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Nov. 11 - Electronic payments continue to rapidly become the most preferred form of bill payment among consumers, according to a recent survey of more than 600 Texans by Dallas-based SWACHA, one of the largest not-for-profit electronic payment associations in the country. According to SWACHAs 2013 Consumer Insights Survey, 88 percent of respondents reported they pay at least one bill electronically, up from 82 percent in 2009; and nearly half of those indicated they have increased their use of electronic payments compared to 12 months ago as payment method trends continue to shift from traditional paper checks to mobile and online platforms.
Not surprisingly, younger respondents reported embracing electronic payments at a higher percentage than those in older age categories, but not by much. Ninety-three percent of those aged 25 to 54 reported they pay at least one bill electronically, however older respondents were not far behind with 80 percent aged 55 and older stating they pay electronically.
We encourage financial institutions to recognize that consumers are embracing electronic payments on a wide range of payment platforms and they need to be prepared to meet these needs, said Dennis Simmons, AAP, President and CEO of SWACHA. We will continue to work with those involved in the payments industry to ensure they provide a safe and secure environment for consumers to transact business as we continue our move to a paperless society.
The increased use of electronic payments revealed in SWACHAs survey has been concentrated in the payment of utilities and mortgages. Since 2009, 27 percent more respondents reported they pay their gas bills via electronic payments instead of checks, followed by 21 percent more who pay water bills, and 19 percent more of respondents who pay their mortgage electronically.
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Changing banks or credit cards typically involves updating your information with each company, changing account numbers for direct deposit, and maintaining the old accounts until all transactions have cleared, which can be a daunting task, said Simmons. Our survey shows there is an opportunity for financial institutions to streamline this process for customers, and in doing so, gain or create more satisfied customers.
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Not only are electronic payments faster and can save someone from a host of identity theft problems if their paper financial statements and documents arent properly disposed, they can save the environment as well. According to PayItGreen, for every U.S. household that switches to electronic payments and billing, six pounds of paper would be saved each year, the equivalent of more than 23 pounds of wood, added Simmons.
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The six Englishmen known as the King'singers enjoy the distinction of consistently being one of the world's most sought-after and highly-acclaimed musical ensembles, due to their imaginative programming, remarkable musicianship, and flawless technique. To mark their Silver Jubilee, the King'singers have brought together a collection of some of the best-loved arrangements written for them over the last 25 years. Of the songs most often requested, here are twelve which adapt most easily for mixed choirs.
- And So It Goes Composed by Billy Joel, D Major
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- Loch Lomand Composed by Traditional, F Major
- Musik Der Nacht (Schlummerlied) Composed by Michael Kunze, Johann Strauss, Jr., C Minor
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- That Lonesome Road Composed by James Taylor, Don Grolnick, A Major
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Trail Information: This is a mountain bike trail that is a blast to run. The main loop is about a mile with lots of climbs and descents. At the top of one hill is an intersection with few twisty, narrow singletracks that can be quite challenging and scenic. Feel free to explore--all the singletracks come out on the main loop, so you can't get lost.
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Doing the Lambeth walk. Pedestrians crossing the Lambeth Bridge in the rain in front of the Houses of Parliament. [AFP]
The first major storm of the season is now in the process of feeding heavy rain across parts of northwest Europe. As wet and windy weather sweeps in from the Atlantic, many parts of the UK have been put on flood alert. Damaging winds are also likely to cause widespread disruption.
The source of the severe weather is a deep area of low pressure just off the Brest Peninsula. This is being fed a steady stream of warm moist air by ex-hurricane Nadine.
As a result, the Environment Agency has put out a number of flood alerts and many more are likely over the next 24 to 36 hours. As much as 50 to 60mm of rain is expected to fall across many parts of the British Isles and winds are likely to touch 100 kph at times.
Exposed coasts could see damaging winds gusting as high as 120 kph at times, and the general public has been advised to expect travel delays as the rough conditions set in.
The heavy rain began affecting southern England overnight Sunday into Monday and by Monday morning, there were already reports of flash flooding in Somerset. Several of the county's roads were left impassable due to the downpours, and more rain is expected right across the UK.
Similarly, Devon has also suffered some flooding. Exeter recorded 63mm of rain in the 24 hours up to 0600 GMT on Monday. The average rainfall for the whole of September is 57mm.
