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Support Services for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students in the Other Colleges of RIT
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Access Services Scheduling Office
Location: 14-1515
Phone: (585) 475-6281
NTID assigns faculty to provide tutoring, academic/career advising, and personal counseling for deaf and hard-of-hearing students enrolled in courses and programs in the other colleges of RIT. These faculty are skilled at working with students of all communication orientations, including those who do not use sign language as well as those who communicate in ASL.
Tutoring
Tutoring, which may happen in an individual or group setting, is one of the fundamental academic support services for deaf and hard-of-hearing students at RIT. Professional tutors are NTID faculty with expertise in specific disciplines associated with each of the colleges of RIT.
Advising
NTID faculty advisors assist deaf and hard-of-hearing students in the other colleges of RIT with registration, course selection and career planning. They work closely together with RIT faculty, staff and administration, as well as NTID Access Services, Admissions, RIT Student Services, Financial Aid and related NTID programs or external agencies.
Personal Counseling
The NTID Counseling and Academic Advising Department assigns personal counselors to work with tutors and advisors to form a comprehensive system of support for deaf and hard-of-hearing students in all aspects of their college life.
Contact Information by NTID Academic Department
Contact the department chairs listed below for more information pertaining to support services in each of the other colleges of RIT:
For the College of Art and Design
Ed Mineck, NTID Visual Communications Studies
For the Colleges of Science, Health Sciences and Technology, and Engineering Technology
Matthew Lynn, NTID Science and Mathematics
For the Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences
David Lawrence, NTID Information and Computing Studies
For the College of Liberal Arts
Jennifer Gravitz, NTID Liberal Studies
For the Colleges of Business and Engineering Technology
Mark Pfuntner, NTID Business Studies
For the Colleges of Engineering and Engineering Technology
Dino Laury, NTID Engineering Studies