Welcome to the 2011-2012 Academic Year!

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UNCW - DISABILITY SERVICES
ADVOCACY
ACCOMMODATION
ACCESS
Volume 1, Issue 1
Fall 2011
Welcome to the 2011-2012 Academic Year!
Fall 2011
Announcements:
THIS SEMESTER THE DISABILITY
Welcome new and returning
students to the 2011-2012 aca-
Welcome! Welcome!
This is our first newsletter for
students registered with Disability Services. We hope to
provide you with updates as
well as a selection of new and
useful information about our
services on campus.
In June of 2011, our building
name changed to DePaolo
Hall. Some of the campus
literature (brochures, etc.)
may still reflect Westside
Hall; however, they will soon
be changing. Email address,
fax, and phone number remain the same.
Also, our website has gone
through recent construction.
Please take a virtual tour
when you have an opportunity to learn more of what we
have to offer. There is expanded information on resources as well as electronic
access to our Request for
Accommodations form.
If you are a newly registered
student with Disability Services — we look forward to
working with you throughout
your academic career. As
you navigate the semester,
please contact our office if
you have any questions about
the process for disclosing,
requesting, and receiving
SEA Lab
SEA Lab was established to meet the
needs of students registered with Disability Services. Through SEA Lab, a
Learning Specialist is available to assist
students in the improvement of overall
academic achievement through the use
of various strategies and techniques. A
series of workshops and 1:1 instruction
are available throughout the semester.
All workshops are held in #1033 DePaolo Hall. Please call 910-962-7555
to attend a workshop or schedule an
appointment with a Learning Specialist.
accommodations at UNCW.
SERVICES WEBSITE HAS TAKEN
ON A NEW LOOK AND HAS
BECOME MORE USER FRIENDLY
If you are a returning student
— welcome back. As always
we look forward to working
with you and providing the
best resources to aid you in
your academic success. If
you haven’t done so already,
please make sure to stop by
and submit your Request for
Accommodation and Background Information form as
early as possible in the semester.
IN OUR TRANSITION TO A
NEW DESIGN
REQUEST FOR ACCOMMODATION FORMS ARE NOW
AVAILABLE ON THE NEW SITE
FOR EASY ACCESS
NEW CONSTRUCTION ON
CAMPUS TAKES PLACE
DAILY—WATCH FOR EMAILS
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
ABOUT SIDEWALKS, PATHWAYS, AND PARKING LOTS
THAT ARE AFFECTED.
WATCH YOUR EMAIL FOR
Please contact Disability Services at 910-962-7555 if you
have difficulty accessing any
information in this newsletter.
INFORMATION ABOUT UPCOMING FINAL EXAMS.
Campus Resources
Campus Resource Highlights
University Learning Center
The University Learning Center is committed to being a vital part of UNCW students'
education. Our academic support services
are based on the principle that quality learning takes place when peers work collaboratively to develop knowledge and build
skills. The University Learning Center provides students a learning environment and
experience that differs from the classroom;
we focus on high-quality individual, smallgroup and large-group student-centered and
student-lead learning. The ULC includes the
Writing Lab; Math Lab; Supplemental Instruction and Learning Services. For more
information visit the web site…….. or better
yet stop by DePaolo Hall!
DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
Creating Experiences for Life
UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER
HTTP://WWW.UNCW.EDU/ULC/
COUNSELING SERVICES
HTTP://WWW.UNCW.EDU/
STUAFF/COUNSELING/
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
HTTP://UNCW.EDU/UC/
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
HTTP://UNCW.EDU/STUAFF/
HEALTHSERVICES/
CAREER CENTER
HTTP://UNCW.EDU/STUAFF/
CAREER/
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UNCW RANDALL LIBRARY HOME
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