Interactive Intake Application

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Student Information

Please complete this intake application and submit it to the Disability Resource Center (in Building 1600, Room 1615) along with documentation of your disability prior to your scheduled appointment with a Disabled Student Program and Services (DSPS) Counselor. Some sources of documentation that are commonly used to verify a disability include, but are not limited to the following: 

Appropriate agencies such as K-12 school districts, other colleges/universities, Regional Centers, Veteran’s Affairs, social and/or governmental service agencies, and

Certified or licensed professionals such as Medical Doctors, Clinical Psychologists, Therapists, Ophthalmologists, Audiologists, and Speech Therapists.

Do your best to be as detailed as possible when completing this application. Any additional information that you would like to add is welcome. You will review the forms and the application at your intake appointment, so you may ask questions at that time about items you did not understand. Your responses, the documentation of disability that you provide, and the intake appointment with the DSPS Counselor will be used to determine eligibility for services. Information you share with the DSPS is confidential, protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, and will not be part of your academic record at Las Positas College (LPC). 

Please use your college issued email address
If we call you by phone, may we leave you a voice message?
Are you a registered LPC student?
Has your mathematics and/or English placement been determined at LPC?
Have you completed the LPC online orientation?
Is English your first language?
What other support services are you currently receiving at LPC?
What are your educational goals?
Have you received DSPS services at another college or university?
Are you a client of the Department of Rehabilitation?
Are you (or have you even been) a Regional Center client?
In high school, I was in or had (check all that apply):

Disability Information

Are you able to upload documentation verifying this disability or disabilities?
Are you currently taking medication?

Emergency Contact Information

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Qualified students with a verified disability, have the right to receive reasonable academic accommodations based on an educational limitation. The college faculty and staff shall not automatically reject an accommodations unless other effective, more feasible ones exist, or the identified accommodations will fundamentally alter the nature of the program or course in question. As a DSPS program student, the following rights and responsibilities is apply to me.
STUDENT RIGHTS
1.Required
Participation in DSPS shall be entirely voluntary.
2.Required
Receiving DSPS support services/accommodations, or DSPS instruction shall not preclude you from participating in any other course, program, or activity offered by the college. No student shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability.
3.Required

Students have the right to file grievance if they have been discriminated against by following complaint process on the college website at http://www.laspositascollege.edu/dsps/complaint-form.php. Students may also communicate their complain in writing to the DSPS Director at lpc-dsps@laspositascollege.edu.

4.Required
All records maintained by DSP personnel pertaining to your disabilities shall be protected from disclosure and shall be subject to the FERPA requirements for handling of student records.
5.Required
Students have the right to receive academic accommodations as documented in their DSPS Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP) after plans are shared with instructors.
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
6.Required
Students must provide the necessary documentation to verify a disability.
7.Required
Students are required to follow the “Student Code of Conduct” as published in the Las Positas College catalog.
8.Required
Students will meet with a DSPS counselor to complete an Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP) and agree to meet with their DSPS counselor every semester to renew academic accommodation.
9.Required
Students are responsible to provide their Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP) to faculty members in a timely manner.
10.Required
Students will request accommodations, alternative media, testing accommodations, and appointments according to the established program guidelines.
11.Required
Students must notify the DSPS office in advance of any absence from class or appointments if you are using readers, interpreters, and/or other assistance.
12.Required
Students must return equipment on loan from the DSPS at the end of each semester.
*Note: Unreturned equipment may result in loss of service and/or holds placed on student accounts.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE WRITTEN POLICIES OF THE DSPS PROGRAM MAY JEOPARDIZE THE CONTINUATION OF SERVICES.
In such instances, the DSPS Director will notify you in writing that you are in violation of the DSPS policies and procedures and that if you continue to be in violation, services may be suspended or terminated. In all instances were services may be suspended or terminated, students will be invited to discuss in individual situations before any action is taken. Students will also be notified in writing of the process for appeal of any decision that suspends or terminates services.

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