61. Special Needs For information on special needs programs, including students with Disabilities, Disadvantaged and http://www.firn.edu/doe/programs/spec_nds.htm

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62. CANADORE COLLEGE Special Needs SERVICES Canadore College s special needs Services provides extensive support for students with learning, mobility and sensory disabilities. http://subsites.canadorec.on.ca/specialneeds/lotf.html

From 1998 - 2002 Canadore College participated in a partnership with Loyalist College Nipissing University , and Trent University , setting up the Virtual Centre of Excellence in Learning Disability Integration to help students with specific learning disabilities who decided to study at the post-secondary level. The Learning Opportunities Task Force (LOTF) This pilot program, created with the assistance of the Learning Opportunities Task Force and the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities , had the primary goal of empowering students with learning disabilities with the skills necessary to develop personally, academically and professionally to their highest potential. Begun in the fall of 1998 and continuing until June 2002, it accommodated a total of 25 students (per institution) and provided them with an increased level of support services. By tracking the progress of students admitted to the LOTF project, the partner institutions determined exactly which support services listed below worked best for learning disabled students. Admissions Students were encouraged to confidentially self-identify their disability to the Special Needs office. This was done by completing and submitting a self-identification form along with the most recent psycho-educational assessment. A completed

63. Augustana College Disabilities Special Needs same opportunities for all students, the college takes care of a student s knowledge, not the disability. All identified special needs are to be supported with http://www.augie.edu/student_serv/disability.html

64. Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh: Student Welfare Services Campus are equipped with special alerting systems ie scribes can be arranged through Donaldson s College. be claimed from the disabled students Allowance from http://www.hw.ac.uk/welfareWWW/statement.html

Home Contact Us People Finder Search Student Welfare Services Introduction Accommodation Managing Your Money at University Student Counselling ... Information for Students with Disabilities Information for Students with Disabilities View text only version of this page Welcome to Heriot-Watt University. The Riccarton Campus of the University is located in very attractive parkland about 6 miles West of the centre of Edinburgh. It has been designed to form appropriate surroundings for studying and living. At hand are halls of residence, sports facilities, cafes, bars and places for study. All the teaching areas are linked to each other by covered walkways and are access-friendly. On October 1st 1998, Heriot-Watt University merged with the Scottish College of Textiles (SCOT) in Galashiels. The Scottish Borders Campus is a small site with halls of residence, leased flats, Student Union, sports facilities, an excellent library, and access to all buildings is generally good. Staff and Student Guidelines for Scribing SENDA Guidelines Disability Etiquette University Policy Heriot-Watt University is committed to equal opportunities for all students and staff. In meeting this commitment, the University will strive to ensure that both students and staff with disabilities and special needs are given appropriate advice and support throughout their university career. The details of the advice and support for students are given on this page.

65. The JUCO Web Site - Devoted To Junior And Community College Student Life And Ath nightmare. Also includes a section on applying to college and advice on financial aid. special needs students With Disabilities. http://www.juco.com/resources/studentlife.asp

Tuesday, June 08, 2004 Free newsletter Discussion Resources Schools Indices ... Conferences TAKE OUR SURVEY What do you want out of Juco.com? Let us know! Student Life Livin' La Vida College College Is Serious College Is About New Horizons College is Fun by the Juco Staff Special: Students With Disabilities Take Charge First in a Three-Part Series Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Addition Sign? Not I! Second in a Three-Part Series Accommodations: Fact And Fiction Third in a Three-Part Series Postscript: Drink Plenty of Fluids and Other Earth-Shaking Concepts by Laura Minges Special to Juco.com Student Life In General SnowballCollege.com StudentAdvantage Formerly PowerStudents.com, this site still serves the college student and the college-bound. Plenty of information, articles, tools to get into college and find a job, plus the interactivity you've come to enjoy. A complete college site with news feeds from U-Wire and other major news services. The sections have everything from medical school advice to articles on your finances. Real College Life Student Traveler A guide to college life and a meeting place all in one. Its features include discussion forums, chat, classified ads, dorm cams, and advice for high school students on success in applying to and getting into college. NOTE: The high school section was supposed to be online last month, and we're still waiting.