This change to stormy conditions comes after what has been a pleasant spell of weather for much of the month. Just a couple of weeks ago, many areas were basking in warm sunshine as the thermometer reached the mid to high 20s Celsius. I think we can safely say that autumn has now arrived.
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growth and at what factors may affect the metropolitan area's future. Adams holds two degree in economics and a doctorate in urban geography from the University of Minnesota.
BARBARA L. BEDFORD is a Senior Research Associate at Cornell University. She joined the Department of Natural Resources in 1989, having served as the Associate Director of Cornell University's Ecosystems Research Center since 1980. Her research focuses on wetland plant diversity, what controls it, how human actions affect it, and how to manage it. She and her students work primarily in fens, bogs, riparian wetlands, and Great Lakes wetlands. Current projects include: (a) relationship of groundwater hydrology and chemistry to nutrient availability, plant productivity, and plant species diversity; (b) inter-relationships among nutrient availability, plant tissue chemistry, and plant species diversity; (c) landscape control of wetland biogeochemistry and hydrology; (d) effects of removing cattails on fen species composition and diversity; and plant species diversity in phosphorus-poor wetlands. She teaches courses in Wetland Ecology and Management and Landscape Analysis. She served on the NRC Committee on Review of Scientific Research Programs at the Smithsonian Institution, and the Committee on Wetlands Characterization. She received a B.A. from Marquette University in 1968, and her M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin at Madison in 1977 and 1980, respectively.
LINDA K. BLUM is research associate professor in the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia. Her current research projects include study of mechanisms controlling bacterial community abundance, productivity, and structure in tidal marsh creeks; impacts of microbial processes on water quality; organic matter accretion in salt marsh sediments; and rhizosphere effects on organic matter decay in anaerobic sediments. Dr. Blum earned a B.S. and M.S. in forestry from Michigan Technological University and a Ph.D. in soil science from Cornell University. She chaired the NRC committee that recently completed a study of the Critical Ecosystem Studies Initiative.
PATRICK L. BREZONIK is professor of environmental engineering and director of the Water Resources Research Center at the University of Minnesota. Prior to his appointment at the University of Minnesota in the mid-1980s, Dr. Brezonik was professor of water chemistry and environmental science at the University of Florida. His research interests focus on biogeochemical processes in aquatic systems, with special emphasis on the impacts of human activity on water quality and element cycles in lakes. He has served as a member of the National Research Council's Water Science and Technology Board and as a member of several of its committees. He earned a B.S. in chemistry from Marquette University and a M.S. and Ph.D. in water chemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
FRANK W. DAVIS is a Professor at the University of California Santa Barbara (USCB) with appointments in the Donald Bren School of Environmental Science and Management and the Department of Geography. He received his B.A. in biology from Williams College and a Ph.D. from the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering at The Johns Hopkins University. He joined the Department of Geography at UCSB in 1983, and established the UCSB Biogeography Lab in 1991. His research focuses on the ecology and management of California chaparral and oak woodlands, landscape ecology, regional conservation planning, and spatial decision support systems. He was Deputy Director of the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis between 1995 and 1998, and currently directs the Sierra


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Now that Verizon has made it official, here's what you need to know about the Verzion iPhone 4:
- It goes on sale Feb. 10 at Verizon and Apple stores. Verizon customers have the advantage to pre-order on Feb. 3.
- Same prices as AT&T's iPhone 4: $199 for the 16 GB and $299 for 32 GB of storage
- Unlike AT&T's version, Verizon iPhone 4 users will not be able to talk and surf the web at the same time. That's going to be a huge setback to getting customers to switch from AT&T.
- It's not using Verizon's new 4G network.
- You can make it a 3G mobile hotspot to share Internet connection with up to 5 other devices.
- Verizon didn't reveal what data plan prices would be for the iPhone. Currently, Verizon sells an unlimited data plan for smartphones for $30, but is not saying if that will be available for the iPhone 4. (AT&T no longer offers an unlimited data plan.)
So there's the perk of using it as a hotspot without jailbreaking it, yet it won't do data + calling at the same time, as we've all been used to on AT&T. (Not to mention doing web surfing while on a call is what the commercials always promote, so this might be misleading to customers who walk in Verizon's door expecting the same thing.)
With Verizon's hesitation about revealing data plan prices, I'm putting my bets on it being the end of unlimited.


