The Disability Access Center (DAC) serves as CCC’s point of contact and coordination for students with disabilities. The DAC provides a wide range of services and assistance to ensure students with disabilities are able to achieve their maximum potential. The short-term goal is to help students with disabilities succeed in their academic pursuits. Long-term, DAC services are designed to assist students make the transition from college to work. DAC Services
Harry Truman College Disability Access Center
Ashantá Wellington, Director
(773) 907-4725
1145 West Wilson Ave. Main Building, Rm 1435, Chicago, IL 60640
http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/truman/departments/Pages/Disability-Access-Center.aspx
Wilbur Wright- Disability Access Center
Vinita Subramani, Director
(773) 481-8016
4300 North Narragansett Ave., Room L135, Chicago, IL 60634
http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/wright/departments/Pages/Disability-Access-Center.aspx
Olive Harvey- Disability Access Center
Raenette Clark-Gully, Program Coordinator
Phone:(773) 291-6345
10001 South Woodlawn Ave. Room 1401 Chicago, IL 60628
http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/olive-harvey/departments/pages/disability-access-center.aspx
Harold W. College Disability Access Center
Niki Radford, Director
Phone: (312) 553-3050 Fax: (312) 553-3088
30 East Lake Street, Room 107, Chicago, IL 60601
http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/washington/departments/pages/disability-access-center.aspx
Kennedy King College: Disability Access Center
Dr. Zalika Landrum, Director, Disability Access Center
Phone: (773) 602-5278
Location: 6301 South Halsted Street.W108 or W149 Chicago, IL 60621
http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/kennedy/departments/pages/disability-access-center.aspx
Malcolm X College: Disability Access Center
Tanya Cox, Director, Disability Access Center
(312) 850-7342
1900 West Van Buren St. Room 1509, Chicago, IL 60612
http://www.ccc.edu/colleges/malcolm-x/departments/pages/disability-access-center.aspx
Moraine Valley College- Mission Statement
The mission of Moraine Valley Community College’s Center for Disability Services (CDS) is to serve students with documented disabilities.
Our purpose is to ensure equal access for students with disabilities to all college programs and to promote student independence, student success, and self-advocacy.
Telephone: (708) 974-5711
Fax: (708) 974-8711
sievers@morainevalley.edu
http://www.morainevalley.edu/cds/
College of DuPage
Teaching Workplace Competency to Special Populations
To meet an identified community need, College of DuPage has created the Vocational Skills Program, offering courses to students challenged with mild to moderate cognitive impairment. The courses are developmental-level, non-transferable credit courses designed to develop vocational skills that can lead to competitive, entry-level employment and enhance everyday living skills. We offer courses that meet two days a week, two hours a day for eight weeks on campus in Glen Ellyn, satellite campuses, and at community-based locations. The students are integrated into the College of DuPage campus life by being supported through the student services that are afforded to all COD students.
http://www.cod.edu/programs/vocational/index.aspx
Sally Field Mullan, Coordinator
vocskills@cod.edu
(630) 942-4591
McHenry Community College
Students who have a documented learning, physical, psychological disability, or other barriers to learning are eligible. Some students in occupational programs who have limited English proficiency or are academically disadvantaged may also qualify for accommodations. An intake appointment with the Special Needs Manager is required. If you are willing to work hard to succeed and have the ability to do college-level work.
http://www.mchenry.edu/SpecialNeeds/Index.asp
Gayle Barkley,Special Needs Assistant A260
Phone: (815) 455-8766
TTY: (815) 455-7237
Video Phone: (815) 261-0098
Fax: (815) 479-7836
Email: gabarkley@mchenry.edu
Joliet Junior College
Student Accommodations and Resources (StAR) is committed to providing academic support to students with documented disabilities and students with limited English Proficiency. StAR is the office designated by Joliet Junior College to provide ADA/504 accommodations based on the students’ educational needs as demonstrated by appropriate documentation. StAR encourages individuals to become self-advocates and independent learners by assisting students to understand their abilities, to utilize their strengths in order to maximize their learning, and to take responsibility for their learning.
Student Accommodations and Resources
Campus Center: A-1125
Office Phone: (815) 280-2230
Resource Room Phone: (815) 280-2613
Fax: (815) 280-2820
Email: star@jjc.edu
http://www.jjc.edu/disability-services/Pages/default.aspx