Advocacy Specialists guide students facing academic probation or suspension through identifying barriers to success and working towards resuming good scholastic standing (cumulative 2.0 GPA) with the College.
Students on Academic Probation
Registration hold is applied. The student must complete the following two steps prior to registration:
Complete an “Academic Recovery Course". Link to course provided via official notification letter and WebDMC.
Schedule a meeting with an Advocacy Specialist.
Additionally, students will meet with an Advocacy Specialist during the semester to review academic progress and receive ongoing support.
Students on Academic Suspension
Registration hold is applied. The student must complete the following two steps prior to registration:
Complete the “Academic Recovery Course" within Canvas.
Complete the Academic Suspension Appeal Form. This includes meeting and obtaining signatures from the Academic Advisor/Chair, Academic Dean or designee, and an Advocacy Specialist.
Additionally, students will meet with an Advocacy Specialist during the semester to engage in continued support while pursuing academic goals.
CARE Connection Program
For information about the CARE Connection Program, go to DMCShare (log in required).
Submitting a CARE Connection Referral
STEP 1: Log into your WebDMC page.
STEP 2: Click on the "Daily Work" icon.
STEP 3: Click on the "Retention Alert."
STEP 4: Click on "RAP Referral Form."
STEP 5: You will then be directed to the new online referral form. Answer the questions on the form and click the “Submit report” button.
Center for Access & Advocacy Heritage Campus - Harvin Center, Room 188 Windward Campus - Health Science 1, Room 215 Oso Creek Campus - Main Building, Room 213 361-698-1292 Email Advocacy Services