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Halliburton Announces Fourth Quarter Income From Continuing Operations Of $0.63 Per Diluted Share
Drilling and Evaluation
Drilling and Evaluation (D&E) revenue in the fourth quarter of 2012 was $3.0 billion, an increase of $135 million, or 5%, from the third quarter of 2012, as higher drilling activity in Latin America and year-end software sales more than offset seasonally lower activity levels in the United States land market.
D&E operating income in the fourth quarter of 2012 was $484 million, an increase of $54 million, or 13%, from the third quarter of 2012. North America D&E operating income decreased $24 million, or 14%, from the third quarter of 2012, primarily due to lower drilling and wireline activity in the United States land market, which was partially offset by increased demand for drilling services in Canada and the Gulf of Mexico and year-end software sales. Latin America D&E operating income increased $30 million, or 28%, from the third quarter of 2012, as increased software sales, fluids activity, and consulting services in Mexico and Colombia were partially offset by lower wireline activity and software sales in Brazil. Europe/Africa/CIS D&E operating income increased $16 million, or 25%, from the third quarter of 2012 as a result of increased demand for drilling services in the North Sea, year-end software sales in Russia, and higher wireline profitability in Angola, which were partially offset by lower profitability for fluid services in Norway. Middle East/Asia D&E operating income increased $32 million, or 37%, from the third quarter of 2012, due to seasonally higher year-end software and activity improvements across the region.
Corporate and OtherDuring the fourth quarter of 2012, Halliburton invested an additional $36 million, pre-tax, in strategic projects aimed at strengthening Halliburton's North America service delivery model and repositioning technology, supply chain, and manufacturing infrastructure to support projected international growth. Halliburton expects to continue funding this effort in 2013.
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Pon Di Wire: A Reggae News Flash!
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Veteran singer Horace Andy debuts his latest album, Livin It Up, in a novel way: through a series of videos released via YouTube. Andy sings, previews tracks, and narrates an introduction to the new album, made with Sly & Robbie for Taxi Recordings.
West Coast raga toaster, producer, and MC DJ Collage–who has appeared on albums and singles by Vienna's Stereotyp and Sofa Surfers, in addition to producing his own singles–once again takes on the Euro-club scene in a unique way. On a tasty remix of Austrian electro-dance group Blockwerk, Collage lays down his signature bubbling vocals and also provides his own stylish house remix of "Straight Forward".
Although one Jamaican commentator has gone so far as to say "Dancehall Is Dead", stalwart U.S. reggae label VP counters the statement with fresh, new talent on the CD/DVD Dancehall Draft Picks. After watching the series of biographical and performance videos, with new artists Mavado ("Dreaming"), Busy Signal ("Step Out"), and Alozade ("Bad Out Deh"), it's apparent each DJ brings a unique perspective and lyrical flow to the genre. Most surprising of all may be the boyish-looking, Supercat-sounding Hollow Point, whose confidence and abilities have been underrated. Watch dat yout deh!
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When did you want to become a nurse?
- 7Mar 24, '13 by brian, ADN AdminDo you remember when you wanted to become a nurse? Was it an event that caused your desire to become a nurse? Family? Or just information at the right time?
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- 1Mar 24, '13 by BSNbeDONE, BSN, RNMy dad decided for me when I was in the 7th grade way back in the EARLY 20th century.: (can't teach an old dog new tricks). So, I'm trying some different tricks within the same field
- 1Mar 24, '13 by Tinker88high school! but I received a BS in education like all my friends did. I was attracted to the idea of teaching and intimidated by the idea of nursing school. BUT my teaching experience will actually help me as a student and in my nursing career. Everything happens for a reason. I start the accelerated BSN program at Union University this August I am going back to pursue my dream!!!
- 1Mar 24, '13 by Skips, BSN, RNI had teaching in mind, but after my husband went through nursing school I basically followed in his footsteps. I was very interested in what he was learning about and thought it was amazing! (: Now he's an RN, and I'm in school with a year and a half left in a BSN program.
- 1Mar 24, '13 by KelRN215, BSN, RNIn 8th grade. I was obsessed with ER and the main nurse character in the show- Carol Hathaway- got to make out with George Clooney. And I'm only kind of kidding when I say that's what got me interested.
