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SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES

 

Services for Students

1. Assistance with admissions and re-
gistration procedures.

2. Arranging for readers, transportat-
ion, or tour of the college.

3. Introducing students to the in-.
structors.

4. Discussing alternate ways of meeting
the program entry requirements.

5. Exploring alternate ways of taking
exams, lecture notes, and campleting
assignments.

6. Support in adapting to the college
envirorment.

7. Referrals to other departments,
service areas, or cammunity agencies.

8. Information on ramps, washroam
facilities, parking, and general
accessibility.

9. Assistance in locating special
materials, equipment, and services.

Services for Faculty

1. Consultation and support in inte-
grating a student into the classroan
setting.

2. Consultation and support in finding
ways of adapting course materials for
students with special needs.

3. In-service workshops on specific
topics regarding various disabilities.
4. Assistance in cbtaining special
equipment or learning materials
required by the student in order to
adapt to the classrocm environment.

 

For further information or service,
please contact Gladys Klassen, local
285.

 

WHAT'S HAPPENING

Sept. 30th at 12:30 - African Drums.
Don't miss these three talented
percussionists who will open up to you
the beauty and excitement of African
music.

Simon Fraser University free noon
concert. -

SKILLS FOR COLLEGE LIBRARY RESEARCH

In order to better serve student needs,
the library skills course will be
offered beginning in October this
semester. Instructors who have
students who need upgrading in library
skills are urged to have them enroll

in this 14 credit course. Students can
register without penalty until

October 5. Two sections will be
offered:

LIB 111 N10 Tues. Oct. 5 - Nov. 16
1400-1700

LIB 111 N50 Wed. Oct. 6 - Nov. 17
1900-2200

For more information, contact Jean
Cockburn, Orientation Librarian.