Academic Support Services
Accessibility + Disability Services
Accessibility and Disability Support Services will work with you to provide accommodations and academic support services for documented learning, cognitive, psychological and physical disabilities.
Our team will work in close partnership with you and your faculty to help you realize your academic and artistic goals. Questions or concerns? Contact our office: disabilityservices@cia.edu
Writing + Learning Center
The Writing + Learning Center (WLC) is a peer support resource for students working on coursework, creative or professional projects, and practices like project planning, work strategies, studying, note-taking, presenting, and more.
Located in Room 103, the WLC is open Monday through Friday for in-person and online visits. To work with a peer consultant, students can drop by, book a time, or set up a weekly meeting. The WLC also offers quiet study spaces in Room 103 and hosts weekly drop-in hours in Uptown Residence Hall.
Current students, see myCIA for more information (login required).
Career Center
The Career Center staff help you transition from student to working professional. Through one-on-one career advising, you’ll learn how to write a resume and cover letter, practice interviewing techniques, and search for jobs and internships.
Academic Advising
Think of your academic advisor as your guide. They will give you the resources and guidance to achieve academic success and reach your goals.
As a student, you will have the opportunity to meet with an academic advisor about any of the following academic decisions or concerns:
- Academic goals
- Academic plans & progression
- Course selection
- Independent Study
- Understanding the why of your curriculum
- Understanding the role of faculty as your mentors
For current students, learn more on myCIA (login required)