- 1Mar 24, '13 by jaskew2661I have wanted to be a nurse all of my l;ife. When I graduated from LPN school, my mom had a graduation party for me and she put out the little red schoolbook that I had when I was little. It that I wanted be a nurse when I grew up
- 1Mar 25, '13 by bpharkins7I would say middle school... my mom is a RN and my uncle (her brother) is a general surgeon... it's just been going down the timeline haha. My mom has been the strongest woman I've known and I know she absolutely loves her career.. I've grown to want to do the same and become just like her strong willed self.
- 1Mar 25, '13 by july06I had an epiphany when I was 13. My nursing epiphany.
- 0Mar 26, '13 by SunshineDaisyI never really knew what I wanted to be when I grew up. I threw a few ideas around and decided on psychology. I started school to work towards that, got married, had a few babies and it hit me when I was in the hospital with my last that nursing was where I was supposed to be. I ignored it a few times, cuz I'm stubborn and wanted to do psychology, ut it hit me full force then. I went back to school when she was 8 months old and now here I am, ready to graduate in 7 weeks!
- 0Mar 26, '13 by mskrisCNA2bRNI didn't know I wanted to be a nurse until my junior year of high school. I had always wanted to work I the medical field. When I was 5 my mom was in nursing school and as she was studying I was studying right along with her.
My dad was navy so he was always out to sea and whenever he did call I would always explain to him what I had learned with mommy that week. (I think his proudest moment was when I explained to him how the heart worked lol.)
anyways moving forward I was in my high school a&p class and went on a field trip to speak to a group of students in elementary to speak about being an anesthesiologist (my dream job at the time) and I heard a class mate speaking about becoming a nurse. I never new how much of an impact they had on people's lives. ( I didn't go to the hospital much as a child) right then and there I completely changed my mind about what it was that I wanted to be. I shadowed nurses and went on field trips my last 2 years of high school (it was an amazing experience)
And now I'm done with prereqs and I'm starting nursing school next year and I am one excited girl. I'm finally making my dream a reality and i can't wait.


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An Effective System For Handling Low-Level Drug Offenders Was Axed In 2002
Perhaps the most successful method America's criminal justice system has come up with to help treat addicts, keep low-level non-violent drug offenders out of prison and save taxpayers tens of millions of dollars is the drug court.
Connecticut used to have full-time drug courts, but not anymore. They were killed off to "save money" during a 2002 state budget crisis. What's replaced them is a part-time system of "drug intervention dockets" that judicial officials claim is more efficient.
Michael Lawlor, Gov. Dannel Malloy's top criminal justice advisor, says that "no one disputes the value of drug courts." But he insists Connecticut is doing more in different ways to keep non-violent drug defendants out of prison. "We think we do it, just not in the off-the-shelf way that other states do it."
Not everyone who knows Connecticut's court and prison system is convinced.
"The idea you can do this on the cheap and get the same results as we used to in the old drug courts is erroneous," says Jim Chase, a 23-year veteran of the New Haven Public Defender's Office.
Donna Decker Morris is an associate professor and director of legal studies at the University of New Haven. She argues that Connecticut's current part-time program for dealing with non-dangerous drug offenders simply isn't enough.
"Expanding that approach would certainly make sense," Decker Morris says.
The traditional drug-court system used in many states (and now being tried out in some federal districts, including Connecticut's) involves intensive, coordinated, comprehensive teams of judges, prosecutors, public defenders and support staffers.
Those teams use a "carrot-and-stick" approach on non-violent drug offenders. The choice is: accept and stay with a program that can include addiction treatment, mental health services, medical treatment, education and job training and strict monitoring by the court staff; or suffer penalties that can range right up to prison terms.
Evidence that drug courts work is overwhelming, according to a 2010 report by the National Center for Policy Analysis. Studies in states like Pennsylvania, Kentucky and California show offenders who go through drug court programs have significantly lower rates of returning to jail, more success at staying clean or sober, and cost taxpayers far less than sending them to prison.
Those prison costs are immense.
An estimate by the VERA Center on Sentencing and Corrections put the total cost of incarcerating one inmate for a year in Connecticut at more than $50,000. That study found the overall cost of the corrections system for taxpayers in this state at about $929.4 million, including fringe benefits and pensions for prison workers.
Connecticut's Department of Corrections reported in July 2012 that our prison population was at 16,591; and that 67 percent of those prisoners were black or Hispanic. The huge racial disparity (which is a national phenomenon) is one reason critics argue that the War on Drugs has been a tragedy for America's minority communities.
