Disability Resources at QCC: Campus Resources

The Counseling Center is here to help you reach your personal, academic and career goals. Our licensed, professional counselors: Offer short term individual personal counseling and facilitate groups that address a variety of issues. Provide crisis intervention services as needed.
Provide referrals to on and off campus resources. Support faculty/staff to better assist our student population to succeed. Network and collaborate with all campus support services to best serve the needs of our students.

The Student Health Services makes quality health care and health education available to all of its students in order to contribute to their academic success and personal growth.

The Testing Services Center offers a professional, secure testing environment to help students with early onboarding and enrollment steps.

A coalition of student clubs/organizations aimed at protecting students’ rights, in particular students with disabilities. We explore politics and political action, as well as discussing and debating developments in local, state, and national politics. CCSD strives to increase awareness, opportunity and foster community amongst CUNY’s more than 11,000 students with disabilities.CCSD works with and coordinates with the various student disability clubs found on different CUNY campuses.

The QCC branch of the CUNY Coalition for Students with Disabilities is dedicated to providing awareness to the campus community on disability issues.

LEADS is a CUNY-wide program that provides students with disabilities the skills to make realistic academic and career choices. Many services are available to support students throughout their job search and help them develop successful careers.

Students engaged in disability leadership throughout CUNY are encouraged to reach out to UDL² team for hands-on support, advisement, promotion, and sponsorship for any project or initiative aimed at making gains for the disability community at CUNY.

The OAS lab can be found in the Library Building, Room 116. The OAS lab is an academic support center for currently enrolled students with disabilities. This lab is the place where students may take exams with accommodations, receive individualized tutoring for remedial studies or study/do homework at the ADA accessible workstations. These work stations are equipped with specialized Assistive Technologies to meet the accommodation needs of our students.

Assistive technology can be found at the OAS lab. Software available includes: voice recognition software, screen readers, screen enlargers, Braille translation, Kurzweil 1000/3000, and CCTV.