Whether you are a faculty member, a member of the academic support staff, or any other staff member involved in supporting students with special needs toward inclusion at USMB: the Office for the Welcome and Support of Students with Disabilities (C2AESH) is also here to provide you with support and answers to your questions.
Are you concerned about a student?
For more information, please contact us:
- Or with one of the C2AESH coordinators
- Either through the Student Health Service (SSE)
At the same time, you can encourage the student to contact the C2AESH or the SSE.
Have you received any instructions regarding the renovations?
If you would like to learn more, please feel free to contact the C2AESH coordinators
Are you interested in participating in a mentoring program?
Are you looking to balance a part-time student job with helping out a classmate? You can apply here:
For support for a student with special needs
Download the "Teammate Job Description"
You may then need to:
- Help students get around campus
- Assisting with practical exercises
- Assisting with the ongoing move
- Assist with temporal-spatial localization
- Here are a few tips on methodology…
For taking notes
Download the "Minute-Taker Job Description"
You can take notes by hand or on a computer, depending on your preference.
To provide tutoring
You can provide tutoring if you are a sophomore or a student in a higher grade. Please feel free to contact us.
View the "Tutor" job description
Are you a recent retiree, a former teacher, or simply interested in mentoring? OR do you know anyone who fits this description…
We are always looking for exam proctors (for all levels and subject areas: science, humanities and foreign languages, technical fields, etc.): please feel free to contact the academic office of the department you are interested in directly.
For more information, please refer to the attached document, which provides a more detailed description of the assignment.
Download the guide as a PDF