66. King's College London - Taught Course Details ascertain whether facilities are available to meet students special needs. in relation to your disability, so you can decide whether the College provides you http://www.kcl.ac.uk/pgp04/infolinks.php?getid=25

67. Would Your Child With A Disability Like To Attend College providing support services to students with disabilities on college campuses have Ask for the Office for Disability Services or Office for special needs. http://www.spannj.org/BridgeArchives/would_your_child_with_a_disabili.htm

Would Your Child With a Disability Like to Attend College? Reprinted from Connecting , RAISING Special Kids, 4750 North Black Canyon Hwy., Phoenix, AZ 85017-3621 A ttending college or university can be a natural next step for students leaving high school. It may also make sense for your son or daughter for academic or social or experiential reasons. Some students with disabilities may go on to a degree; others may not, similar to the typical college population. So, if your child has expressed such an interest and you think it offers possibilities, where do you start? Gather information on the options from the community college system to a university system to specialized programs [for students with disabilities]. You and your student should do a campus tour or otherwise visit the school. Check out a copy of the schedule of classes and other relevant publications. Once you’ve decided the school, it’s time for working through the admission process. Most campuses give students an opportunity to identify themselves as having a disability at some point during the admissions process. There may be a place to check on the application blank, or with the information sent to you AFTER your acceptance, concerning housing, athletic events, etc. If the college invites students to identify themselves as a student with a disability and in need of accommodation, it is to their advantage to let them know as quickly and completely as possible.

68. Le Moyne College Academics Le Moyne College welcomes people with disabilities and coordinated by the Director of Disability Support Services students with special needs have access to the http://www.lemoyne.edu/academic_support_center/spneed.htm

Academic Support Center Le Moyne College Academic Services for Students with Special Needs Le Moyne College welcomes people with disabilities and, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 , supports students' entitlements and does not discriminate on the basis of disability. Academic support services for students with disabilities are coordinated by the Director of Disability Support Services in the Academic Support Center. Students with Special Needs have access to the same support services provided to all studentsindividual sessions with professionals in the ASC regarding study skills and learning strategies, ASC Workshops provided each fall semester, and individual and small-group tutoring in writing, mathematics, foreign languages, economics, and the natural sciences. In addition, students with disabilities receive individualized services through the ASC. Our goal is to create collaborative partnerships that put students in the driver's seat of their education to enhance their chances for academic success.

69. Resources For Disabled Students In Need Of Financial Assistance Paying for college is difficult at best, The Center page is devoted to resources for disabled students in need A special thanks to the members of our advisory http://www.icdri.org/Financial Aid/finaid.htm

Translate this page automatically. Main Body Search WWW Search www.icdri.org Test your Site for Accessibility with Cynthia Says ™ Home About Us Donations ... Contact Resources for Students with Disabilities in Need of Financial Assistance Introduction Paying for college is difficult at best, The Center has collected some resources we hope will assist parents of students with disabilities and the students themselves. This page is devoted to resources for disabled students in need of financial aid. At the moment it is centered around the U. S. We would like to gather information for students from all over the world. If you have other resources please let us know by contacting us at: icdri@icdri.org Or you may fill out a registration form and we will include the resource as soon as possible. A special thanks to the members of our advisory board who contributed these links and did the research. You might also want to visit our Books section or take a look at the following book sections below: Most colleges and Universities in the U. S. have a disability office as part of the student services organization. So check with each school that you or you child wishes to attend to see what each school has as well.

