Accommodation Services
The Accommodation Services Office is the primary office on campus with the specialized knowledge and experience in disability issues.
Disability Handbook and Forms
Accommodations at College Events Policy
Application for Accommodations in SCC Housing
Assistance Animal Policy and Agreement in SCC Housing
Housing Accommodations Appeal-Grievance Form
Housing Accommodations Policy & Procedures Application
The Accommodation Services Office is the central location for maintaining information about your disability through written records and staff contact. This office assists students with physical, psychological, medical, and learning disabilities.
If you currently have a disability the accommodation services coordinator can assist you in making the most of your college career.
The accommodation services coordinator maintains statistics on students with disabilities and advocates to the college administration for improved services, more adaptive equipment, accessible buildings, etc. The accommodation services coordinator advocates on behalf of students with disabilities.
The coordinator also provides information to faculty and staff members regarding needs and the advantages of a team approach in serving students with disabilities.
Faculty consultation
The Accommodation Services Coordinator works with faculty to facilitate classroom and testing accommodations. Faculty members are encouraged to modify rather than waive specific requirements, so that all students, as much as possible, get the same academic experiences.
Faculty and staff handbook on working with students with disabilities
This handbook is distributed to all faculty and staff members. The handbook provides faculty and staff members with general information on various disabilities. It also gives suggestions for accommodating students with disabilities.
Auxiliary aids
Interpreters, readers, and assisted technology are examples of aids some students with disabilities may need.
Recorded textbooks and other alternative formats
The Student Support Center can assist students who have vision, learning, or physical disabilities with ordering taped textbooks. It is important for students to register for classes at the earliest possible time and to contact faculty regarding reading assignments immediately after registering.
Relationship with community services
The Student Support Center maintains a close working relationship with community agencies on individual concerns.
Contact Angela Mickelson for more information.
Angel Mickelson, LBSW, IADC
Student Success Advocate/Disability Services Coordinator
Southeastern Community College
1500 Agency Rd., West Burlington, IA 52601
Email: amickelson@scciowa.edu
Phone: (319) 208-5167
Fax: (319) 208-5343
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