexico State University-Grants 102New River Community College 155New York City Technical College 108Niagara County Community College 108Nicolet Area Technical College-Rhinelander Campus 166Normandale Community College 86North Arkansas Community College 20.North Central Michigan College 83North Central Technical College 125North Central Texas College 146North Country Community College 108

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North Dakota State College of Science 121North Florida Community College 46North Harris College 146North Hennepin Community College 86North Idaho College 54North Iowa Area Community College 65North Lake College 146North Shore Community College 79Northampton County Area Community College 134Northcentral Technical College 166Northeast Alabama State Community College 14Northeast Community College 96Northeast Iowa Community College-Peosta 66Northeast Texas Community College 147Northeast Wisconsin Technical College 166Northeastern Junior College 39Northern Essex Community College 79Northern Maine Technical College 73Northern Nevada Community College 96Northern Oklahoma College 128Northern Virginia Community College 155Northern Virginia Community College-Manassas 155Northern Virginia Community College-Woodbridge 156Northern Wyoming Community College District-

Sheridan 168Northland Pioneer College 17Northwest Arkansas Community College 20Northwest College 169Northwest College-Houston Community College 147Northwest Iowa Community College 66Northwest Technical College-Bemidji 87Northwest Technical College-Moorhead 87Northwestern Connecticut Community-Technical

College 41Norwalk Community-Technical College 41Nunez Community College 72

Oakland Community College-Highland Lakes 83Oakland Community College-Royal Oak 83Oakton Community College 59Ocean County College 99Ogeechee Technical Institute 52Ohio University-Zanesville 125Oh lone College 32Oklahoma City Community College 128Olney Central College 59Onondaga Community College 108Orange County Community College 109Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College 137Otero Junior College 39Owens Community College 125Owensboro Community College 71Oxnard College 32Ozarks Technical Community College 92 207

Palm Beach Community College 46Palm Beach Community College-Eissey Campus 47Palomar College 32Pamlico Community College 117Panola College 147Paradise Valley Community College 17Paris Junior College 147Parkland College 59Pasco-Hernando Community College-West 47Passaic County Community College 99Paul Smith's College 109Peirce College 134Pellissippi State Technical Community College 139Penn State Worthington-Scranton Campus 134Penn Valley Community College 92Pennsylvania College of Technology 135Pensacola Junior College 47Phoenix College 17Piedmont Virginia Community College 156Pima County Community College 18Pima County Community College-East Campus 18Pitt Community College 117Polk Community College 47Potomac State College 163Prairie State College 59Pratt Community College 69Prestonsburg Community College 71Pueblo Community College 39

Queensborough Community College 109Quinebaug Valley Community-Technical College 42

Rainy River Community College 87Rancho Santiago College 33Rappahannock Community College 156Red Rocks Community College 39Redlands Community College 128Reinhardt College 52Renton Technical College 159Richland College 147Richland Community College 60Richmond Community College 117Rio Hondo College 33Rio Salado Community College 18Riverside Community College 33Roane State Community College 139Rochester Community College 87Rock Valley College 60Rockingham Community College 117Rockland Community College 109Rose State College 128Rowan-Cabarrus Community College 118

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Sacramento City College 34Saddleback College 34Salem Community College 99Salt Lake Community College 152Sampson Community College 118San Bernardino Valley College 34San Diego City College 34San Diego Community College District 35San Diego Mesa College 35San Diego Miramar College 35San Francisco College of Mortuary Science 35San Jacinto College District 148San Joaquin Delta College 35San Juan College 102Santa Barbara City College 36Santa Fe Community College 47Santa Fe Community College 102Santa Rosa Junior College 36Sauk Valley Community College 60Schenectady County Community College 110Schoolcraft College 83Scott Community College 66Scottsdale Community College 18Seattle Central Community College 160Seminole Community College 48Seminole Junior College 129Seward County Community College 69Shasta College 36Shelby State Community College 140Shelton State Community College 14Sinclair Community College 125Skagit Valley College 160Skyline Community College 36Snead State Community College 14Snow College 152South Central Technical College 87South Florida Community College 48South Mountain Community College 19South Plains College 148South Plains College-Lubbock Campus 148South Puget Sound Community College 160South Seattle Community College 160South Suburban College 60South Texas Community College 149Southeast Community College-Beatrice 96Southeastern Community College 66Southeastern Community College 118Southern Union State Community College 15Southern Virginia College 156Southern West Virginia Community and Technical

College 163Southside Virginia Community College-ChristiannaSouthwest Collegiate Institute for the Deaf 149Southwest Virginia Community College 157Southwestern Community College 66

Southwestern Community College 118Southwestern Oregon Community College 131Southwestern Technical College-Jackson Campus 88Chauncey Sparks State Technical College 15Spokane Community College 160Spokane Falls Community College 161Spoon River College 60James Sprunt Community College 118St Charles County Community College 92St Clair College-Thames Campus 172St Clair County Community College 84St Cloud Technical College 88St Louis Community College-Florissant Valley 93St Louis Community College-Forest Park 93St Petersburg Junior College 48St Philip's College 149Stan ly Community College 119State Fair Community College 93State Technical Institute at Memphis 140SUNY College of Technology at Canton 110SUNY College of Technology at Delhi 110SUNY Farmingdale 110SUNY Morrisville 111Stone Child College 113Suffolk County Community College 111Suffolk County Community College-Eastern Campus 111Surry Community College 119

Tacoma Community College 161Taft College 37Tallahassee Community College 48Tarrant County Junior College-Northeast 149Tarrant County Junior College-Northwest 149Technical College of the Lowcountry 137Temple Junior College 150Terra Community College 126Texas State Technical College-Sweetwater 150Texas State Technical College-Waco 150Thaddeus Stevens State School of Techology 135Tompkins-Cortland Community College 111Tri-County Community College 119Trident Technical College 137Trinity Valley Community College 150Truckee Meadows Community College 96Tulsa Community College-Metro Campus 129Tulsa Community College-Northeast Campus 129John Tyler Community College 157Tyler Junior College 151

156 Ulster County Community College 112Union County College 99University of Akron-Community and Technical

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University of Alaska-Anchorage 15University of Alaska Southeast-Ketchikan 15University of Cincinnati-Clermont College 126University of Cincinnati-Raymond Walters 126University of New Mexico-Valencia 103University of North Dakota-Williston 121University of Puerto Rico 171University of Rio Grande-Rio Grande Community

College 127University of Toledo-Community and Technical

College 127University of Wisconsin Center-Marinette 167University of Wisconsin Center-Rock 167Utah Valley State College 152

Valencia Community College 49Vance-Granville Community College 119Vancouver Community College-City Center 172Vermilion Community College 88Vermont Technical College 153Vernon Regional Junior College 151Victoria College 151Villa Maria College of Buffalo 112Vincennes University 63Vincennes University-Jasper 63Vista College 37Volunteer State Community College 140

Wake Technical Community College 120Waldorf College 67Walker Technical Institute 52Walla Walla Community College 161George Corley Wallace State Community College 15Walters State Community College 140Warren County Community College 99Harold Washington College 61Washington State Community College 127Waubonsee Community College 61Wenatchee Valley College 161West Shore Community College 84West Valley College 37West Virginia Northern Community College 163West Virginia State Community and Technical College 163West Virginia University at Parkersburg 164Westchester Community College 112Western Iowa Tech Community College 67Western Kentucky University 71Western Oklahoma State College 129Western Piedmont Community College 120Western Wisconsin Technical College 167Western Wyoming Community College 169Whatcom Community College 162Wilkes Community College 120

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Williamsburg Technical College 137Willmar Community College 88Wilson Technical Community College 120Windward Community College 53Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College 167John Wood Community College 61Wor-Wic Community College 77Worthington Community College 89Wytheville Community College 157

Yakima Valley Community College 162Yavapai College 19York County Technical College 73York Technical College 137

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PPENDIX

AMERICANS

WITH

DISABILITIES

ACT OF

1990PL. 101-336

Source: "Legal Foundations,"Teaching Exceptional Children,

Fall 1992.

DEFINITION

The ADA definition of an "individual with disabilities" is the same as thedefinition of a "handicapped person" in Section 504:

any person who (I) has a physical or mental impairment whichsubstantially limits one or more major life activities, (ii) has a record ofsuch an impairment, or (in) is regarded as having such an impairment.

SUMMARY

ADA makes it unlawful to discriminate against individuals with disabilitiesin employment, state and local government services, public accommodations,

and telecommunications. ADA has four primary titles:

Title I: EmploymentEmployers with 15 or more employees may not discriminate against

qualified individuals with disabilities and must reasonably accommodate thedisabilities of qualified applicants or employees unless undue hardship wouldresult. An undue hardship is an accommodation that would be unduly costly,extensive, or disruptive to an organization or would fundamentally alter theoperation of the business. For employers of 15 to 24 persons, Title I [went]into effect June 1994. It is enforced by the U.S. Equal EmploymentOpportunity Commission.

Title II: Public ServicesState and local government may not discriminate against qualified

individuals with disabilities in the provision of government services. Newconstruction and alterations to existing facilities must be accessible. Existingfacilities must meet program accessibility requirements consistent withSection 504. New buses and rail vehicles must be accessible. Title II isenforced by the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department ofTransportation.

Title III: Public AccommodationsPublic accommodations and private entities providing public services

cannot discriminate against individuals with disabilities. Included arerestaurants, hotels, theaters, stores, doctors' offices, parks, private schools,and day care centers. Physical barriers must be removed if readily achievableor alternative methods of providing services must be offered. Newconstruction and alterations to existing construction must be accessible. Newbuses and other vehicles operated must be provided to the general public.New construction applies to buildings ready for occupancy by January 1993.Title III is enforced by the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S.Department of Transportation.

Title IV: Telecommunications

Carriers of interstate wire or radio communications must providetelecommunications relay services 24 hours a day for individuals with hearingand speech impairments. Title IV [went] into effect July 26, 1993, and isenforced by the Federal Communications Commission.

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ORGANIZATIONAL

ItEsouRCES

Association for Higher Education and Disability(AHEAD)

PO. Box 21191Columbus, OH 43221Executive Director: Ed SuddathPH: (614) 488-4972 (V/TDD)FAX (614) 488-1174Internet: [email protected]

AHEAD is a national nonprofit organization of professionals inthe field of disability support services that promotes full participation ofindividuals with disabilities in college life. Membership benefits includean annual conference, a bimonthly newsletter, a membership directory,and publication discounts. AHEAD sponsors special interest groups inthe following areas: AIDS, Blindness/Visual Impairment, CanadianPrograms, Career Planning/Placement, Community Colleges,Computers, Deafness/Hearing Impairment, Disability Studies, HeadInjury, Historically Underrepresented Populations with Disabilities,Independent Colleges and Universities, Learning Disabilities,Psychological Disabilities, TRIO Programs, and Women and Disability.

HEATH Resource CenterNational Clearinghouse on Postsecondary Education for Individuals

with DisabilitiesAmerican Council on EducationSuite 800One Dupont Circle, NWWashington, DC 20036-1193PH: (800) 544-3284FAX (202) 833-4760W 1 I Y (202) 939-9320Internet: http://www.acenet.edu

A program of the American Council on Education since 1978,the HEATH Resource Center is funded by the U.S. Department ofEducation. HEATH staff are available by phone to discuss issues,suggest cost-effective solutions, and refer to knowledgeable resourcesclose to home or at similar insitutions. Numerous publications areavailable that address aspects of disability and postsecondaryeducation.