70. UCL Library Services: Information For Special Needs Users UCL students need to register first with the College Disability Coordinator to be able to take advantage of this students with special needs are usually http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Library/disabil.htm

>> If you are visually impaired click here for an alternative version of this page Introduction and contents UCL Library Services is committed to ensuring that users with special needs are able to take full advantage of our facilities and are not disadvantaged in any way. This page is divided into three sections and includes information about: Physical access to the Library buildings Fire evacuation procedures Contacting us Printable guide to Library services for students with special needs Physical Access to the Library and its collections Main Library Unfortunately, the entrance to the Main Library is not accessible for people in wheelchairs or with mobility problems (there are two flights of stairs to mount). There is, however, an alternative entrance. This can be found on the first floor of the south end or "wing" of the same building, where there is a lift to take you to the correct level. The door to this alternative entrance is operated by an entryphone and keypad system. The entryphone should ensure you are let in whenever the Issue Desk is open . However, if you are going to be a regular user of this entrance to the Library, you can obtain the keypad password. For more information contact Claire Woodhouse in the Library Office on 0207 679 4359 or by

71. Ravensbourne | About | Students With Disabilities disability. The College will make all reasonable efforts to make provision for the special needs of any student with a disability. http://www.rave.ac.uk/about/disability.html

The College The College Culture Widening participation Digital Futures ... CADISE The community Student life Student welfare Students with disabilities Mature students ... Accommodation International students What we offer Where we are Programmes Campus ... Frequently asked questions Applying to Ravensbourne Entry requirements Open Days UCAS events 2004 Overseas events ... Order a prospectus Students with disabilities Ravensbourne is a relatively small, specialist institution. As such we are in a position to be able to consider the needs of each student on an individual basis. We don't have the full range of support for students with disabilities that you would expect to find in a larger institution, but we're able to be flexible and responsive to the needs of individual students. Our policy is to provide opportunities for every student with disabilities, to discuss their needs with informed staff before applying and if successful, throughout your time at the College. In response to these identified needs we'll endeavour to provide all reasonable support and facilities and to develop strategies that maximise the potential for every student to succeed. Student Welfare Officer We encourage you to contact the Student Welfare Officer to discuss your special needs if you have a disability or learning difficulty that you think may affect your decision about applying for or taking up a place at Ravensbourne. We guarantee that disclosing a disability or learning difficulty will not disadvantage your application. It will enable us to make arrangements to provide for your needs, as far as possible and reasonable. The Student Welfare Officer can arrange for you to discuss your needs with the course leader or any other relevant member of staff as appropriate.

72. University Programs For The Disabled Center for Rehabilitation Technology College of Architecture and Networking for People with Disabilities; Nipissing University special needs Services, North Bay http://www.nyise.org/college.htm

Our Sponsors: University Programs Disability Services THIS PAGE IS ALSO AVAILABLE IN: Text, Large Print and Frames Format GO TO: Blindness Resource Center Adaptive Computing Evaluation Kit for Colleges and Universities Universities with graduate programs in blind rehabilitation or orientation and mobility ... University of Alabama: Services Page for People with Impairments University of Arkansas at Little Rock - Personnel Preparation Programs in Rehabilitation of the Blind Baruch College: CCVIP -Computer Center for Visually Impaired University of California at Berkeley: Disabled Students' Program UCLA Disabilities and Computing Program University of Cincinnati: Library Disability Services as well as links to INTERNET disability resources. Columbia University : University Student Affairs and Disability Services The University of Delaware: Instructional Technology Center The University of Delaware- Science, Engineering, and Math (SEM) Program: strives to increase the number of individuals with disabilities in academic programs and professions Dorton College of Further Education(England) Gallaudet University The Office of Disability Services at the University of Georgia Georgia Institute of Technology : Center for Rehabilitation Technology College of Architecture.

