CAMPUS RESOURCES

Baltimore City Community College
Visit Disability Support Services Office on campus

College of Notre Dame
After a student discloses the nature of her disability, the director of counseling and disability support services works with her to arrange reasonable accommodations. All shared information is confidential and will not be released without a student’s written consent.
For more information please contact Amy Provan

Coppin State University
The Disabled Student and Referral Services Coordinator is located in the Counseling Center on the first floor of the Miles W. Connor Administration Building within the Area of Student Development.
Requests for information or services should be directed to the DSSP Counselor located in the Requests for information or services should be directed to the DSSP Counselor located in the Grace Hill Jacobs Building, Room #806.

Johns Hopkins University
Please see the Student Guide for students posted on the website for specific information about services, eligibility, and additional resources available to students.

Some services offered include:

* Interpretation and maintenance of confidential documentation of disability.
* Authorization of accommodations based on documentation of disability.
* Assistance with classroom accommodations such as note taking, readers, scribes, sign interpreters, and testing accommodations.
* Priority registration and course substitutions, where applicable.
* Academic, career, and short-term counseling
* Liaison with faculty

Loyola College
DSS helps arrange accommodations, adjustments, and equipment for students with disabilities. Based on a student's disability and needs, services could include the following:

Accessible housing
Adaptive equipment/technology
Advocacy
Alternative testing arrangements (e.g., extended time)
Assistance physically getting around campus
Counseling referral
Help with study skills
Maryland Relay
Notetakers
Readers/recorded books
Referral to appropriate services (on or off campus)
Sign language interpreters
Taped lectures
Tutoring
Other services as needed

McDaniel College
The Student Academic Support Services Office strives to:

* Provide appropriate accommodations and support services
* Provide referrals and information to a variety of campus resources, including transportation
* Encourage and assist students with disabilities to develop greater independence
* Work with the college to remove architectural and programatic barriers
* Increase faculty understanding of the needs of students with disabilities
* Assist the college in interpreting legal mandates that provide for students with disabilities

MICA
The Learning Resource and Disability Support Center is dedicated to promoting complete and reasonable access for all students with disabilities to all programs, services, and activities offered to the MICA community.

Morgan State University
The Services for Students with Disabilities Program coordinates services to ensure that students with learning, emotional, and physical disabilities have equal access to University programs. Students must present documentation to receive services. Individualized plans are developed to assist students with specific needs, such as:

Special registration
Reader services
Equipment
In class support (e.g., note takers)
Testing accommodations
Escorts and guides on campus
Liaison with instructors
Other needs to remove barriers to academic success

Towson University
The primary responsibility of the DSS staff is to provide academic accommodations and services, such as extended time on exams and note taking services.

Services and accommodations can include:

* Pre-admission counseling and new student orientation
* Help with course load and selection
* Priority registration
* Testing accommodations
* Note-taking assistance
* Interpreting services
* Alternate formats for printed materials
* Learning and study skills assistance
* Disability consultation and advocacy assistance
* Assistive technology
* Para-transit registration
* Campus orientation and mobility services
* Information and referral*
* Technical assistance and training to faculty and staff

UMBC
The following services are available to Student Support Services participants:

* Academic advisement
* Personal and career counseling
* One-to-one peer tutoring
* Skill-building workshops
* Exposure to cultural, academic, and leadership enrichment activities

Resources for students with disabilities include a Braille Writer, tape recorder, Visual Tek Reading Machine, talking calculators, TTY, etc.

Some services for students with disabilities include extended test-taking time, note-takers, readers, mobility training, American Sign Language Interpreters, etc.

Students may also receive individualized developmental instruction from staff specialists in study skills, communication skills, math/science, foreign language, and English as second language

University of Baltimore
The DSS Office offers the following services to students with disabilities.

Academic Support
Audio Format Materials
Building Access
Parking
Priority Registration
Resource Lab Equipment
Testing Accommodations

There is also a Students with Disabilities club

University of Maryland, Baltimore
Student Services, provides academic and nonacademic support services for students with disabilities. Staff members will work with you and your school to obtain interpreters, notetakers, parking, and other support related to classroom activities.

The Student Services office is equipped with a TTD device to communicate via telephone with hearing-impaired students. The TTD is also available for use by students with hearing impairments while they are on campus. For more information, call 410-706-7117/7714 (voice/TTD).

The following ADA services are available to all University students with ID: screen enlargement and reader software, including Magic Screen, JAWS for Windows, and Kurzweil 3000; text-enlargement equipment; and raised-height desktops. The equipment is located in the School of Social Work's Computing Center.

Villa Julie College
Villa Julie College provides academic support services based on the needs presented by the disability. These services may include, but are not limited to:

Extended time on quizzes, tests, and exams
Notice to teachers explaining necessary accommodations
The use of recording devices, spell check tools and/or calculators in class and/or on exams
Assistance registering for classes
Preferential class seating
Sign language assistance
Access to on-campus computers that are programmed for enlarged print and graphics
Referrals to other resources such as health services, rehabilitation facilities, and counseling options

To learn more about requirements and services please visit the provided website.