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The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex/gender, age, disability, or veteran status. Inquiries concerning application of this policy may be referred to ODCTE, Compliance Coordinator, 1500 West Seventh Avenue, Stillwater, Ok 74074-4364, 1-800-522-5810 or (405) 377-2000. This publication is printed and issued by the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education as authorized by 70 O.S. 1981, Sec. 14-104, as amended. 500 copies have been prepared and distributed at a cost of $408.00. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. 19-38689 17964 Career and Academic Connections Contact us at 405.743.5162 Okcareer.tech/cac What Are My Postsecondary Options? Technology Centers — They prepare you for specific professions. They combine the academic curriculum with real-life hands-on applications. Technology centers are usually smaller than colleges and cheaper. You can earn certificates and licenses. Two-Year Community/Junior Colleges — They offer a variety of two-year degree programs. Community and junior colleges are usually smaller and less expensive than four-year colleges and universities. You can earn certificates, licenses and associate degrees. Four-Year Colleges/Universities — They offer a multitude of degree programs. Class sizes are usually large. You can earn bachelor’s, master’s and professional degrees. Will I still have an IEP in postsecondary education? When you are in high school, you may receive services under a law called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act, which provides a free, appropriate public education for students with disabilities. IDEIA does not cover postsecondary education, so you will not have an IEP in postsecondary. Postsecondary institutions provide disability services in compliance with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act. How do I get accommodations and modifications in postsecondary schools? To get reasonable accommodations in postsecondary schools, you will need to disclose your disability and request accommodations. Accommodations do not alter what you are expected to learn. An accommodation makes learning accessible to you and allows you to demonstrate what you know. Modifications are seldom permitted in postsecondary because they may fundamentally alter or lower the standard of the course. You will need to provide documentation of your disability. Here are some steps to keep in mind when requesting accommodations. • Contact the coordinator of disability services. You must contact the person in charge of accommodations and notify that person that you have a disability. Ask about disability documentation requirements. When you meet with the person in charge of accommodations, you should ask what documents are required. Each institution has its own requirements for how current and what documentation must be provided. Be prepared to discuss your disability and accommodations. Discuss your needs and accommodations with the coordinator. Discuss the accommodations you used in the past, what has worked and what you think you will need while attending the institution. Ask questions and confirm your understanding. If the coordinator determines that you are eligible for services, he or she will decide what accommodations you will receive. Make sure you have a full understanding of your responsibilities, including how often you must self-disclose or update your documentation. Cameron University Office of Student Development 580-581-2209 East Central University Coordinator of Disability Services 580-559-5677 or 580-559-5297 Langston University Assistant Vice President for Administrative Affairs/Director of Human Resources 405-466-3204 Northeastern State University Coordinator of Educational Access 918-449-6139 Northeastern State University – Tahlequah Coordinator of Student Disability Services 918-444-2042 Northwestern Oklahoma State University Disabled Student Services 580-327-8414 Oklahoma Panhandle State University Director of Counseling, Career & Disability Services 580-349-1556 Oklahoma State University – Stillwater Student Disabilities Services 405-744-7116 Oklahoma State University – Oklahoma City Disability Services 405-945-3385 Oklahoma State University – Tulsa Student Disability Services 918-594-8354 Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences Student Disability Services 918-594-8354 Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology Director of Academic Accommodations 918-293-4622 Rogers State University Student Disability Services Coordinator 918-343-6828 Southeastern Oklahoma State University Compliance & Safety Director 580-745-3090 Southwestern Oklahoma State University – Sayre Office of Counseling & Assessment 580-928-5533 Southwestern Oklahoma State University – Weatherford Dean of Students 580-774-3767 University of Central Oklahoma Disability Support Services 405-974-2516 University of Oklahoma Disability Resource Center 405-325-3852 University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Disability Resource Center 405-325-3852 University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma Director of Counseling, Disability & Career Services 405-547-1326 Contact for Accommodations at Oklahoma Universities Planning for Your Career (Options After High School) How will you reach your goal? FOUR-YEAR bachelor’s degrees TWO-YEAR associate degrees or technical programs ONE-YEAR certificate programs MORE graduate and professional degrees Be prepared for your future! Postsecondary Accommodation Guide

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Page 1: Postsecondary Accommodation Guide

