University of
Missouri-Columbia
Institution Information
University
of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65211
(573)882-2121
www.missouri.edu
Selective Admissions
4-Year, Public
Day,
Evening, Weekend
Commuter, Residential,
Distance/Online
Office Information
Office of Disability
Services
S5
Memorial Union
Barbara Hammer
(573)882-4696
(573)884-5002 fax
(573)882-8054 tty
www.disabilityservices.missouri.edu
disabilityservices@missouri.edu
Staff
6 Full-Time Staff
Current Semester
Enrollment
Campus - 30,200
Disability Services -
476
*numbers are
approximate
Disability Types
Disability Services Has
Experience With
| ADD/ADHD |
Health |
| Aspergers/Autism
|
Mobility |
| Brain Injury |
Orthopedic |
| Seizure |
Deaf |
| Neurological |
Hard of
Hearing |
|
Speech/Language |
Deaf-Blind |
| Learning |
Low Vision |
|
Psychological |
Blind |
Accommodations
Commonly Provided
| Tape
Lectures |
Large Print |
| Notetaker:
Volunteer |
Scribe |
| Interpreters |
Reader:
Out-of-Class |
|
CART/Real-time
Transcription
|
Alternative
Text: Conversion
&
Information |
Assistive Technology
Currently Available
| Assistive
Listening
Devices |
Speech
Recognition |
| Closed
Captioning
Capabilities |
Scanning |
| TTY |
Word
Prediction
Software |
| Visual Alert
System |
Spell Check |
| Braille |
Grammar
Check |
| Large Screen |
Wynn/Text
Help |
| CCTV |
Alternative
Keyboard |
| Screen
Reader |
|
Other Services
Currently Available for
Students with
Disabilities
Mentor Program
Orientation
Personal Counseling
Other Services
Currently Available for
All Students
| Academic
Advising |
Employment
Resources |
| Support
Groups |
Learning
Resource Labs |
| Adaptive
Technology
Training |
Tutoring |
| Career
Counseling |
Campus
Transportation |
Other Accessibility
Considerations
| Accessible
Residence Halls |
Accessible
Community
Housing |
| Accessible
Public
Transportation
|
Accessible
Web/Distance
Education |
| Barrier Free
Campus Terrain |
|
Documentation
Requirements
| Statement of
Diagnosis
|
Signature of
Qualified
Professional |
| History of
Disability |
Description
of Current
Functioning |
|
Other: Reviewed
on a
case-by-case
basis. |
LD Assessments
Accepted
| WAIS |
SB |
| WJ-Cognitive
|
WJ-Achievement |
Additional
Information
The Adaptive
Computing Technology
Center is an office
through the Division of
Information and
Technology that provides
consultations,
assessments and services
related to
adaptive/assistive
technology for students
as well as staff and the
community. Disability
Services works closely
with ACT to insure that
students with
disabilities have access
to the best and most
appropriate services and
supports needed.
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