BC Foundation Scholarships
BC Foundation College Scholarships! Applications for the BC Foundation College Scholarships are now being accepted! There are several different types of scholarships that the Foundation awards based on what the Foundation staff determines the student qualifies for. One of these scholarships is specifically designated to go to a qualifying student in the ASN program! If …more about BC Foundation Scholarships
SOC 249 – Disability in Society
What is disability? How have history, society, and culture dealt with disability as both an identity and a category of diversity? After unpacking the definition of disability, students will look at different forms of historical oppression of the disabled such as eugenics and the freak show. You will then learn the difference between the ‘medical model’ and the …more about SOC 249 – Disability in Society
Tutoring
Check out the various options BC has available for Tutoring in Fall 2015. DRC Tutoring (B132) Math: Tues, Wed, and Thurs 12:30-2:30PM Fri 9:30AM-12:30PM English: Tues, Wed, and Thurs 12:30-2:30PM Fri 10:30AM-12:30PM Academic Success Center (D204) Check out the Academic Success Center’s list of drop-in tutor hours for Math, …more about Tutoring
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New Hours!
Fall Quarter First Week (September 19th – 23rd)
Office & Testing
Monday- Thursday: 7:30AM – 7PM
Friday: 8AM – 5PM
Fall Quarter (September 26th – December 8th)
Office
Monday: 8AM – 5PM
Tuesday & Wednesday: 8AM-6PM
Thursday: 10AM – 5PM (Note the DRC and all BC Offices closed on Nov. 11, 24 & 25)
Friday: 8AM – 4PM
Testing
Monday – Wednesday: 8AM – 8PM
Thursday: 10AM – 8PM (Note the DRC and all BC Offices closed on Nov. 11, 24 & 25)
Friday: 8AM – 4PM
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) at Bellevue College is fostering transformational change to present disability as a valued part of life. Our students bring strong compensatory skills to the world and our job is to prepare them to compete in society with their peers.
We provide a wide variety of accommodation services for students with documented disabilities, and we work to educate the community and foster inclusiveness.
- If you are a new student, visit Getting Started for an overview of the steps you need to take to use DRC services.
- If you are a returning student, visit MyDRC to request accommodations and request test appointments or DRC Forms to submit Alternative Media Requests, the Syllabi Review Form, or the Sign Language Interpreter Request Form.
- If you are a faculty member, visit Overview of Resources for Faculty to learn how we can help you facilitate access and success of accommodations for your students.
Meet our Staff
Find out who we are and what we do on our Meet the DRC Staff page, which also lists specific contact information for each staff member.
Mission Statement
The Disability Resource Center (DRC) is dedicated to service excellence in the provision of comprehensive and flexible accommodation plans, working with students, instructors, staff, administration and community contacts to ensure the successful academic endeavors and goals of qualified Bellevue College students with disabilities.
The DRC works in innovative ways to provide teaching and learning opportunities to college staff, faculty members and community partners to remove barriers to access and help further the understanding, support and success of the students we serve. We contribute to the disability justice movement, centered in a social justice model of disability, and work to incorporate concepts of universal design into all aspects of the Bellevue College environment.
The DRC helps students develop the critical skills necessary to achieve success, promoting self-advocacy, and seeks to better integrate people with disabilities–through structural, curricular, and attitudinal changes — into the overall pluralistic fabric of the college and community.