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Disability Services and the Resource Center for Students with Disabilities (RCSD)

Recent GraduatesDisability Services and the Resource Center for Students with Disabilities (RCSD) are located in Library 149. Together, they are responsible for providing disability related services, and ensuring that appropriate accommodations for students are met in the academic and university environment.

In order for students to receive appropriate accommodations, they must voluntarily provide current documentation that verifies their disabling condition, as well as register and meet with the disability services coordinator. The types of accommodations vary depending upon the disability and are determined on a case-by-case basis.

If your child has a disabling condition (learning, mental or physical) or think they may have a disabling condition, please contact Disability Services at 906-635-2355 or ext. 2355, or RCSD at 906-635-2454. For more information email: Vicki Fox, Disabling Services Coordinator below.

A Sample of Typical Accommodations:

  Extra testing time (where appropriate)

  • Access to a distraction reduced testing environment
  • Assistance with class assignments
  • Alternative testing formats
  • Alternative computer access
  • Classroom audio taping
  • Note-taking services
  • Alternative text formats
  • Assistive technology
  • Alternative seating in classrooms

Contact Disablity Services

  • Vicki Fox, Disability Services Coordinator—Ext. 2355
    KJS Library-Room 130
    vfox@lssu.edu
  • Dave Castner, Counselor—Ext. 2453
    KJS Library
    dcastner@lssu.edu
  • Mary Jo Meehan, Counselor—Ext. 2189
    KJS Library-Room 132
    mmeehan@lssu.edu

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 Support Services Provided by Other Departments

  • Help with enrollment and registration
  • Coordination of housing needs
  • Medical treatment information and referrals
  • Tutoring
  • Communication with faculty regarding student needs
  • Personal counseling for academic and career concerns
  • College and community agency information and referrals
  • Career Counseling

*The RCSD has a responsibility to maintain confidentiality regarding the student’s evaluation and may not release any part of the documentation without the student’s informed and written consent.

*Staff at LSSU adhere to the Family Education Rights and Privacy ACT (FERPA).

*LSSU is committed to making individuals with disabilities full participants in its programs, services, and activities.

 *It is LSSU’s policy that no otherwise qualified individual with a disability shall be denied access to, or participation in, any program, service, or activity offered by the university.

 *LSSU supports equal educational opportunities for all students. Students are entitled to accessible, accommodating, and supportive teaching and learning environments.

 *All documentation is kept in strict confidence by RCSD. Upon receipt and evaluation of the documentation, RCSD will provide the accommodation information to the faculty and staff involved. It is the responsibility of the faculty, staff, and student to work with RCSD to make sure all parties needs are addressed.


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Fast Facts

Enrollment: 3,371
  Female: 49%
  Male: 51%

Faculty: 111 full-time faculty

Class size: 70% have fewer than 30 students.

Student/faculty ratio: 17:1

Where we're from: 68% Michigan residents. 15% Ontario residents, 17% out-of-state.

Study abroad: Available anywhere in the world.

Student organizations: More than 60, including a free-format student-run radio station (WLSO 90.1 FM).

Residence halls: Living options include traditional residence halls, suites, furnished apartments, two-story
furnished townhouses, and historic houses. High-Speed Internet is provided in each unit.

Academic calendar: Semester system; fall and spring. Summer session; May, June and July.

Financial aid: More than 83% of LSSU students receive assistance.

Placement: 86% of graduates have obtained a job or have been accepted to graduate school within 180 days. 100% placement for engineering and nursing majors.

Alumni: 26,231

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