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Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley ABLE

 

Institution Information

Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley
3201 Southwest Trafficway
Kansas City, MO 64111
www.mcckc.edu

Open Admissions
2-Year, Public
Day, Evening, Weekend
Commuter, Distance/Online Education

 

Office Information

Academic Bridges to Learning (ABLE)
Pat Goodwin
(816)759-4717
(816)759-4169

 

Staff

1 Full-Time Staff
3 Part-Time Staff
Specialists: Learning

 

Current Semester Enrollment

Campus - 6000
Disability Services - 34

*numbers are approximate

 

Disability Types Disability Services Has Experience With

Aspergers/Autism Learning          
Brain Injury Psychological  
Seizure Health
Developmental  

 

Accommodations Commonly Provided

Instructor Notification Scribe
Tape Lectures Reader: In Class
Notetaker: Paid & Volunteer             Alternative Text: Conversion
Interpreters Testing
Large Print Reduced Course Load

 

Assistive Technology Currently Available

Assistive Listening Devices         Speech Recognition
TTY Scanning
Braille Word Prediction Software
Large Screen Grammar Check
CCTV Wynn/Text Help
Screen Reader Alternative Keyboard

 

Other Services Currently Available for Students with Disabilities

 

Other Services Currently Available for All Students

Mentor Program Adaptive Technology Training
Orientation Career Counseling
Academic Advising Job Placement Assistance
Personal Counseling                           Employment Resources
Support Groups Tutoring
Advocacy Training  

 

Other Accessibility Considerations

Accessible Public Transportation
Accessible Distance/Online Education
Barrier Free Campus Terrain

 

Documentation Requirements

Statement of Diagnosis
Signature of Qualified Professional

 

LD Assessments Accepted

WAIS WIAT
SB WJ-Cognitive
WJ-Achievement  

 

Additional Information

The ABLE program, which stands for Academic Bridges to Learning Effectiveness, is an intensive support services program designed to empower individuals with learning disabilities, brain injuries, and other neurological impairments to become independent learners. The ABLE program helps facilitate the transition of students into the regular college curriculum or the workplace. In addition to small class sizes and individualized academic advising from a learning disabilities specialist, the ABLE program offers a structured curriculum of guidance courses, academic support and counseling support. There is an additional cost of $35 per credit hour for this program.

 

 









 
 
 

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