Accessibility Services

Accessibility Services provides individual support to over 500 students, by promoting self-advocacy and an equitable learning environment. Some examples of the types of disabilities that form our diverse population of students include physical and learning disabilities, medical conditions, vision and hearing loss, ADHD and mental health.

Understanding that it takes a collaborative effort to ensure that teaching and learning is accessible to everyone, we work with students and instructors to provide the support needed for each student to navigate their learning pathway. Please visit our page for more information.

Accessibility Services provides individual support to over 500 students, by promoting self-advocacy and an equitable learning environment. Some examples of the types of disabilities that form our diverse population of students include physical and learning disabilities, medical conditions, vision and hearing loss, ADHD and mental health.

Understanding that it takes a collaborative effort to ensure that teaching and learning is accessible to everyone, we work with students and instructors to provide the support needed for each student to navigate their learning pathway. Please visit our page for more information.

The Teaching and Learning Centre

The Teaching and Learning Centre is a great place to find resources about teaching. It offers resources on the design and execution of post-secondary teaching, as well as knowledgeable staff to assist you. The Teaching and Learning Centre is at the heart of many initiatives around teaching and learning at the Mount.

The Library

The Mount Library offers a variety of facilities and services to assist you with putting on excellent courses for your students: Please contact the Acting University Librarian, Denyse Rodrigues, if you have any questions or concerns regarding any library services.

The Office of Student Experience

The Office of Student Experience is an umbrella for a variety of services aimed at ensuring that the student experience is positive and successful. Faculty may need to refer a student to one of these service providers or may wish to consult one of these service providers as the need arises.

Athletics and Recreation

Athletics and Recreation offers a variety of varsity athletic as well as fitness and recreation opportunities for faculty, staff, students, and members of the larger community.

Health and Wellness

Health and Wellness services include:

Health Office (medical clinic): 457-6354 Health Office Home

Confidential Counselling Services: 457-6567 Counselling Services Home

Support for faculty on how to identify and refer students for counselling: Info for Faculty

Campus Life

Housing and Financial Aid: 457-6356 Residence and Housing Financial Aid Office

Career Planning Services: 457-6567 Career Planning Home

Registrar & Admissions Office: 457- 6207 Registrar’s Office Home

Academic Advising and Support Academic Advising Home

Writing Resource Centre workshops and services Writing Resource Centre

International Students

The Mount is dedicated to providing the best possible experience for students and the faculty who teach them. Staff in the International Students Office provide a wide range of support services for international students including cultural and academic adjustments and language training as well as flexible support services for faculty.