Cecil College is committed to the integration of students with disabilities into all areas of College life. ADA Services are provided to assist all students with disabilities who need reasonable accommodation in order to participate in any College programs. Call 410-287-1000, to schedule an appointment as early as possible so that the College may meet any specific request prior to the beginning of classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Postsecondary Disability Support Services Brochure (pdf)
The Role of Disability Support Services:
1. To provide arrangements for reasonable accommodations
to qualified students with documented disabilities.
2. To provides DSS counselors on each campus to work with
students to determine appropriate accommodations and arrange
support services.
3. To assist the College in complying with the provisions
of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
4. Stresses the development of self-advocacy and self-determination
skills.
5. To Maintain and protect the confidentiality of student
records as required by law.
6. To assist the College community in understanding the
effects of disabilities and to eliminate the physical, technical
and attitudinal barriers that limit the range of opportunities
for students with disabilities.
Services Available:
1. Assistance with admission, course selection and registration.
Interpretation and maintenance of students' confidential
documentation of disability.
2. Tutors
3. Authorization of accommodations based on documentation
of disability.
4. Assistance with classroom accommodations such as note
takers, readers, scribes and sign language interpreters.
5. Arrangement for recorded texts through Recordings for
the Blind and Dyslexic (RFBD).
6. Accommodation letters and liaison with faculty to arrange
accommodations.
7. Arrangements for examinations, such as extended time
or distraction-free environment.
8. Assistive technology including computers with disability-specific
software and hardware.
9. Document conversion to alternative formats.
10. Liaison with external agencies such as the Division
of Rehabilitative Services (DORS).
Handicapped Parking Permits
Permits may be obtained through Bill Woolston in the Safety and Security Office,
located in the Technology Center, Room 203. Please call 410-287-6060, extension
1605 for more information.
TTY Phone Number
410-287-2701
