These courses are subject to change but may include: ACCESS CoursesĪCCESS courses in the area of disability related topics designed to provide information, support, and learning strategies to students with disabilities. Additional support services include sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, materials in alternate format and testing accommodations are some of the services available. Screen readers, speech-to-text, and Adapted software application are some of the technology available in the ACCESS lab.

The ACCESS Resource Center offers students with disabilities a variety of computer software, designed to provide access, despite environmental technological barriers. Students with verification of temporary disabilities may also be eligible for services. Examples of qualifying disabilities may include but are not limited to: mobility, visual, hearing, speech, psychological, learning and developmental disabilities as well as other health impairments. Students with disabilities that impact the ability to participate academically in general education, may be eligible for ACCESS services. Students interested in receiving services must complete an ACCESS application and return it to our office with supporting documentation verifying disability.

ACCESS is not special education the ACCESS program is subject to Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. The program provides accommodations and counseling services to assist students with disabilities achieve their educational goals, by facilitating equitable access to the community college experience. The ACCESS Resource Center is located in the One Stop Center, Building 23.

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