Academic Access & Disability Resources
The Academic Access and Disability Resources Office (AADR) serves all students who seek academic support, disability services, and inclusion in our ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø community.
The AADR Office is part of the Student Life Division and collaborates with the John Crosland, Jr. Center for Teaching and Learning by performing two functions. First, we provide academic support to students through individual coaching, workshops, and small-group work, enabling them to master effective academic strategies and best utilize available resources.
Second, we support students with disabilities and those who suspect a disability work with other offices and departments across campus to provide equal access to the college's services, programs, and activities.
An emerging functional area of AADR is to engage the campus community in diversity, equity, and inclusion work as it relates to students’ disability identities. We provide programming and support initiatives throughout the year and individual support to students as needed.
AADR staff offices are physically located in the E.H. Little Library in the John Crosland, Jr. Center for Teaching and Learning.
Check out the Academic Success Toolkit for tips and resources on improving time management, motivation, adjusting to remote learning, and more.
Click on any of the staff members' names to schedule a meeting. ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø students meeting with AADR for the first time should schedule with Beth Bleil and select Intake.
All other inquiries can be made by emailing AADR@davidson.edu or calling the phone numbers listed on our staff page.
Current students seeking academic support and/or disability services can contact AADR by completing a registration form in Accommodate. Please log in using your ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø credentials to complete the form.
ST Hammer '24, Gabby Morreale '23 and Malavika Kalani '24 reflect on their decision to come to ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø, ways they've gotten involved in disability advocacy on campus and resources to support their student experience, such as through the AADR Office and the ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø Disability Alliance student organization, amongst others.