Experts say that about one-quarter of all state inmates have been convicted of drug-related crimes, and more than half of all federal prisoners have drug convictions.
Chase says that during the years when Connecticut had full-time drug courts it cost between $7,000 and $8,000 a year to have a person go through the drug court system — a far cry from that $50,000-per-year cost of keeping them locked up.
Between 1996 and 2001, according to a legislative research report, Connecticut had traditional drug courts in its four biggest cities: New Haven, Bridgeport, Waterbury and Hartford. "The Judicial Department decided to terminate the courts in 2002 to save money," the legislative report states.
Right now, the state has "drug intervention dockets" in three courts: New Haven, Bridgeport and Danielson. The major difference between these one-day-a-week or one-day-a-month sessions and the old drug courts is that the new system uses regular court staffs and doesn't have as much in the way of dedicated support from other agencies like police and public defenders.
Although hard statistics for all three districts weren't available, those dockets took care of something like 125 people charged with drug-related offenses last year.
Larry D'Orsi, the Judicial Department's deputy director for criminal matters, says the court support division spent more than $1.1 million last year to pay for 18 in-patient beds for treatment and 109 outpatient treatment slots for people going through the state's drug intervention docket program.
New Haven was the busiest of the part-time drug courts in 2012, with 74 people going through the system, D'Orsi says. Of those, 39 successfully completed the court-supervised alternative programs.
If those 39 people had spent the year in prison, the cost to taxpayers would have been something like $2 million or more.
Lawlor says Connecticut is working hard to keep more low-level, non-violent drug offenders out of prison, and that those efforts are successful. He says such reforms as changes in sentencing laws and increasing emphasis on alternatives to prison terms are the reason.
"Our prison population is dropping fast," he points out, adding that "100 percent of the drop in our prison population in the past five years has involved blacks and Hispanics."
Connecticut's prison population peaked in 2008 at more than 19,400 inmates. By July 2012, the number was down to 16,591, a drop of 14.5 percent. The number of minority inmates was reduced by 2,467, according to corrections department figures.
"It's not because of just one thing," Lawlor says of Connecticut's prison population reduction, "it's because of a thousand different things."
Lawlor doesn't have a firm answer to the question of whether the state should invest more to expand its relatively tiny version of drug courts. "It's not clear you can save any more" from an expansion, he says.
One reason for that lack of clarity is that no one has apparently done any studies of how well Connecticut's "drug intervention dockets" work compared to traditional drug courts. D'Orsi says he's not aware of any such research. Chase and Decker Morris also say they've not heard of any study looking at the way Connecticut handles these non-violent drug cases.
Decker Morris doesn't think Connecticut needs to follow the lead of other states when it comes to an expanded drug court system, but she's convinced the present part-time program isn't what's needed.
"Simply having a one-day session… is not a very effective way to do it," she says. Decker Morris says the reason drug courts are so successful is that they push drug offenders into programs (like addiction rehab, mental health treatment, medical care, or education) that focus on the causes behind their crimes.
Using the regular court staff and system to handle these low-level cases is "still going to be using the basic criminal court house model," Decker Morris argues. "That's not what is effective in dealing with these problems."
Chase, who was a dedicated drug court public defender when the old system was running in New Haven, says the differences today are dramatic.
He recalls one case of a drug-addicted 29-year-old woman who entered the old drug court program.
She'd lost her front teeth as a child and the court ordered new false teeth for her, remembers Chase. The woman was enrolled in basic hygiene and health education courses and the court also got her into a cooking class because she had no idea how to cook a decent meal for herself.
"They provided her the tools for coping with a sober life after drug court," Chase says. "You'd never find that going on now."
According to Chase, the state's current "drug intervention docket" system simply doesn't have the resources to do the same sort of intensive monitoring as before, and the judges don't have as much leeway to reward defendants who successfully complete the program by completely dropping charges against them.
"There's far less of a carrot," Chase says.
"I'm not going to say they [Connecticut's criminal justice officials] are not doing anything," adds Chase. "But you kind of get what you pay for."
Connecticut seems to be paying as little as possible for a program that — properly funded — might save this money-strapped state tens of millions of dollars a year.
