ABOUT GBC
Welcome to Great Basin College!
Great Basin College values you! Valuing what we have in common and our differences means we will foster a college climate of mutual trust, tolerance, informed discourse and always seek to promote GBC as a "safe space" to explore new ideas and perspectives with opportunities for you to grow, learn and be successful in a friendly, supportive campus environment. GBC enriches people's lives by providing student-centered, post-secondary education to rural Nevada. GBC students enjoy outstanding academic programs, smaller class sizes, and excellent faculty who really care about our students. We are GBC!
ADMISSIONS
ACADEMICS
For High School Students
STUDENT SERVICES
GBC ONLINE
Great Basin College is "The Gold Standard in the Silver State" when it comes to long-distance education and online education delivery. GBC offers hundreds of classes and a diverse array of certificate and degree programs fully online and fully affordable!
COMMUNITY
Great Basin College wants to be your choice for higher education. GBC offers associate and baccalaureate level instruction in career and technical education and academic areas. About 4,000 students are enrolled annually online from across the country and on campuses and centers across 86,500 square miles, two time zones, and ten of Nevada's largest counties. We border Arizona, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and California. We are GBC!
INFORMATION
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RESOURCES
Faculty Frequently Asked Questions
The DRC is your partner in making your course materials more accessible for GBC students. Below are answers to the Disability Resource Center's most commonly asked questions from faculty.
FAQ
Instructors will receive a notification from the DRC in their GBC email. This notification will outline approved accommodations as well as guidance on implementation. Faculty members should contact the DRC with questions about accommodations.
If an instructor believes the accommodation violates an essential function or learning outcome, they must contact the DRC with an explanation of how the accommodation alters an essential aspect of the course. Instructors must not to deny a student an accommodation prior to DRC review. If the DRC determines that the accommodation does violate an essential function, the DRC will work with the student and faculty member to determine if there is an alternative accommodation that would mitigate the impact of the disability without fundamentally altering the course or program.
Faculty roles in implementation are included in the notification of accommodations.
The most efficient and effective way to provide accommodations may vary by course. Instructors are encouraged to contact the DRC if they believe the implementation of the accommodation may need to deviate from the guidelines of implementation.
No. Any student who discloses a disability must be referred to the DRC immediately and faculty should only provide disability-related accommodations approved by the DRC.
The DRC has created the Disability Resource Center Training Course for faculty in WebCampus. This course covers referrals, accommodations, and guides on how to make courses more accessible.
For More Information Contact
Arysta Sweat
Student Disability Services Coordinator
E-mail: arysta.sweat@gbcnv.edu
Phone: 775.327.2336
Why Great Basin College
Great Basin College wants to be your choice for higher education. GBC offers associate and baccalaureate level instruction in career and technical education and academic areas. About 4,000 students are enrolled annually online from across the country and on campuses and centers across 86,500 square miles, two time zones, and ten of Nevada's largest counties. We border Arizona, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and California. We are GBC!
