Disability Accommodations & Support Services Overview PRESENTED BY: Bonnie Landau, MS, PPS Transition & Retention Counselor ACCESSIBILITY · ADVOC ACY · INCLUSIVITY
WHAT IS DASS?
What is DASS? DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS & SUPPORT SERVICES DASS assists CSUCI students with disabilities by providing a wide range of support services.
Services DASS Provides • Student appointments • Academic accommodations • Housing accommodations • Support programs
Students are eligible if… • they have a documented disability • the disability is permanent or temporary • they self-identify to DASS • they complete on-line application & the new student appointment process
DISABILITY TYPES Acquired Brain Injury 2% Psychological 21% ADHD 23% Temporary 2% Other 13% Autism 11% Communication 1% Mobility Limitation 5% Deaf-Hard of Hearing 2% Visual Limitation 1% Learning Disability 20%
Majors of DASS Students
How to Apply • Visit www.csuci.edu/dass Information you will need: • Student ID • MyCI email • Documentation verifying disability OR Self report
“ At CI we believe that accessibility is “ a shared responsibility of all campus community members.
DASS ACTIVITIES
DASS Support Programs
DASS Support Programs
TRANSITION TO COLLEGE
Laws & Policies in Special Education IEP 504 Higher Ed Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Section 504 Section 504 IDEA Subpart D subpart E Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Rehabilitation Act of 1973 CSU BOARD OF California Department of Education TRUSTEES POLICY: Special Education Guidelines Executive Order 1111 Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA)
Focus of Special Ed Support Higher IEP 504 Ed Academic Equal Equal Success Access Access
CSU Standards • The CSU has the right to maintain admission, academic, and conduct standards. • A reasonable accommodation cannot result in a fundamental alteration to an academic program, course or activity. • The learning outcome of a course cannot be altered.
Do Accommodations Transfer? Sometimes. Do Not Usually Sometimes Transfer Transfer Transfer • Extended time on exams • Shortened assignments • Extra absences • Alternative media • Notes on exams • More time on assignments • Assistive technology • Alternative grading • Calculator on exams • Notetaking • Specialized instruction • Alternative assignment • Lecture recording • Spell check on exams • ASL interpreter • Braille documents • Computer for essay exams
Skills to Succeed in College TIME SELF-ADVOCACY INDEPENDENCE SELF-CARE MANAGEMENT PROBLEM STUDY SKILLS ORGANIZATION RESILIENCE SOLVING
ANY QUESTIONS?
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