SECTION II: LIFE UNIVERSITY STUDENT & CAMPUS SERVICES
Disability Advisory Committee The Disability Advisory Committee’s (DAC) primary goal is to assist and support the University in carrying out its policies and procedures for ensuring that students with disabilities who are seeking accommodations are treated fairly and reasonably. The DAC also reviews from students with disabilities who are seeking accommodations to ensure that they comply with the University’s Technical Standards Policy. The Director of the Student Success Center (SSC) and/or her designee will work with the DAC to apply the University policies and procedures so that the University will provide equal access for any student seeking accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Membership of the DAC will include, but is not limited to the following departmental representatives: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Director of Student Success Center or Designee VP of Student Services or Designee Dean of the College of Chiropractic or Designee Associate Dean of COC or Designee Division Chairs of the College of Chiropractic or Designees (Chiropractic Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Basic Sciences) Clinics or Designee OSCE or Designee Dean of the College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies or Designee Associate Dean of College of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies or Designee Sport Health Science Department or Designee Nutrition Department or Designee Psychology Department or Designee Financial Aid or Designee Human Resources or Designee Library or Designee Department of Information Technology or Office of Enrollment Services or Designee Physical Plant or Designee Grounds or Designee Appropriate faculty, staff and/or administrators as needed or their Designees Off-campus professional (e.g. PhD, MD, etc.)
WELLNESS CENTER It is the goal of the Life University Wellness Center to offer a large variety of fitness programs to meet the needs of the Life University Community. Our objectives are to: • •
Provide students, staff and faculty with quality instruction and supervision in a personalized exercise program; Provide updated materials and activities related to health and fitness issues.
We have daily fitness classes offering different levels of intensity, all taught by our own students. We also offer personal training for that one-on-one attention, including body fat testing, to help determine the starting point of your physical fitness level. We offer drop-in leisure activities, including aerobics, weight room, personal training, racquetball courts, fitness assessment and a variety of personalized classes.
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