Recommendations and Guidelines

Access Resource Centre and Academic Success Centre – Course Outline Statements

An accessibility statement indicates your willingness to assist in the provision of academic accommodations. It informs your students of the role of UNBC’s Access Resource Centre (ARC) and the university’s responsibility to provide necessary academic accommodations. The Access Resource Centre (ARC) and Academic Success Centre (ASC) provide the suggested statements for inclusion in your course outlines.


Access Resource Centre

The Access Resource Centre (ARC) provides services to students with documented health conditions and/or disabilities. The conditions can range from temporary to permanent and include but are not limited to:

  • chronic health issues (e.g., Crohn’s, Diabetes, HIV, Lupus)
  • hearing and visual impairments
  • learning disabilities
  • mental health challenges (e.g., anxiety disorder, borderline personality disorder, depression disorder)
  • neurological disabilities (e.g., ADHD/ADD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Epilepsy, Concussion, Migraines, Multiple Sclerosis)
  • mobility and other physical disabilities.

ARC staff are available, by appointment, to meet with you to determine which academic accommodations can be put in place to support you in achieving their academic goals, provide referrals, and help advocate for you. Students who may have a need for academic accommodation are encouraged to contact ARC:

  • Email at arc@unbc.ca,
  • Phone at 250-960-5682 (toll free 1-888-960-5682), or
  • Stop by 5-157.

More details are available at the Access Resource Centre website.


The Academic Success Centre (ASC) provides students with FREE access to academic support services:

  •   Tutoring (by appointment, asynchronous online, or drop-in)
  •   Personalized study skills assessments
  •   Peer-led course supports

ASC services are available in person at the Prince George Campus and online. Let the ASC know your preference for online or in-person when you book the appointment.

Room 5-139G, Learning Commons | asc@unbc.ca | 250-960-6367 | Toll-free: 1-888-440-3440

 

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