Disabilities Resource Center
Welcome to the Disabilities Resource Center
The Disabilities Resource Center (DRC) provides services to Santa Fe College's students with disabilities. The goal of the DRC is to ensure that students with disabilities are afforded an equal opportunity to fully participate in all aspects of life at Santa Fe College. The DRC serves students with a wide array of disabilities and seeks to provide valuable information for students, parents, faculty and staff related to various responsibilities, services and programs. If you cannot find the information you need, please do not hesitate to contact us.
*Test must be scheduled 3 business days/school days in advance of the test date.
This site presents important information about:
- Establishing and coordinating academic modifications, adjustments, auxiliary aids and services through the DRC.
- Adaptive technologies that enhance students' capacities for accessing and understanding information.
- Self-support strategies that enhance students' independent decision-making and learning processes.
- Resources for academic and life planning.
DRC Goals:
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Collaborate proactively with campus partners to promote accessible curricular and co-curricular programs, services, and supports.
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Provide outreach and guidance for all populations of Santa Fe College students with disabilities.
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Engage students to recognize when barriers exist and to utilize accommodations and college support services.
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Formulate recommendations for accommodations and other supports based on individual students’ access needs.
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Pursue continuing professional development on critical issues in higher education to better serve the college community.
Mission Statement
By collaborating with the college community to foster engagement and celebrate the achievements of students with disabilities, the Santa Fe College Disabilities Resource Center leads the college forward in disability-related access.