Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Services (DHHS)

DHHS provides curricular, co-curricular, and non-curricular accommodations and services to eligible students with hearing loss.

Student is required to discuss with the DHHS Specialist about accommodations.

Accommodations

Accommodations for curricular, co-curricular, and non-curricular are real-time captioning, sign language interpreting, notetaking, and assistive listening devices.

within 4 weeks prior start of a semester to assess reasonable accommodations and to review DHHS policies. Reasonable accommodations cannot be implemented without an intake session and until the student's documentation is complete.

Services

The DHHS Specialist assist students in academic advising, determining appropriate accommodation, letters to professors designating reasonable accommodation, interactive skills, and conflict resolution related to deafness.

For information on required documentation, information session, early registration, new students, Disability Services and many more, check out our FAQ page.