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INFORMATION AND SERVICES FOR FACULTY
New Faculty Seminar
Usually in October, DSP&S faculty and staff present an hour long session at the New Faculty Seminar describing the services offered, present universal design strategies and to answer questions.
Classroom Presentations
DSP&S provides classroom presentations for Mt. SAC faculty upon request. These presentations will be customized to the professor's needs. Examples of presentation topics include DSP&S services, courses offered by DSP&S, common characteristics of students with learning disabilities, and legal issues surrounding disability services. To arrange for an individualized presentation contact the DSP&S Department Secretary Carole Ludwig.
Professional Development classes:
Accommodating Students with Disabilities in the Classroom
This is an 8-week web-based, HYBRID COURSE designed for those who provide direct instruction to students. In this course, faculty participants will learn strategies for fully including students with disabilities in academic activities. Participants will also discuss studies and review answers to questions faculty members frequently ask about accommodating students with disabilities in their classes. On-campus and off-campus resources will be explored. Faculty participants will be asked to select one of their existing courses to review in light of the issues presented during this course. For the selected course, faculty will examine access for students with disabilities, explore accommodation strategies and consider modifications that would make it more accessible to students with a wide variety of disabilities. Course activities include online readings, videos, online discussions, a face to face interview, and individual projects. Faculty may elect to earn 32 hours of Salary Advancement Credit.
The Class is typically offered Winter and Summer terms. For more information, visit the Professional and Organizational Development Calendar or contact the Presenter, Grace Hanson
Register for this next class, scheduled January 3 through February 28, 2013.
Disability Celebration Month
Disability Celebration Month is typically held in October. A variety of activities are planned throughout the month to celebrate the accomplishments of and to bring awareness to barriers that commonly exist for individuals with disabilities.
DSP&S Guide To Services Handbook (large PDF)
