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Disability Resources & Services (DRS)
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Mission
Chandler-Gilbert Community College is committed to ensuring equal
access to college programs and activities for students with
disabilities. DRS will provide services which foster personal and
educational growth, recognizing the "student first" and "disability
second."
Program Role & Function
To assist students with disabilities with access issues in order to
participate fully in all educational programs and campus services:
- To promote college awareness of the needs and capabilities of students with disabilities.
- To serve as a resource for members of the college, community, prospective students, and parents.
- To provide advocacy, academic and personal support services.
- To
empower students to gain the necessary skills, and knowledge to make
informed decisions about their academic and life planning.
- To provide services and accommodations to meet the individual needs of students with documented disabilities.
Goal of DRS
To develop strong and supportive working relationships with those
students who self identify their disability and register with this
office. To provide advocacy, support services, and learning
opportunities which empower students and promote independence.
DRS services may include:
- Pre-registration support services
- Intake and assessment
- Advisement and registration (first semester of college only)
- Documentation review and approval
- Advocacy and support services
- Approve, implement, and monitor accommodations
- Education on the legal difference between secondary and post-secondary
- Education on ADAAA, Section 504, and FERPA
- Campus, community referral and resources
- Opportunities for students to integrate into campus life
- Assistive technology (AT) support
- Monitor campus compliance of ADAAA
Appointments can be made by:
- Student, parent, staff, faculty, high school personnel, or community agencies
- Calling to schedule an intake appointment: (480) 857-5188
- Newly enrolled, first year students, and those needing auxiliary services must register in the DRS office
When should students seek assistance from DRS?
- If you have a documented disability, a medical or psychological diagnosis
- If you received prior Special Education Services, including resource support
- If you have a temporary disability that begins to affect academic goals and performance
- If you begin to struggle transitioning to college, classrooms tasks, and academic goals
- BEFORE the semester begins for new students
When should Staff or Faculty refer to DRS?
- If a student self discloses a disability
- If a student has asked for or appears to be in need of accommodations
- If a student has not self identified or provided Instructor Notification Form (INF), yet shows signs of struggling
- If
a student does not meet academic expectations, exhibits poor classroom
performance which would call for removal, or a possible alternative
course placement
- If behavior or attitude interferes with the educational process or learning of others
DRS Admission & Registration Process:
1. CGCC
- CGCC Home Page
- Set up online Student Center
- Apply for Admission
2. Contact DRS office
- Self Identify
- Complete registration forms
- Provide disability documentation refer to : http://www.maricopa.edu/disab/
- Request accommodations for Placement Test
3. Placement Testing
- For testing appointments refer to CGCC Testing Center Homepage
- Click “Placement Testing”
- Click “Online Appointment Reservation”
4. Academic Advisement & Registration
- New & first year students need to meet with DRS staff
- Students needing outside auxiliary services are required to meet with DRS staff (Refer to MCCCD time frame to secure services)
- Continuing students need to self enroll, or refer to Enrollment Services
5. Communicate any concerns, changes or needs directly with the DRS Office
DRS Contact Information Hours
Brenna Peck, BA, Psychology Pecos Campus:
Disability Resource Specialist M-F: 9am - 5pm
email: brenna.peck@cgcmail.maricopa.edu
Department Office Number: (480) 857-5188
Direct Office Line: (480) 857-5187
TTY: 480-732-7066
Fax Number: (480) 212-0915
Room Location: SC 164 |
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