1. Specially designated
parking spaces.
2. Ramps and elevators
for accessibility to main campus facilities.
3. Registration
assistance for students unable to negotiate regular
registration procedures.
4. Specialized academic,
personal and vocational counseling.
5. Special equipment for
campus use and home loan, such as tape recorders, visual
enlarging machines, a talking calculator and adaptive
computer equipment.
6. Services of the State
Department of Rehabilitation, such as vocational
coun-seling and guidance, training (with payment of
costs, such as books, fees, tuition, etc.) and job
placement.
7. Specialized
instruction for the physically limited, as well as for
individuals working with the disabled.
8. An innovative Special
Learning Center for disabled students to provide
self-pacing pro-grams and vocational exploration
packages, located at the Pacific Coast Campus.
9. Specialized services
for the deaf and hard of hearing, including speechreading
(lipreading) instruction, courses in total communication,
as well as the coordination of classroom interpreters for
deaf students. Students who may need these services
should inform the DSPS office before they enroll.
10. Adapted physical
education for physically limited students requiring
specialized physical education.
11. The Speech, Language
and Hearing Clinic pro-vides diagnosis and therapeutic
remediation of specific communication problems through
individual and group assistance.