Introduction

	Hi everyone.  My name is Jessica Miller, and I’m a social work major, doing my internship work at the DAC.  My goal is to eventually work in the area of vocational rehabilitation counseling after I get my master’s degree.  I’m a totally blind student, though I do have light perception.  Working at the DAC over the past couple of semesters has taught me a lot, I’ve enjoyed the experience so far, and I hope to pass on the information I’ve learned to those who might be having difficulty with any aspect of DAC services, or to those who are curious and want a more detailed explanation of how the DAC works.
	I’ll be covering several different topics, including some general tips that will be useful to incoming students, but hopefully those students that have been on campus for a while can also get some useful information as well; how to apply and register for DAC services; a discussion of the DAC’s mission statement and goals; the accommodations process; testing services; notetaking services; sign language accommodations; the ATC and its services, and the ARC.  This sounds like a lot of information, but I’ll do my best to make the information as simple and straightforward as I can, and the DAC is always available to answer any urgent or unique questions that this general information might not cover.