Academic Support Center Events:
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The Academic Support Center is accepting applications from students who are interested in the program.
Please contact Gretchen Noetzel Walsh at 216.373.5185 for more information, to set up an appointment or to sign up.
Select this link to view announcement (ASCJanuary2006.pdf, 718KB). |
To view our ASC Newsletter for the Academic Support Center, select the following links:
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ASC Newsletter - Fall 2008 ASC (ASCNewsletterFall2008August.pdf, 98KB)
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ASC Newsletter - Winter 2008 (ASCWinterNewsletter2008.pdf, 114KB)
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ASC Newletter - November 7, 2007
(ASCNewsLetterNovember72007.pdf, 108KB)
- ASC Newsletter - Fall 2007 (ASCFallNewsletter2007.pdf, 125KB)
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ASC Newsletter - Spring 2007 (ASCSpringNewsletter2007.pdf, 74KB)
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ASC Newsletter - January 2007 (ASCWinterNewsletter2007.pdf, 109KB)
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ASC Newsletter- Fall 2006 (NewsletterFall2006.pdf, 102KB)
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ASC Newsletter- April 2006 (NewsletterApril2006.pdf, 39KB)
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ASC Newsletter- February 2006 (Newsletter2-16-06.pdf, 60KB)
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To view our brochure for the Academic Support Center, select the following links:
Brochure Front Page (BrochureInside.pdf, 230KB).
Brochure Back Page (BrochureOutside.pdf, 261KB). |
Select this link for information about the documentation that you have to provide (LDDocumentation11-9-06.pdf, 6KB).
Select this link for information on the Guidelines for Documentation of
Specific Learning Disabilities (LDGuidelines.pdf, 19KB).
Select the link for information on Students with Learning Disabilities
Program Guidelines (ProgramGuidlines11-9-06.pdf, 16KB)
Select this link for Frequently Asked Questions By Students (FAQstudents2-16-06.pdf, 7KB).
Select this link for Frequently Asked Questions of Parents with students entering college (FAQparent2-16-06.pdf, 9KB)
Select this link for the Disability Verification for Students (Disability Verification11-10-06.pdf, 10KB) |
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The Mission of the Academic Support Center is to provide quality educational opportunities and support services above and beyond those required by law to individuals with documented learning disabilities who are traditionally under-served in post secondary education. The mission of the Academic Support Center parallels the mission of Notre Dame College which is to educate a diverse population in liberal arts for personal, professional, and global responsibility.
What will the Academic Support Center offer you?
- Fall Orientation Program
- Support Group Meetings
- Individual tutoring geared to subject matter
- Individual tutoring sessions with a writing specialist
- Academic Advising
- Training and use of adaptive equipment
- Workshops on study skills
- Workshops on organizational skills
- Accommodations based on documentation
- Summer programs
- Books on Tape
The services provided by the Academic Support Center are structured and comprehensive thus enabling a student with a documented learning disability to succeed in college. Prior to being admitted to the Center the student must meet the admission requirements of Notre Dame College. To participate in the Academic Support Center, the student must submit documentation of a Learning Disability. This documentation must include a Psycho-Educational Evaluation that has been conducted within the last three years. Refer to web link on documentation.
The Academic Support Center
Location: 2nd floor of the Clara Fritzsche Library Notre Dame College
Gretchen Walsh, M.S. Ed. Director
(216) 373-5185 gwalsh@ndc.edu
Mary Jo O’Neill, M.Ed. Outreach Consultant
(216) 373-5184 moneill@ndc.edu
For more information contact: Gretchen Walsh, Director of The Academic Support Center for Students with Learning Differences at (216) 373-5185.
We welcome all visitors!!

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