Service and Support Resources
LC State offers many services for on-campus students and distance students taking online courses. If you need assistance with something not listed here, please feel free to reach out to Accessibility Services, or you can speak with your adviser.
Support Services for LC State Students
LC State Campus Map - that indicates accessible entrances and locations of elevators
At LC State, educational advising is viewed as the foundation for a successful academic program. Visit The Advising Center website for more information.
The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) is an educational program that helps students from qualifying migrant/seasonal farm work backgrounds enter and succeed in college. CAMP provides scholarship opportunities for qualifying students.
The Learning Resource Center offers free resources for Career & Technical Education (CTE) coursework. Services include tutoring, study rooms, study groups, and much more!
Through the selection, organization, and dissemination of information, the LC State Library supports the academic and vocational programs of the College.
The mission of the Student Counseling Center is to assist and support students by focusing on their emotional and physical well-being by providing services such as personal counseling.
The Student Employment and Career Center offers a courtesy service to help connect students and employers. They put on the annual Career Fair and help connect students with internships and jobs through Handshake.
Lewis-Clark State College Work Scholars is a unique program designed to reduce student loan debt. LC Work Scholars is a program for eligible Idaho residents who want to gain professional experience while they are in college. Participants work an average of 10 hours a week, earning a full tuition scholarship as well as a paid stipend.
LC State Student Health Services will be partnering with Gritman Medical Center to provide health services to LC State students, staff, and faculty effective July 1 2024. More information will become available in the future.
At the Student Success Center in Library 173 you'll find staff to help you with personal, academic and professional support that you need to make your time at LC State valuable. We welcome you to stop in or give us a call if you are interested in learning more about the services offered by the LC State Student Success Center.
The Testing Center offers test proctoring services to students or community members who need to take an exam in a supervised setting. They also provide spaces for testing to meets students approved accommodations.
The LC State Writing Center is a tutoring service staffed by knowledgeable students and faculty to help students of all disciplines become better writers. The service is free to LC State students.
Assessment Providers
If you need formal documentation, there are Community Assessment Providers that can assist you with acquiring the verification needed for accommodations. Contact Accessibility Services for a comprehensive list of regional providers.
Electronic Resources
There is a wide variety of websites and apps available to assist students with disabilities with their studies. Some are designed with specific disabilities in mind, and others are designed for a wider audience. Note that there are thousands of apps which can potentially help you; those listed here are a small sample. The software and apps listed here were selected because they can be used on multiple types of devices and they are free. Check the app store on your device to find similar apps. You may find one that works better for you than the ones listed below!
- Please note: With the exception of Read&Write, Accessibility Services does not provide technical support for the apps and services listed below.
Google Drive - store all of your documents in one place so you can have them with you wherever you go.
Evernote - take handwritten, typed, or audio recorded notes, create to-do lists, or take clips from webpages and store them all in one place.
OneNote - gathers user's notes (handwritten or typed), drawings, screen clippings and audio commentaries; notes can be shared with other OneNote users over the Internet or a network; Free to LC State students.
Anki - flashcard tool that uses scientifically based algorithms to know when to repeat a flashcard to best help you memorize it.
Khan Academy - site offers short videos with information on a wide variety of academic areas. If you missed a topic in class or just need something explained in a different way, this site may have a video to help you out.
Outside Organizations
American Association of People With Disabilities: A cross-disability site with numerous resources and free membership available.
Association of Higher Education and Disability: The premiere professional association committed to full participation of persons with disabilities in post-secondary education.
Disability Action Center, Northwest: An organization focused on building community, achieving equality, and creating independence in an accessible world.
Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology Center, University of Washington: DO-IT serves to increase the participation of individuals with disabilities in challenging academic programs and careers.
National Center for Learning Disabilities: A nationwide listing of schools, summer programs, assessment and treatment centers, and parent support.