73. Ferl: Case Studies is the special needs Coordinator for her college. She was given the task of setting up special needs provision for their first severely disabled student. http://ferl.becta.org.uk/display.cfm?page=231

74. Learning Disabilities OnLine: LD In-Depth: Getting Ready For College: Advising H its Admissions Testing Program, the College Board provides is for those with documented learning disabilities. for students with special needs, or Information http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/postsecondary/hrc_gettingready.html

Getting Ready for College: Advising High School Students with Learning Disabilities HEATH Resource Center November 1995 Table of Contents: Developing Self Knowledge Understanding Legal Rights and Responsibilities Transition Planning For College College Application Process ... Selected Resources Increasing numbers of students with learning disabilities are enrolling in two and four-year colleges and universities. Since 1985, among first-time, full-time freshmen who reported having any disability, the percentage of those with learning disabilities doubled from 15 percent to 32 percent. Currently nearly a third of all freshmen with disabilities report having learning disabilities. Some of the most frequently asked questions of the HEATH staff are about students with learning disabilities who are preparing to make the transition from high school to college. In addition, HEATH staff are asked many questions by students with learning disabilities who plan to enroll in graduate school, including law school and medical school. Such questions indicate that students with learning disabilities can, and do have successful undergraduate experiences. High school students with learning disabilities who are considering going to college should be encouraged to pursue this goal. Students should be aware that colleges and universities are not all alike Their missions or purposes, entrance criteria, programs of study, and requirements for certifications, associate degrees, and baccalaureate degrees vary. Similarly, students with learning disabilities are not all alike. Their goals, strengths and weaknesses vary. Also, people change their minds plans and goals change over time. The student who enrolls in a vocational certification program in a two-year community college today may be the student who completes a baccalaureate degree program in a four-year university tomorrow.

75. Special Needs Services For Students With Disabilities special needs Services for students with Disabilities. Blackhawk Technical College provides support services and accommodations for students with disabilities. http://www.blackhawk.edu/sr/ssspecserv.htm

Week at a Glance BTC Employment TechConnect GENERAL INFO Academic Standards Accreditation Admissions Audit Aviation Center Banner Web Information Beloit Center Campus Central Campus Credits - BTC Prior Credits - BTC Transfer Civil Rights Legis. Counselor Drug Free Environment Educ. Agreement eTech College Facilities Faculty Websites Funding General Procedures Graduation Exercises High School Articulation Incomplete Course Links Monroe Campus North Rock Campus Orientation Our Philosophy Religious Beliefs Schedule Changes Student Handbook Student Record Info Students w/ Disabilities Text Books Tobacco Free Transcripts Youth Options Website Survey DIRECTORY Staff Phone SITE TOOLS Search Site Map Adobe-Acrobat Media Player Real Player Internet Explorer LOGON WebCT Banner Staff eMail Student eMail TracDat Home - Student Resources Student Services / Special Services Special Needs Services for Students with Disabilities Blackhawk Technical College provides support services and accommodations for students with disabilities. Special Services staff assists students with instructional support for learning difficulties, physical modifications, accommodations for visual or hearing impairments and other individualized services that will help the student achieve success. Instructors are available to meet with students prior to entry into programs or classes to develop an individualized learning plan. Transition Services

76. Television Watch Online the hidden nature of learning disabilities and the the philosophy of Landmark College, to serve of reading difficulties among special needs students and how http://teachingnow.org/tn104.php

77. Student Special Needs Services John Luer, special needs Coordinator students Services Building, Room Maintain an open dialogue concerning disability issues at Central Arizona College. http://www.centralaz.edu/stu/special.htm

Services for Students with Special Needs Who qualifies? What services are included? How do I know if I am eligible for services? Who do I contact? ... "We Can Do It" Club Who Qualifies? Special needs services are extended to students in any program of study who have an identified disability: Specific Learning Disabilities Physical Disabilities Developmental Disabilities Vision, Speech, and Hearing Impairments Mental Health Disabilities Special needs services are also extended to students enrolled in occupational programs, identified with having one or more of the following: Disabilities Limited English Proficiency Academically Disadvantaged Economically Disadvantaged [Return to Top] How do I know if I am eligible for services? In order to quality for services: Students must contact the appropriate personnel on their campus to determine eligibility. Students with disabilities must provide current, appropriate documentation of a disability to the Special Needs Coordinator. Occupational students must be registered for a minimum of six credit hours during the semester. Occupational students must complete an Individual Vocational Education Plan (IVEP) with the Special Needs Coordinator.

