On February 5th, 2015, the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) presented the different tools and resources available to assist students with disabilities. They also demonstrated the process on how students can get help from the ARC and the different technologies they have available. The presentation was led by Raymond Perez, Student Disability Services Manager. For additional information, please visit their website: Accessibility Resource Center
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