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- Disability Resources and Educational Services
The DRES building will be closed over fall break There will be no electricity to the DRES building during this time Employees will be working remotely Nov 24-26 Please email disability@illinois edu for assistance
- Impaired Driving - Training - Washington State Patrol
The Washington State Patrol’s Impaired Driving Section runs the agency’s Evidential Breath Test, Drug Evaluation and Classification, Standardized Field Sobriety Testing and Ignition Interlock Programs %
- Student Disability Services | CSU Northridge
In order to accommodate these different needs, Disability Resources and Educational Services (DRES) has developed an individualized learning plan called journey to success You can view some of the plan below, but it is explained in detail during a student’s initial meeting with a counselor
- Disability Resources and Educational Services | CSU Northridge
If you’re a student, please take a look at Student Services to learn more about DRES If you’re a faculty or staff member, review the Accommodating Students section, and explore our Student Access and Accommodation System (SAAS)
- MyAccessCenter – Disability Resources and Educational Services
MyAccessCenter (MAC) is DRES’ portal for coordinating accommodations and services for students with disabilities Students applying for accommodations and services with DRES will use MAC to submit their application
- Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE)
For those interested in becoming a DRE, this course is required Prerequisite: Students should be a state certified or commissioned law enforcement officer in a full time paid capacity and be SFST trained Reserve officers will be allowed to attend if SFST trained
- DUI Impaired Driving - Washington State Patrol
Check today’s traffic conditions through the Washington State Department of Transportation’s website Browse through a list of our most frequently asked questions Find your nearest port of entry and learn how to request permits Request a copy of a criminal history report background check
- The DRES App includes information on healthy practices and
The DRES content was written by Military Medical providers across the Military Health System to provide easily accessible, comprehensive, and unbiased health education to service women across the force
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