78. Dundee College Online - Support And Advice - Disabilities/Learning Difficulties Examination and Assessment Arrangements The college can make special arrangements to assist disabled students with their examinations and assessments. http://www.dundeecoll.ac.uk/services/disabled.cfm

Previous Page Site Search Contact Us Campus Map ... Help MORE INFORMATION For further information about support available, contact: Christine Barber (Team Leader) Dundee College Melrose Terrace Tel: 01382 834940 e-mail: c.barber@dundeecoll.ac.uk Diane Woods (Team Leader) Dundee College Kingsway Campus Tel: 01382 834834 ext: 5298 e-mail: d.woods@dundeecoll.ac.uk Dundee College Advice Centres: Kingsway Campus Tel: 01382 834844 Constitution Campus Tel: 01382 834910 Melrose Campus Tel: 01382 834940 Graham Street Campus Tel: 01382 834834 ext: 6102 Student Awards Agency for Scotland Gyleview House 3 Regheughs Rigg Edinburgh Tel: 0131 476 8212 e-mail: saas.geu@Scotland.gsi.gov.uk website: www.saas.gov.uk Disabilities/Learning Difficulties Dundee College welcomes applications from people with disabilities / learning difficulties, and we assess applications from disabled people on the same grounds applied to all candidates. We will make every reasonable effort to meet individul needs and to offer appropriate support to enable students to progress through their course of study. Guidance, Applications and Admissions

79. Post-ITT - Resources And Activities To Assist A Disabled Student's Transition Fr Depending on the individual college, this service may have a different name, such as disabled Student Services or Educational Access of special needs. http://postitt.org/text/dssinfo/

Disability Services Postsecondary - Innovative Transition Technologies Project Colleges Guidance Activities Disability Services Disability Law ... Site Help Disability Services Disability Services Disability services Coordinator How to contact the DS Coordinator? When to contact the DS Coordinator? Disability Services Disability services or DS is a college service that provides advocacy and arranges for academic support and campus accessibility for students with disabilities. Depending on the individual college, this service may have a different name, such as Disabled Student Services or Educational Access of Special Needs. To receive services, a person with a disability must place a request with the DS office and provide documentation regarding the disability. Disability Services Coordinator The Disability Support Services Coordinator (or DS Coordinator) is an employee of the college who assists students with disabilities by ensuring equal access. Based on appropriate disability documentation provided by the student, he or she ascertains eligibility for classroom accommodations and works with students and instructors to ensure those accommodations are provided. The DS Coordinator may: meet with a student who requests accommodations for a disability;

80. Scholarships And Bursaries - Financing Your Education - Finances - Mount Royal C Mount Royal College Learning Assistance Award for for students with physical disabilities; Alberta Blue anniversary Scholarship for students with special needs; http://www.mtroyal.ab.ca/finances/scholarshipsandbursaries.shtml

var ace_path = "/jsfiles/"; Search: Search Options Program Costs Paying Fees and Tuition ... Financing Your Education - Scholarships and Bursaries Mount Royal College Scholarships Award Types (Scholarships, Bursaries and Prizes) Payment of Awards Application for Awards Awards for Students with Disabilities View Mount Royal College Scholarships and Awards Entrance Awards First Year Awards Second Year Awards Continuing Education Awards Outside Scholarships Links to additional award information Return to Top MOUNT ROYAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS To help you get through school financially, MRC students are eligible for a variety of awards, including scholarships, bursaries and prizes. What's the difference between the three types of awards? Scholarships: A scholarship is an award for academic excellence. In a number of scholarships, financial need may be taken into account as a secondary criterion to decide between candidates of approximately equal attainment. Bursaries: A bursary is an award to students with financial need, and satisfactory academic standing. Prizes: Prizes are normally awards in the form of cash, books and medals valued at less than $200. They are awarded on the basis of academic achievement and any other conditions stated in the eligibility terms of reference.

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