The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex/gender, age, disability, or veteran status. Inquiries concerning application of this policy may be referred to ODCTE, Compliance Coordinator, 1500 West Seventh Avenue, Stillwater, Ok 74074-4364, 1-800-522-5810 or (405) 377-2000. This publication is printed and issued by the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education as authorized by 70 O.S. 1981, Sec. 14-104, as amended. 500 copies have been prepared and distributed at a cost of $408.00. Copies have been deposited with the Publications Clearinghouse of the Oklahoma Department of Libraries. 19-38689 17964

Career and Academic ConnectionsContact us at 405.743.5162 • Okcareer.tech/cac

What Are My Postsecondary Options?

Technology Centers — They prepare you for specific professions. They combine the academic curriculum with real-life hands-on applications. Technology centers are usually smaller than colleges and cheaper. You can earn certificates and licenses.

Two-Year Community/Junior Colleges — They offer a variety of two-year degreeprograms. Community and junior colleges are usually smaller and less expensive than four-year colleges and universities. You can earn certificates, licenses and associate degrees.

Four-Year Colleges/Universities — They offer a multitude of degree programs. Class sizes are usually large. You can earn bachelor’s, master’s and professional degrees.

Will I still have an IEP in postsecondary education?When you are in high school, you may receive services under a law called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act, which provides a free, appropriate public education for students with disabilities. IDEIA does not cover postsecondary education, so you will not have an IEP in postsecondary. Postsecondary institutions provide disability services in compliance with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act.

How do I get accommodations and modifications in postsecondary schools?To get reasonable accommodations in postsecondary schools, you will need to disclose your disability and request accommodations. Accommodations do not alter what you are expected to learn. An accommodation makes learning accessible to you and allows you to demonstrate what you know. Modifications are seldom permitted in postsecondary because they may fundamentally alter or lower the standard of the course.You will need to provide documentation of your disability. Here are some steps to keep in mind when requesting accommodations. • Contact the coordinator of disability services. You must contact the person in charge of accommodations and notify that person that you have a disability. • Ask about disability documentation requirements. When you meet with the person in charge of accommodations, you should ask what documents are required. Each institution has its own requirements for how current and what documentation must be provided. • Be prepared to discuss your disability and accommodations. Discuss your needs and accommodations with the coordinator. Discuss the accommodations you used in the past, what has worked and what you think you will need while attending the institution. • Ask questions and confirm your understanding. If the coordinator determines that you are eligible for services, he or she will decide what accommodations you will receive. Make sure you have a full understanding of your responsibilities, including how often you must self-disclose or update your documentation.

Cameron UniversityOffice of Student Development580-581-2209

East Central UniversityCoordinator of Disability Services 580-559-5677 or 580-559-5297

Langston UniversityAssistant Vice President for Administrative Affairs/Director of Human Resources 405-466-3204

Northeastern State UniversityCoordinator of Educational Access918-449-6139

Northeastern State University – TahlequahCoordinator of Student Disability Services 918-444-2042

Northwestern Oklahoma State University Disabled Student Services580-327-8414

Oklahoma Panhandle State UniversityDirector of Counseling, Career & Disability Services580-349-1556

Oklahoma State University – StillwaterStudent Disabilities Services405-744-7116

Oklahoma State University – Oklahoma CityDisability Services 405-945-3385

Oklahoma State University – TulsaStudent Disability Services918-594-8354

Oklahoma State University Center for Health SciencesStudent Disability Services918-594-8354

Oklahoma State University Institute of TechnologyDirector of Academic Accommodations918-293-4622

Rogers State UniversityStudent Disability Services Coordinator918-343-6828

Southeastern Oklahoma State UniversityCompliance & Safety Director580-745-3090

Southwestern Oklahoma State University – SayreOffice of Counseling & Assessment580-928-5533

Southwestern Oklahoma State University – WeatherfordDean of Students580-774-3767

University of Central OklahomaDisability Support Services405-974-2516

University of OklahomaDisability Resource Center405-325-3852

University of Oklahoma Health Sciences CenterDisability Resource Center405-325-3852

University of Science & Arts of OklahomaDirector of Counseling, Disability & Career Services405-547-1326

Contact for Accommodations at Oklahoma Universities

Planning for Your Career(Options After High School)

