Disability Resources

•  Request for Support
• Submit a Proctored Test Request
• Disability Greviance Process
•  Disability Resources Policy
•  Documentation Guidelines
•  DR Student Handbook
• Registering with Disability Resources

Using CCC's Secure Upload site, students can upload documents to Disability Resources.
 

For instructions and to access and upload a document, visit the Secure Upload Page . When uploading to Secure Upload choose "Disability Resources".

Disability Resources facilitates an accessible community where students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to fully participate in all aspects of the educational environment. This occurs through partnerships with students, faculty, staff, and the community to promote students' independence and inclusion to ensure recognition of their abilities, not their disabilities.

The Disability Resources Program at CCC is committed to providing inclusive and accessible educational opportunities to eligible students enrolled at CCC. Services provided are individually tailored to meet the needs of each specific student.

The disability resource offices are located on the Lone Tree Campus in rooms 112a, b, and c. Disability Resources staff offer most services remotely, and can also meet people in person at the Fourth Street campus upon request.

Student Services Reception Desk
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928-226-4323

After high school, students with disabilities are served in a different way with what is called a Letter of Accommodations. Disability resources uses your IEP along with other appropriate qualifying documentation to create a Letter of Accommodation tailored to best serve your individualized needs.

Student participation is voluntary. Students choose when they need to utilize their accommodations in their classes, but they must remember to formally request accommodations every semester they wish to use them.

For more details, please refer to the Disability Resources Student Handbook

•  Proctored Testing Information Sheet for Instructors
•  Note-Taker Hiring Form
•  Note-Taker Quiz
•  Note-Taker Training Slideshow

The first communication you should make is to your instructor, administrator, or staff member who is most directly responsible for helping you solve your problem, preferably in writing from your MyCCC account. You may also contact Disability Resources Dept. for any disability-related issues as well.  

If you need more help, please refer to the  Disability Grievance Process.