Renseignez-vous sur les services offerts à l'Université Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD), y compris les services d'accessibilité, les programmes de soutien aux études et de mentorat par les pairs, l'accessibilité sur le campus, et plus.
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À l'Université OCAD, le centre qui offre des services aux étudiants ayant des besoins particuliers porte le nom de Student Accessibility Services (SAS). Le SAS est l'endroit principal où vous renseigner au sujet des services offerts aux étudiants ayant des besoins particuliers.
Pour bénéficier de mesures d'adaptation à l'Université OCAD, veuillez consulter la page Web indiquée ci-dessous pour savoir quels documents sont nécessaires pour justifier la présence d'un besoin particulier.
OCAD University offers a transition program called the StART Summer Transition Program. The Summer Transition Program is a free, comprehensive orientation program offered each August for incoming OCAD U students with disabilities. This program supports students in building skills and knowledge of university supports while connecting with peers who may have similar experiences, all within a welcoming and supportive environment.
At OCAD University, the Student Wellness Centre offers a team of health care professionals who provide medical services to students.
OCAD University offers Counselling Services for any student who is seeking support and guidance in navigating emotions, mental health challenges, well-being, and/or stressful life events.
The Peer Mentors at OCAD University are designed for first year students who would like to receive mentorship from upper year students. They focus on student-led initiatives that strengthen community connection, build practical skills, and foster a supportive campus environment.
The Writing & Learning Centre at OCAD University offers a variety of programs to help students with their academic writing. They also offer one-on-one Tutoring that is tailored specifically to students’ needs.
The Dorothy H. Hoover Library at OCAD University offers various resources for students including databases, journals, e-books, and e-videos. The library also provides services for students such as the Learning Zone, an alternative work area where students can collaborate with other students and faculty, and Visual Resources, where students can access a wide variety of digital, video, and audio materials. The Dorothy H. Hoover Library also provides accessible materials, resources, and facilities to students with disabilities.
The Student Advising Centre at OCAD University provides support and advice for students related to their personal and academic success on matters such as: course selection and program planning, making up failed courses, and changing programs or majors.
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Le centre Financial Matters de l'Université OCAD offre un éventail de programmes d'aide financière qui se composent de bourses d'études au mérite, de bourses fondées sur les besoins et de récompenses basées sur le rendement scolaire. Visitez le site Web de l'Université OCAD pour en savoir plus sur l'aide financière offerte et pour obtenir la liste complète des bourses d'études, des bourses et des récompenses ainsi que des personnes-ressources.
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L'Université OCAD n'offre pas de chambres en résidence à ses étudiants sur le campus principal.
Le bureau de résidences propose différents services pour les aider à trouver de l'hébergement. Une foire du logement a lieu tous les ans pour renseigner les étudiants sur l'hébergement hors-campus. De plus, pour une somme modique, les étudiants peuvent consulter des listes d'hébergement provenant du bureau de résidences de l'Université de Toronto. Pour de plus amples renseignements, les étudiants peuvent consulter les sites suivants : Places4Students et University of Toronto Student Housing Service.
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OCAD University offers Campus Maps for each campus.
The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is comprised of subways, buses, and streetcars. A discounted Post-Secondary Student Monthly Metro Pass is available for purchase for full-time students at Centennial College. Schedules and maps are provided for each of the TTC transit options.
The TTC offers accessible services on both their buses and subways. Accessible services on buses include kneeling features, ramps, lifts, automated next stop announcements, wheel chair and scooter positions, and priority seating. The subways provide accessible services such as wheel chair positions and priority seating. There are elevators at 67 out of the 70 TTC subway stations, while the remaining are waiting to be upgraded.
The TTC offers the Support Person Assistance Card which allows users of the transit system who require a support person to have this person travel with them at no additional cost. Persons interested in the support program must fill out the application form.
Wheel-Trans is a service that provides door-to-door accessible transit service for persons with physical disabilities. The TTC has established eligibility guidelines for the use of Wheel-Trans. Persons seeking to use Wheel-Trans must participate in an in-person interview.
