| Name of Office: |
Access Office, disAbility Support Services |
| Contact Person: |
Suelaine Matthews |
| Email Address: |
fvaccess@stlcc.edu |
| Web Site: |
www.stlcc.edu/disAbility/Access_Office |
| Number of Staff: |
3 Full-Time, 4 Part-Time |
| Number of Specialists: |
1 Learning Disabiliy |
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3 Deaf / Hard of Hearing |
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1 Counselor |
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1 Assistive Technology |
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1 Typewell Transcriptionist |
| Type of Institution: |
2-Year |
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Open Admissions |
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Public |
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Day |
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Evening |
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Weekend |
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Commuter |
| Total Student Population: |
6000 |
| Students with Disabilities: |
201 |
| Other Accessibility Considerations |
Accessible Community Housing |
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Accessible Public Transportation |
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Barrier Free Campus Terrain |
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Accessible Web / Distance Learning Courses |
| Number of Students By Disability: |
34 ADD / ADHD |
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2 Aspergers |
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1 Blind |
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2 Brain Injury |
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4 Deaf |
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10 Developmental Disability |
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5 Hard of Hearing |
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14 Health |
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66 Learning Disability |
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6 Low Vision |
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6 Orthopedic / Mobility |
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42 Psychological |
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6 Speech Language |
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2 Seizure |
| Accommodations Commonly Provided: |
Instructor Notification |
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Taping Lectures |
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Braille |
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Large Print |
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Interpreters |
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Course Substitution |
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Reduced Course Load |
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Testing Accommodations |
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Notetaker (volunteer, paid, transcriber) |
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Reader (in-class) |
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Alternative Text (information, institutional member,
conversion) |
| Assistive Technology Available: |
Alternative Keyboard |
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Assistive Listening Devices |
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Braille |
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CCTV |
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Closed Captioning |
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Daisy Players |
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Enlarged Screen |
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4 Track Players |
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Grammar Check |
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MP3 Players |
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Scanning |
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Screen Reader |
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Speech Recognition |
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Spell Check |
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TTY |
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Video Phone |
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Wynn / Text Help |
| Other Services Provided: |
Orientation |
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Career Counseling |
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Tutoring |
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Special Academic Advising |
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Learning Resource Labs |
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Sign Language Classes |
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Personal Counseling |
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Counselor Uses Sign Language |
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Advocacy Training |
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Job Placement |
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Employment Resources |
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Adaptive Technology Training |
| Documentation Requirements: |
Current - 5 years |
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Statement from Qualified Professional |
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Signature of Qualified Professional |
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History of Disability |
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Description of Current Functioning |
| Tests Accepted for LD Documentation: |
WAIS, WJ-Cognitive, WJ-Achievement, SB, WIAT |
| Additional Information: |
Tutoring, job placement assistance, employment
resources, and learning
resource labs are available to all students and student with
disabilities
may take advantage of these college-wide services.St.
Louis Community College has a history of serving deaf and
hard of hearing students. Some specialized services offered
to deaf and hard of hearing students are: counselors and
advisors skilled in sign language, Typewell transcription
services, an interpreter coordinator who hires, trains, and
mentors in-house interpreters, Theatre of the Deaf,
Interpreter Traning Program on campus, and On-campus social
activities for deaf and hard of hearing students. |
| Additional Costs: |
No information provided |