Student Disability Support Services
A wide variety of services are available at all three Moraine Park campuses to assist students with disabilities or special circumstances. Services are available for students who are deaf/hard of hearing; blind/visually impaired; have learning disabilities; have physical, language, speech or other health impairments.
Moraine Park provides reasonable instructional and non-instructional support services for students with disabilities at all campus sites. The college makes every effort to match a student's interests and physical and academic abilities appropriately with vocational objectives. Staff includes specialists in transition, learning disabilities, hearing impaired and support services.
Transition Services
These services assist individuals with disabilities in exploring Moraine Park's educational offerings and completing the enrollment process. Specific services include:
- Program/services information
- Individual/group presentations
- Admission process assistance
- Financial aid information
- Resource referral
- A liaison with community agencies (DVR, Advocap, Social Services)
Learning Specialists
Assess learning needs and identify learning strategies, support services and accommodations. Individualized Accommodation Plans are used to define accommodations and support services. These may include:
- Alternative testing
- E-Text
- Notetakers
- Interpreters
- Scribes
- Peer tutoring
- Support services tutoring
- TTY phone access
- Assistive devices
Support Service Specialists
Provide academic support services to students as indicated in the individualized Accommodation Plan. Services may include:
- Assignment review and clarification
- Staff tutoring
- Test preparation
- Test reading
Steps to Accessing Support Services for Students with Disabilities
Students with disabilities should make their request for services/accommodations to the Support Services Department. It is recommended that this be done at least eight weeks before classes begin so that the necessary accommodations can be arranged prior to the start of classes. Moraine Park Technical College may request a student to submit medical or other diagnostic documentation of their disability prior to receiving requested accommodations.
Meeting with Support Service Personnel
Bring current records/assessments documenting disability and/or educational needs. If documentation is not available, referral will be made to appropriate outside agencies for assessment.
Services for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing
Moraine Park provides comprehensive services for students who are deaf/hard of hearing. Interpreters can be provided for classroom lectures, labs, practicums or any other need related to a student's educational plan.
Support Services Staff Directory:
Toll-free: 1-800-472-4554 |
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Beaver Dam
Craig Finley
Special Services Associate
920-924-3192
TTY: 920-929-2109
Julienne Lotto
Learning Specialist
920-924-3196
Debbie Falk
Support Services Specialist
920-924-3115
Debora Gross
Sign Language Interpreter
920-924-3361
Sandra Geib
Nontraditional Occupations Specialist
920-929-2477
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Fond du Lac
Craig Finley
Special Services Associate
920-924-3192
TTY: 920-929-2109
Julienne Lotto
Learning Specialist
920-924-3196
Sigrid Nanna
Support Services Specialist
920-924-3115
Debora Gross
Sign Language Interpreter
920-924-3361
Sandra Geib
Nontraditional Occupations Specialist
920-929-2477
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West Bend
Craig Finley
Special Services Associate
920-924-3192
TTY: 920-929-2109
Bonita Bauer
Transition/Learning Specialist
262-335-5741
Support Center Lab
262-335-5300
Mary Martin
Interpreter
262-335-5857
Sandra Geib
Non-Traditional Occupations Specialist
920-929-2477
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| Services For Deaf/Hard Of Hearing: |
Craig Finley
Special Services Associate
920-924-3192 (voice or TTY)
TTY 920-929-2109
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Debora Gross,
Interpreters
920-924-3361 (voice)
TTY 920-929-2109
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Mary Martin
Interpreter
262-335-5857 |