Accessibility Services (AS) offers programs beyond accommodations to our students. Learn more about how you can participate in different support services to learn more effective strategies for utilizing your accommodations, adjusting to college life, gaining valuable study skills, and connecting with other like-minded students.
Our Learning and Accommodation Specialists provide individual instruction to students who need personalized support in building learning skills to reach their educational goals.
A learning specialist can assist you with:
Our scheduled office hours are the perfect time for you to get the support you need to achieve your educational goals. Our learning specialist will be available to assist you with any questions you may have, practice various learning strategies with you, and explore resources that will help you reach your full potential. We are committed to ensuring that you are fully prepared, so don't hesitate to drop by or join us online!
Our Learning Specialists are available during office hours to provide assistance to Accessibility Services students in setting up their note-taking app, Glean. They offer in-person guidance on account creation, logging in for the first time, and navigating the app's various features. Be sure to bring your preferred device, as Glean is compatible with smartphones, tablets, and computers.
*Because multiple students may be present at once, open office hours are not confidential.
Need help getting started with your note-taking app? Have questions about using your accommodations? Drop into our office to get your questions answered!
email us at [email protected] to set up a Teams meeting!
Watch an online tutorial by clicking the link below!
ATC staff are available to meet with students on-campus for scheduled appointments on Mondays and Thursdays!
Schedule your appointment today!
The Peer Mentoring program offered by Accessibility Services assists students who would like additional support in adapting to college life, building successful student habits, and preparing for their future beyond higher education.
Students who are 21 and under and are registered with Accessibility services are eligible to participate.
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Participating students and their mentors meet weekly throughout the school year to work together on:
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As part of the mentoring program, students will have the chance to attend various workshops throughout the academic year. These workshops aim to foster a sense of community among peers and equip students with global skills essential for long-term success. The sessions will cover a range of topics, including self-advocacy, career path exploration, resume building, and identifying and utilizing campus and community resources.
Interested in participating? Ask your counselor for more information or schedule an intake appointment today!
Schedule an Intake Appointment
Our peer mentoring program is provided in partnership with the Department of Workforce Services, Utah State Office of Rehabilitation.
