The Personal Innovation Center is created for students to stop by room 1180 and create their own personal creative artwork, melodies, website, slideshow, and more as well as receive assistance whenever possible.
Attention students, if you need help with registration please see your advisor.
The William Berger Gallery is a community access to the Arts, which nurtures and celebrates the creativity of people with disabilities through shared experiences in the visual and performing arts
ACCESS works with each students to ensure that they are receiving accommodations that have an opportunity to learn new adaptive or assistive technologies that enhance educational and professional growth.
American Sign Language interpreters are available for students who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.
ACCESS is the Wolfson Campus' disability service center staffed with six Resource Advisors who are specially trained to guide students through the registration process and develop a unique set of accommodations and services for each student that is built upon their strengths and abilities.
Contact our staff for assistance. Advisors, technical staff, tutors, and more
Find how you can help others as you improve your own performance.
Students who have a documented disability are eligible for services. To learn more on how you're eligible for service please make an appointment with your advisor today.
The mission of ACCESS is to assist students to maximize their talents, skills, and abilities to improve academic success as we also promote awareness of accessible and inclusive options whenever possible in classroom learning and in every part of the college experience at the Wolfson Campus.
The William Berger Gallery is a community access to the Arts, which nurtures and celebrates the creativity of people with disabilities through shared experiences in the visual and performing arts.
MEED Digital Tech Studio is equipped with the latest in Apple technology and software that has integrated universal access features. Videos and alternative format materials that are accessible are developed by students who are getting training, service, and work experience as they transition to employment.
The MEED Program is a college-wide program in employment assistance for MDC students with disabilities.
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