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Carl Albert State College – PoteauDisability Services Coordinator918-647-1319

Carl Albert State College – SallisawLearning Resource Center918-775-6977, Ext. 7

Connors State CollegeADA Coordinator918-463-6215

Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeStudent Disability Services Coordinator918-465-1810

Murray State College – ArdmoreIntake Coordinator580-319-0371

Murray State College – TishomingoIntake Coordinator580-387-7304

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M CollegeADA Coordinator918-540-6969

Northern Oklahoma College – EnidStudent Disability Services580-548-2256

Northern Oklahoma College – TonkawaStudent Disability Services580-628-6651

Northern Oklahoma College – StillwaterOklahoma State University405-744-7116

Oklahoma City Community CollegeStudent Support Services405-682-7520

Redlands Community CollegeDisability Support Services405-422-1235

Rose State CollegeCoordinator of Student Access Services405-733-7373

Seminole State CollegeADA Specialist405-382-9248

Tulsa Community CollegeEducation Access Center918-595-7115

Western Oklahoma State CollegeCounselor580-477-7710

Autry Technology Center Counselor580-242-2750

Caddo Kiowa Technology CenterCounselor405-643-3244

Canadian Valley Technology Center – ChickashaSpecial Needs Counselor405-222-7557

Canadian Valley Technology CenterSpecial Needs Coordinator405-422-2284

Central Technology Center – DrumrightAdult Recruiter918-352-2551, Ext. 283

Central Technology Center – SapulpaCoordinator of Employment Services918-227-9260

Chisholm Trail Technology Center Student Services Director405-729-8324, Ext. 248

Eastern Oklahoma County Technology CenterSpecial Needs Coordinator405-390-9591

Francis Tuttle Technology CenterSpecial Services Adviser405-717-4384

Gordon Cooper Technology CenterAdult Enrollment Coordinator405-273-7493, Ext. 2257

Great Plains Technology CenterDisability Services Coordinator580-250-5531

Green Country Technology CenterCounselor918-758-0840, Ext. 226

High Plains Technology Center Director Student Services580-571-6183

Indian Capital Technology Center Specialized Education Instructor918-348-7965

Kiamichi Technology Centers – AtokaCounselor580-889-7321

Kiamichi Technology Centers – DurantCounselor580-924-7081

Kiamichi Technology Centers – HugoCounselor580-326-6491

Kiamichi Technology Centers – IdabelStudent Services Coordinator580-286-7555

Kiamichi Technology Centers - McAlesterAdult Counselor918-426-0940

Kiamichi Technology Centers – PoteauCounselor918-647-4525

Kiamichi Technology Centers – StiglerCounselor918-967-2801, Ext. 119

Kiamichi Technology Centers – TalihinaCounselor/Student Services Coordinator918-567-2264

Meridian Technology Center Career Development Specialist405-377-3333, Ext. 395

Metro Technology CentersTitle IX Coordinator405-595-4418

Northeast Technology Center – AftonStudent Advisers918-257-8324

Northeast Technology Center – PryorStudent Adviser918-825-5555, Ext. 2115

Northeast Technology Center – ClaremoreStudent Adviser918-342-8066

Northwest Technology Center – AlvaCareer Counselor580-327-0344

Northeast Technology Center – KansasStudent Adviser918-868-3535

Northwest Technology Center – FairviewCareer Counselor580-227-3708

Pioneer Technology Center Disabilities Specialist580-718-4298

Pontotoc Technology CenterDirector of Full-Time Programs580-310-2200

Red River Technology CenterCounselor580-255-2903, Ext. 230

Southern Technology CenterStudent Services Staff580-223-2070, Ext. 8217

Southwest Technology CenterCounselor580-477-2250

Tri County Technology CenterDirector of Student Services918-331-3333

Tulsa Technology CenterStudent Disability Services918-828-5000, ext. 5262

Wes Watkins Technology CenterCounselor405-452-1218

Western Technology CenterDirector of Student Services580-562-3181, Ext. 213Counselor580-562-3181, Ext. 280

Western Technology Center – SayreSite Director580-928-2097, Ext. 302

Contact for Accommodations at Oklahoma Colleges

Contact for Accommodations at Oklahoma Technology Centers