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The University of Texas at TylerThe UT Tyler School of Performing Arts, a community of recognized artists and professionals representing music, provides a quality environment where students develop knowledge, skills and professionalism to work as artists.
The School of Performing Arts offers the bachelor of music degree and bachelor of arts degree in music, and participates in the interdisciplinary studies master of arts/master of science degree program. Students of other majors may choose music as a minor. Courses leading to teacher certification also are offered.
The teacher-student ratio is kept low to ensure that students and faculty mentors have abundant opportunities to interact. Students learn from experienced, active professors whose work represents a diversity of aesthetic and research interests.
The faculty is dedicated to bringing students a broad diversity of musical experiences through challenging, engaging course work, applied study, solo and ensemble performance, practical experience and a variety of recital and concert opportunities.
UT Tyler students perform in outstanding college facilities including:
- Braithwaite Recital Hall, an impressive 166-seat hall featuring a magnificent stage for solo, chamber or student recitals and a state-of-the-art digital recording studio.
- Vaughn Auditorium, an outstanding 2,000-seat hall with a Broadway-sized stage, full cast and solo dressing rooms and full orchestra pit.
UT Tyler student performance opportunities include the Patriot Singers, University Chorale, Wind Ensemble, Tyler Community Band, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo, orchestra
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New Construction
The School of Performing Arts is pleased to announce construction of the new Center for Music Education! For more details, see our music facilities page. Opening Fall 2015!.
New Music Student Auditions for 2014-15
New UT Tyler student music and scholarship auditions may be scheduled as-needed during the summer term. Read more
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Note Taking Services
May include one or more of the following:
- Auxiliary aides such as use of a tape recorder, laptop, Braille-n-speak, etc. to record class lecture (student is responsible for supplying equipment)
- Non-carbonized paper –paper is provided by CASS for student to use (classmate providing copy of notes is not compensated as a Note Taker, this is strictly done on a voluntary basis)
- Note Taker for class lecture—classmate who volunteers to provide a copy of lecture notes and is compensated at $100.00 per class per semester
- It is the student's responsibility to attend class.
- Note Taker and faculty are not obligated to provide notes to lecture that the student does not attend class
- Student needs to attend class regularly to continue receiving copy of notes
- Absences exceeding three may result in note taking services being suspended until student meets with CASS
- If there is a medical reason why the student cannot attend class he/she must contact CASS immediately
- Student needs to request a Note Taker from professor so that he/she can make an announcement in class anonymously
- Student needs to speak with CASS, and Note Taker immediately when notes are not provided at end of period, or are unclear or difficult to read
Interpreting Services
Sign Language Interpreter—CASS staff member who facilitates communication in the classroom
- Student must request interpreter services for class lecture month prior to the beginning of semester to ensure availability.
- Student needs to notify CASS more than 24 hours in advance of a cancellation due to illness or other absence. More than three absences, CASS may discontinue services until student meets with CASS to discuss reason for excessive absences
- If interpreter is a "no show" after 10 minutes from the beginning of class, the student should contact CASS immediately
- For meetings with faculty/staff, orientations, or other campus events, student will need to notify CASSone month in advance to secure interpreter services.
- Interpreters are instructed to wait 30 minutes for each class. If the student does not arrive within that time, the interpreter will return to department unless otherwise instructed by CASS.
- To request replacement of interpreter assigned:
- The student will need to meet with the Director or Assistant Director of CASS to discuss his/her concern
- The Director and/or Assistant Director will observe the interpreter in the classroom
- Director will meet with the interpreter and student to discuss concern and make recommendations that may include replacing interpreter.
Reader Services
- Readers can read books onto audio tape if you have a visual disability or processing problem that interfere with reading
- Readers can also assist with test accommodations—for example, if you have a visual impairment and need someone to read the exam you
- To obtain reader services for textbooks and/or course materials, the student is required to purchase a copy of the textbook(s) for the course to receive an alternative format and/or reader
Materials in Large Print or Braille
- The student needs to bring materials that need to be converted into large print or Braille one-week before materials are needed to CASS
- The student will be contacted by CASSwhen materials are ready to be picked up
- Books-on-CD are ordered from the Recordings for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFBD)
- The student needs to request books-on-CD 1 month before the start of semester
- Books-on-CD not picked up within the first three weeks of the start of the semester (fall/spring) or the first week during summer sessions will be returned to RFBD and they will not be reordered within that semester
- Student's record will placed on hold if books-on-tape are not returned to CASS by the last day of final exams.
