- Attendant Services for Students with Physical Disabilities
- Accessible Career Transition (ACT) and ACT to Employ
- Library Accessibility Services
- Mental Health Resources
- Learning Support
- Student Associations
PMC works in partnership with the Carleton community to increase accessibility for students with disabilities into all aspects of university life. There are many student resources and support services available to Carleton students.
On this page, you will find disability-specific and general resources offered by the University to assist you with your various needs during your academic studies.
Attendant Services for Students with Physical Disabilities
The Carleton University/Algonquin College Attendant Services Program offers non-medical assistance with everyday tasks to students with physical disabilities living in residence while studying at Carleton University or Algonquin College. The service operates twenty-four-hours a day, all year at Carleton University, and from late August to late April at Algonquin College. Visit the Attendant Services Program’s website for more information about the program, eligibility and application process.
Accessible Career Transition (ACT) and ACT to Employ
Career Services offer two programs to provide career support to students with disabilities at Carleton.
ACT Advising assists students and alumni through their career journey by assisting with career exploration strategies, job search strategies, documentation preparation, interview preparation and workplace accommodations.
ACT To Employ helps facilitate meaningful employment opportunities for Carleton students with disabilities. The main objective is to support students in the transition to employment by connecting them with quality hands-on work experience while supporting employers in creating open, welcome, and diverse workplaces. Simultaneously, we provide end-to-end support to employers through the recruitment process and during work terms.
Library Accessibility Services
The MacOdrum Library provides a range of services for students, faculty and staff with disabilities through Library Accessibility Services, including:
Students with disabilities requiring access to Library Accessibility Services should contact their PMC Coordinator for a referral.
Mental Health Resources
- PMC Disability Counselling – Ask for a referral from your PMC Coordinator
- Mental Health Services – Health & Counselling Services – 2600 CTTC Building
- Residence Counselling – 131 Renfrew Building
- From Intention to Action (FITA) – 407 MacOdrum
- Empower Me Counselling Services
Learning Support
- Centre for Student Academic Support (CSAS) – PASS, writing, workshops, one-on-one learning support sessions
- Science Student Success Centre (SSSC) – mentoring, study groups, job shadow program, events etc.
- Math Tutorial Centre (MTC) – study space, tutorial support from TAs for 1st year Math courses.
- Elsie MacGill Learning Centre (EMLC) – in-person and online free tutorial sessions for 1st year Engineering students
- Visit the Carleton’s Current Students webpage for information on academic and learning supports offered by other departments.