INTRODUCTION
During the Summer 2005, the Disability Resource Center (DRC) was charged with engaging in a process to assess student learning as part of a university wide outcome-based education effort. The DRC’s Associate Director convened a Learning Outcomes Assessment (Committee) and tasked the group with a critical first step in the process, namely, developing a set of learning Outcomes. In order for the learning Outcomes to be reflective of the DRC in particular and to guide DRC practices and program development, the Committee reasoned that the learning Outcomes must capture the skill sets DRC students should be expected to achieve. Therefore, with this in mind, the Committee developed the following student learning Outcomes: