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Foreward
Introduction to the Center for Educational Services
Introduction to SNAP Services
- What is SNAP?
- Who receives SNAP Services?
- SNAP Application Process
Disability and Law in Higher Education
- Rehabilitation Act of 1973
- Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
- What is Reasonable Accommodation?
- The Importance of Confidentiality
Disability Policy and Procedures
- Responsibilities of Students
- Responsibilities of Instructors
- Responsibilities of the College and University
- Reasonable Accommodations in the Classroom/Appeal Process
- Alternative Courses for Core Requirements
- SNAP Status Appeal Process
Working with Students with Disabilities
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
- Blindness
- Visually Impaired
- Deaf/Hearing Impaired
- Learning Disabilities
- Mobility Impaired
- Other Disabilities
Instructional Strategies for Teaching Students with Learning Differences
- Suggestions for Teaching All Students
- Helping Students Take Lecture Notes
- Helping Students Succeed in Math
- Helping Students with Writing Assignments
Providing Reasonable Accommodations
- Testing Accommodations
- Student Note Takers
- Readers
- Course Alternatives
Other Student Services
- Modern Language Aptitude Test
- Center for Student Learning
- Center for Student Wellness
- EDLS 100 Learning Strategies
- FRSR 101 Freshman Seminar
- Center for Academic Advising
- Career Services
- Other Available Resources
Evacuation Procedures
References and Appendices
- References
- Appendix
Index
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