Reader (CASS staff member)
- Student will need to request this accommodation 1 month before the start of semester
- Student will need to discuss due dates of reading material(s) with reader assigned and sign time sheet of reader to verify hours worked
MP3 Audio or Text File
- Textbooks can be converted to an audio or text file by CASS only when it is not available through RFBD or through the publisher
- Student will need to request this accommodation 1 month prior to the start of semester CASS will provide audio or text file of textbook on CD to student
- Student will be asked to sign agreement indicating that:
- He/she has purchased copy of textbook
- Audio or text file will be used for homework purposes only and will not be duplicated or distributed in any way
- A financial hold will be placed on the student's record if CD is not returned to CASS by the last day of final exams.
Scribes & Typists
- If you have difficulty writing during exams due to a visual or mobility/orthopedic disability, the CASS can provide you with a scribe. A scribe writes as you dictate to them.
- For long-term homework needs, you are encouraged to use voice recognition software, such as Dragon Naturally Speaking or Via Voice, to dictate your own papers.
Auxiliary Aides and Adaptive Technology
Examples of auxiliary aides:
- Assistive listening devices (ALD)-provided to students with a moderate to severe hearing loss to amplify and access spoken information in lecture, etc.
- A student can check out an ALD from CASS for classroom use as early as the Friday before the semester begins or during the 1st week of classes
- The student is responsible for damage to or loss of ALD while in their careThe student is required to return ALD to CASS by the last day of final exams
- A financial hold will be placed on a student's records until ALD is returned to CASS or the student has paid for cost of repair or to replace lost or damaged ALD
- Other auxiliary aides available during exams can be found at CASS
- Hand Magnifier
- Word processor with spell check
- Priority Registration- CASSstaff is available to assist the student to enroll in classes by appointment.Students that require advance planning such as hiring of interpreters or readers, ensuring the accessibility of classrooms, etc. are eligible for priority registration and can enroll in courses as soon as the registration process begins each semester.To address accessibility concern before semester begins may include but is not limited to enrolling in another section or moving classroom to a building that is accessible, tardy consideration, etc.)
For registration assistance:
- Student needs to have been advised, cleared of financial or academic holds, and have list of classes ready with call numbers and bring to appointment with CASS staff.
- List of classes should not be dropped off at CASS, student needs to be present during registration process
- Students coming in after the 3rd week of the registration process may find many classes closed. CASS DOES NOT HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO OPEN A CLOSED CLASS.
- If a class is closed, it will be the student's responsibility to obtain the appropriate paperwork with signatures from individual departments in order to enroll for that course.
Testing Accommodations
- The American with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 states that a student with a disability has the right to take exams with appropriate accommodations that allow him/her to demonstrate his/her abilities rather than his/her disability; depending on the student and the exam, one or more accommodations may be needed
- The student is responsible to schedule their examinations to be taken at CASS 3 working days in advance to secure space and provide time for any special preparations for the test (e.g. large print formats). In most cases, students are expected to take accommodated exams in a time frame which mirrors the classroom as closely as possible.
- The student needs to take an exam/quiz at the same time and date as the other students in the same class unless the professor gives permission for a different time when a conflict exists:
- The student has another class immediately after the course student is scheduled to take exam, he/she will need to speak with the professor to get permission to take the exam at a different time such as earlier or later that day, the day before or after, or at another date and time specified by the professor.
- CASS does not have the authority to change the date and/or time of the scheduled exam. This must be approved by the professor.
- Students are encouraged to schedule their classes one hour apart to allow for the extended time, when feasible
Exams proctored by professor
The professor should administer an exam with needed Accommodation within their classroom or department. However, CASS is available to proctor exams, in Room 106 Union East Building if the professor cannot administer exam with needed accommodations because he/she:
- Is unable to provide needed extended time
- Does not have needed space and/or adaptive technology
- If professor administers the exam, he/she will be responsible for providing all accommodations necessary for the exam
- The student must notify CASS 3 working days in advance prior to scheduled exam to ensure proctoring space is available. Any exam scheduled with less than the 3 working days notice WILL NOT be proctored at CASS , no exceptions.
