The Santa Fe College Disabilities Resource Center (DRC) has temporarily moved all operations online.
DRC remains available to meet and provide assistance to students who either have already been connected with the DRC or are seeking to connect with the DRC. We will continue to provide information, consultation, intake, accommodation discussions, as well as converting text to accessible formats. We are also available to provide consultation and support for faculty around accessibility of online courses.
Students and faculty can connect with us via:
- Phone: 352-395-4400
- Email: drc@scfollege.edu or Contact any Access Specialist directly
- Current Santa Fe College students who want to meet us can do so during our virtual drop-in sessions Online Zoom Sessions: Access Zoom Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – Noon and 1 – 3 p.m.
Welcome to DRC
The DRC provides services to Santa Fe College students with disabilities, so they have an equal opportunity to fully participate in all aspects of SF life. The DRC serves students with a wide array of disabilities and this website provides valuable information for students, parents, faculty and staff related to various responsibilities, services and programs of the office. If you cannot find the information you are seeking, please do not hesitate contact us.
The Disabilities Resource Center (DRC) serves:
- Students who document disabilities that limit academic access
- Faculty instructing students with disabilities
- Individuals seeking disability information
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:
- Provide outreach to and service excellence for all populations of Santa Fe College students with disabilities
- Formulate recommendations for support systems and accommodations based on individual students’ abilities and needs
- Influence colleagues to provide inclusive academic programs, support services, electronic access, and campus life to benefit all students
- Assist students with developing self-advocacy skills to utilize accommodations and services effectively
- Investigate critical issues in higher education to better serve students and staff on disability-related matters
Mission Statement
The overall mission of the Disabilities Resource Center is to systematically establish and deliver reasonable, equitable academic adjustments and services for students with disabilities; serve as a resource to the college and community on disability related matters.