Accommodations and Services
The following are some of the services and accommodations available through Disabled Student Programs & Services. Students with disabilities are responsible for notifying their DSP&S counselor immediately if reasonable accommodations are not implemented in an effective or timely manner.
Services:
- Specialized Academic Advising
- Student Education Plan (SEP)
- Disability Management Counseling
- Liaison & Referral to Campus and Community Resources
- Learning Disability Assessment (LD)
- Transition to College (TTC)
Academic Accommodations:
Accommodations are individualized and determined through an interactive process with the student and DSPS counselor. The interactive process takes into consideration a student’s needs and goals to determine appropriate accommodations identified on the students Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP).
- Alternate Media (i.e. electronic text, enlarged print, braille, etc.)
- Note Taking Assistance
- Audio Recording
- On-Campus Mobility Assistance
- Priority Registration
- Reader/Writer Assistance
- Sign Language Interpreters (Video remote interpreting and Real Time Captioning)
- Test Accommodations
- Adaptive Computer Equipment
- Adaptive Computer Software
- Classroom Breaks
- Preferential Classroom Seating
- Course Policy Accommodation Agreement (CPAA)
Learning Disability (LD) Services
Clovis Community College DSP&S Learning Disability Services provides a comprehensive service to students from identification of a learning disability to developing and establishing strategies that will help students meet their academic goals.
Services may include:
- Learning Strategies
- Specialized Tutorial Sessions
- Learning Disability Assessment
- The learning disability specialist conducts assessments of students and/or reviews previous testing to determine eligibility for services utilizing the Learning Disability Eligibility Service Model established by the state chancellor’s office.
Elizabeth Rutledge-LD Specialist/Counselor
Transition to College (TTC):
TTC provides outreach and support to local high school seniors on an IEP/504 plan. TTC is designed to connect high school students with disabilities to DSP&S services. TTC services strives to make the transition from high school to college seamless for students with disabilities.
Services may include:- Application assistance via AIM for DSP&S
- Specialized academic advising
- Priority registration assistance
- Follow-up retention services post high school
