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adjunct faculty in conjunction with the Disabilities Coordinator. When necessary, CCSNH<br />
legal counsel is contacted to ensure compliance with all applicable laws.<br />
The Disabilities Coordinator is based out of the Claremont campus, but spends one day per<br />
month at the KAC and meets with students at the LAC by appointment. She is also<br />
accessible by phone and email. Disability services are explained on the college website in<br />
addition to the full application packet that each student is provided upon making a request<br />
for accommodations. Faculty provide the following statement on their syllabi:<br />
All students have access to multiple modes of tutoring including peer-tutoring, faculty<br />
tutoring, master tutoring, and Smarthinking Online Tutoring which is embedded in Canvas<br />
and available to students at no extra charge. In the Fall of 2017, with the advent of the<br />
math co-requisite model, drop-in math tutoring was implemented. Drop-in math tutoring is<br />
available to students at all three locations, and the Science department offers “Open Lab<br />
Sessions” for students in all science courses. Non-math related tutoring is available to all<br />
students by appointment.<br />
All students have access to the library via remote access through their Easy Log-In.<br />
Students can access the Library Catalog, as well as all electronic journal resources twentyfour<br />
hours a day, seven days a week. Library service information is found in the College<br />
Catalog (pg. 16) and in the Student Handbook (pg. 15).<br />
The College follows its non-discrimination policy in all dealings with students. The nondiscrimination<br />
policy is located on the website and in the Student Handbook and focuses<br />
on providing a community atmosphere grounded in mutual respect, dignity, and integrity;<br />
while prohibiting any discrimination as defined under applicable law.<br />
The College website provides information on all college services available to students.<br />
During New Student Orientation students are provided information on Safety, Student<br />
Handbook policies and content, RAVE (electronic alert system for school closure and delays<br />
or other emergencies on campus), Student Support Services, Career Services, Financial<br />
Aid, the Bookstore, Student Government Association, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society,<br />
Library Resources and Canvas. At Orientation, students are also introduced to<br />
expectations of the classroom, expectations of behaviors as students, and an orientation to<br />
course syllabi. Many programs also hold individual program orientations or information<br />
sessions to alert students to program-specific policies. All students at Orientation are<br />
shown to the college website as well with directions on how to find out more information<br />
about the topics listed above. Orientations take place at Claremont and Keene.<br />
<strong>RVCC</strong> has a number of clearly identified and published ethical standards which guides all<br />
aspects of student services. These policies are identified in the Student Handbook (page<br />
30-34) and via CCSNH BoT Policies.<br />
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