| Educational Access Services |
Nancy Conklin, Coordinator: 970-248-1826; Contact
Nancy
Tom Whalen, Acting Assistant Coordinator: 970-248-1801;
Contact Tom |
| Study, note-taking, and test-taking skills |
| Student
Academic Resource Center |
| Financial Aid |
Heath Resource Center
National clearinghouse on postsecondary education for individuals
with disabilities |
| Alternate formats for students with print
disabilities |
Recordings for the Blind and
Dyslexic (RFB & D)
Audio recordings of many textbooks. Requires a 4-track tape
player or specialized software or CD player. Individual memberships
are $100 for the first year and $35/year afterwards for an unlimited
number of books to borrow. |
|
Colorado Talking
Books Library
Free membership to individuals with print disabilities. Free
long-term loan of 4-track tape players. Many tapes of recent
literature used in college literature classes. |
| Technology for college students with disabilities |
Premier Assistive
Technology
Free download of tex-to-speech software (E-text reader) and
other relatively inexpensive software for people with print
disabilities. |
The Screen Magnifiers
Homepage
Different kinds of software, including text-to-speech software
and mouse software. |
Disabilities,
Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology (DO-IT)
Resources for students preparing for college and careers |
| General disability information |
New Freedom Initiative
Federal government online resources for people with disabilities |
| Employment |
O*Net Online
Career exploration |
| Mesa State
Advising and Career Center |
| Job Accommodation Network
(JAN) |
| Mesa County Workforce Center, Dave Hoffman Disability Programs
Navigator, 255-2217, Contact
Dave |
| Hire Disability Solutions |
| America's Career Infonet |
