Disability & Access Services
CCAD is committed to helping students become effective, self-motivated learners. The office of Disability & Access Services provides reasonable accommodations for cognitive, psychological, or physical/medical disabilities.
Disability & Access Services will be available by appointment only during the 2022-2023 academic year. Please email [email protected] with any questions or to schedule an appointment.
Disability accommodation support
The office of Disability & Access Services assists in coordinating appropriate and reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities. Disclosing a disability is voluntary, however, to be considered for reasonable accommodations for a cognitive, psychological, or physical/medical disability, current students must self-identify as having a disability and provide appropriate documentation. To initiate the process, students should contact Disability & Access Services and review the following resources for information on documentation requirements and frequently asked questions. Students registered with Disability & Access Services can also reference the Grievance Policy & Procedure regarding equal access to campus programs and services.
Online resources to support virtual learning
Create Away: Remote learning resources for students
Linkedin Learning: Video tutorials
Packard Library: Online resources and libguides
Writing, Math, & Art History Center
At the the Writing, Math, and Art History Center, our writing consultants help students with technical writing skills, writing cohesion, and overall quality of writing assignments, always focusing as much on the writer as much as the individual piece of writing. Our math consultants work with students to better understand their Quantitative Literacy and Business Math concepts and assignments in real time. Our Art History consultants help with understanding course content, visual literacy, and its applicability to papers, tests, and projects. All of our consultants are faculty at CCAD and professionals in their field.
The Writing, Math, and Art History Center conducts appointments remotely via Google Meet video and Google docs. Sign up for appointments here. Our team of expert consultants is available for in-person (in the Group Study Room at the Packard Library) and online / video meetings (on Google Meet) this semester.
Appointments begin the second week of the semester and end on the final day of the semester in both Fall and Spring semesters.
Please email Jeremy Stoll, Director of LIBA if you have any questions (jstoll@ccad.edu).
Further accessibility needs
For students with disabilities in need of greater accessibility to fully participate in any campus event, program, or activity, please contact the Disability & Access Services office at [email protected]. Please notify us in advance to ensure appropriate adjustments or alterations can be made.
Staff
Alyss Zohar
Access Coordinator
[email protected]
