DISH

Section Two: Using Disability Services and Accommodations


Assistive Listening Devices

Assistive listening devices may be borrowed from the DSS program for use on campus only.
The Deaf Services supervisor can demonstrate the use of these devices to people who are not familiar with them. Some large lecture classrooms are also equipped with in-place assisted listening systems.

Steps to Borrow an Assistive Listening Device
  • Complete the DSS Disability Verification and intake process.
  • Register with your DSS Counselor or LD Specialist for classes, preferably during the priority registration period.
  • Submit a Services Request form .
  • Complete an Equipment Loan form.
  • Follow the guidelines listed on the Loan Form for pick-up and drop-off of the device.
  • If you do not follow Loan Form instructions,
    • You may be required to meet with the DSS Counselor or LD Specialist, and the DHHS supervisor
    • Your services may be suspended.
Policy on Assistive Listening Devices
  • They are to be used on campus only.
  • Removing them from campus for any reason.
    • Will result in suspending your services for the remainder of the quarter.
    • To appeal for reinstatement of services, you will be need to follow the College Grievance Procedure. (See DISH Section 2, Legal Aspects, "Suspension of Services")

Communication Resources

  • E-mail
    • Students are encouraged to use e-mail for communication needs.
    • Addresses for divisions, departments, programs, faculty and staff  are listed on the De Anza website or from the DSS office.

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DISH Table of Contents

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Section One: Coming to De Anza College

Section Two: Using Disability Services and Accommodations


General / College-Wide Accommodations and Services


Instructional / Classroom Accommodations and Services:


Alternate Media Services:


Deaf or Hard of Hearing Services:


Legal Aspects


Concerns and Complaints

Section Three: Disability Support Programs & Services Instruction

Section Four: Success Strategies

Section Five: Campus and Community Life

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