- CASS is responsible for maintaining the integrity and security of an exam. Thus, students are monitored during the exam by video/audio equipment and CASS staff. Any student suspected of academic dishonesty will be reported to the Dean of Students immediately
Students are expected to complete their exam within the allotted extended time
- Only items that have been approved by the professor will be allowed into the testing area
- Backpacks, fanny packs, purses, caps/hats, cells phones, pagers, walkmans, disc players, or any other electronic equipment will not be allowed into the testing area
- CASS is unable to pick up last minute exams. Therefore, if the exam is not at CASS by the scheduled date and time, it will be the responsibility of the student to make other arrangements with the professor
- Students can receive time-and-a-half.
- Requests for additional time beyond that assigned must be reviewed and approved by Director of CASS one week prior to a scheduled exam
- Closed Circuit TV –magnifies written or printed materials
- Screen Reader—software such as JAWS or Window Eyes read text information on computer screen out loud Kurzweil Readers—1000 (for students with visual impairments) or 3000 (for individuals with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, psychological disorders, etc.)
- Software works with a scanner to scan and read text out loud;
- Kurzweil 3000 also works as a talking word processor that reads information typed. In addition, program has word prediction to assist with spelling
- Both programs have a built-in dictionary
- Voice Recognition Software—changes spoken information into text such as Dragon Naturally Speaking
- Braille Embosser with Duxbury–transcribes text information into Braille
- Math Type–software that allows one to type math equations
- Talking Calculator–provides auditory feedback of basic math calculations entered into calculator (Basic and Scientific)
- Swell Form–provides a tactile image of graphs and drawings by raising black lines
- Four Track Player–tape recorder that plays back books-on-tape from the Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFBD)
- Personal Attendants- CASS does not provide students with personal attendants nor has access to appropriate referrals. The student may look for services listed in the El Paso phone directory
Exams Proctored at CASS
The student must notify CASS 3 working days in advance prior to scheduled exam to ensure proctoring space is available. Any exam scheduled with less than the 3 working days notice WILL NOT be proctored at CASS, no exceptions.
- CASS is responsible for maintaining the integrity and security of an exam. Thus, students are monitored during the exam by video/audio equipment and CASS staff. Any student suspected of academic dishonesty will be reported to the Dean of Students immediately
- Students are expected to complete their exam within the allotted extended time
- Only items that have been approved by the professor will be allowed into the testing area
- Backpacks, fanny packs, purses, caps/hats, cells phones, pagers, walkmans, disc players, or any other electronic equipment will not be allowed into the testing area
- CASS is unable to pick up last minute exams. Therefore, if the exam is not at CASS by the scheduled date and time, it will be the responsibility of the student to make other arrangements with the professor
Accommodations on exam/quiz (may include one or more of the following)
Extended Time
- Requests for additional time beyond that assigned must be reviewed and approved by Director of CASS one week prior to a scheduled exam
- Students can receive time-and-a-half
Alternative format of exam/quiz
- Large print
- Braille
- Exam/quiz on audio cassette
- Recording answers on an exam/quiz in lieu of using scantron
- Orally exam/quiz administered by professor
- Quiet location with minimal distractions
- Use of scratch paper
- Use of a dictionary
Adaptive Technology/Auxiliary aides used to read an exam/quiz
- Screen Reader: A screen reading program that runs on a computer. It provides voice output for the contents of the student's computer screen. Provided to students who have a visual impairment.
- Screen Enlarger: An application that enlarges either a part or all of the computer screen. This technology is mainly used by the visually impaired
- Kurzweil Reader: An application that provides students with visual impairments or learning disabilities access to printed and electronic materials. Scanned print documents and digital files (such as eBooks or email) are converted from text to speech and read aloud. This technology can also be used to burn book on CD.
- Closed Circuit TV: A black-and-white video magnifier that presents enlarged text on a 14" black-and-white TV monitor. The user can choose from a wide range of magnifications from 4.5X to 25X. Text is placed on a sliding platform that can be easily moved under the camera. This technology is used by the visually impaired.
- Magnifier: Software that interfaces with a computer's graphical output to present enlarged screen content. For students who have a visual impairment.
- Reader (CASS staff member)
- Reader does not provide explanation or assistance to questions
- All questions about exam/quiz will need to be referred to professor
Adaptive Technology/Auxiliary Aides Used To Record Answers to An Exam/Quiz
- Calculator
- Spell Check
- Word Processor with or without spell check
- Scribe


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