The university offers courses designed to meet disability-related needs and cover topics such as adjustment to college life and study and organizational strategies. All of the following courses earn graduation credit. Several students sitting at a table talking

  • UVC 1010: First-Year Seminar (offered Fall semester)
    This course is designed for new students registered with ODS to address disability-related concerns as they transition from high school to college.
  • ED 1010: Managing your Personal Assistance (offered Fall semester)
    This course is intended for students with physical disabilities who will be employing personal assistants. Topics covered include how to interview, hire, schedule, manage, and (if necessary) fire personal assistants.
  • ED 1030: Developing Peer Mentors with Disabilities (offered Spring semester)
  • ED 1040: Strategies for Success for Students with Disabilities (offered Fall semester)
  • BME 1550: Adaptive Computer Technology (offered Spring semester)

Register for these courses through your WINGS Express registration, as you would for any other course. If you have any questions about classes, please contact the Office of Disability Services. If you have questions about registration, please contact your academic advisor or the Registrar.