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AACCDISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES:

COMMUNITY COLLEGE SURVEYMCC is collecting current information on programs and resources for students with disabilities in order to provide a

more comprehensive understanding of the role that community colleges play in providing training and education.

Results will be compiled in a Directory of Community College Services for Students with Disabilities, which will serve as

a resource for counselors, administrators, students, parents, and policymakers. All respondents to this survey will

receive a complimentary copy of the directory.

Contact Title

Phone (voice) Phone (TTY) Fax

Institution E-mail

AddressCity State Zip

Other disability professionals (attach additional sheet if necessary):

Name Title

Name Title

Admissions Office Phone

A. ENROLLMENT/GMDUATION. Please base your answers on Fall 1995 headcount. Estimated numbers are

acceptable; if data are not available, leave blank and move on to section B.

Total

Total headcount enrollmentStudents registered for Disability Support Services (DSS)

,Assodate degrees earred by students registered for DSS

Certificates earned by students registered for DSS

Gender

Male , Female

Pace/Ethnidty

Asian/ Native

White (non African Pacific American/ '

Hispanic) American Hispanic Islander Alaskan

B. NUMBER OF STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES, BY CATEGORY. Some

students may fall into more than one category; in these cases give numbers for the primary category only. Esti-

mated numbers are acceptable; if data are not available, leave blank and move on to section C.

Visual impairment or blindnessDeafness/hard of hearing

Orthopedic/mobility disabilitiesSpeech/language disorders

Learning disabilities

Mental retardationEmotional/behavioral disordersHead injuriesChronic illnesses and other

C. SUPPORT SERVICES AND ACCOMMODATIONS ABLE TO MEET THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS WITH

DISABILITIES. Please check all that apply.

_ Disability-specific scholarships _ Adapted sports/physical education _ Independent living/social skills

_ Disability support services office _ Counseling (personal) training

Disability resource handbook Disability-specific assessment Vocational assessment/career

_ Special orientation _ Learning center lab counseling

Registration assistance Interpreters _ Job-seeking skills training

Housing on campus Notetakers/scribes/readers _ Job placement

_ Housing off campus Taped texts _ Study skills training

_ Emergency evacuation Tutoring (specialized LD) _ Self advocacy training

_ Transportation Alternative exam formats/time _ Transfer assistance

_ Extracurricular campus activities _ Course substitution/Waiver _ Social security tuition waiver

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D. SPECIAL FEATURES: Describe briefly one or two of the most noteworthy or most valuable features offered atyour college (above and beyond the requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Ameri-cans with Disabilities Act) that you will be willing to discuss with colleagues (e.g., state-of-the-art recreation facilitiesor theater/arts programs, international travel/exchanges, internships, co-op programs, pre-college summer pro-grams, specialized financial aid, classes specifically for learning disabled students, etc.)

E. SPECIAL TECHNOLOGY: List and describe briefly if appropriate any noteworthy assisted technology facilitities andequipment available to students with disabilities.

F. OUTREACH ACTIVITIES: Please check all that apply.

Accommodation consultation to businessAdvisory boardVoc/rehab agency collaborations (gov't)Voc/rehab agency collaborations (non-gov't)Community organization collaborationHigh school counselor outreach

Parent organization outreachOther (please specify):

G. OUTCOMES: Indicate where your students with disabilities go after leaving your institution. ( I = most, 2 = some,

3 = few)

WORK EDUCATION OTHER

Professional Other 2-year college Please specify:

Technical 4-year college/universityClerical Independent/specialized training

Other OtherDon't know Don't know

How do you track outcomes of your students with disabilities?

H. OTHER COMMENTS:

RETURN THIS FORM BY AUGUST 3 1 , 1995, TO:Lynn Bamett, DSS Project, MCC, One Dupont Cirde, NW, Suite 410, Washington, DC 20036

Faxes acceptable: 202/833-2467

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