Hours of Operation
Monday-Friday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Late-night hours available
LIU Brooklyn Campus
Library Learning Center
4th Floor
Phone: 718-488-1095
Bk-learningcenter@liu.edu
LIU Post Campus
B. Davis Schwartz Library
1st Floor
Phone: 516-299-3057
Post-learningcenter@liu.edu
Resources
The Learning Center serves as the resources hub for students with disabilities. Please see below for a comprehensive list of resources available:
LIU Resources:
- Handbook for Students With Disabilities
- Faculty & Staff Resource Guide
- Disability Support Services Brochure
- Sensus Access
- Student Data Tracking and Collection
- Statement on Medical Conditions/Pregnant Students Taking Lab Courses
- Service and Support Animal Registration Form
- Service and Support Animal Housing Accommodation Form
- Academic Calendars & Exam Schedule
- Academic Catalogs
External Resources
To visit the National Center for College Students with Disabilities, click here.
- Google Accessibility Guide
- Learning Disabilities Association of New York
- Mental Health Association of Nassau County
- Mental Health Association in New York, Inc.
- NYC Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities
- NYS Commission for the Blind
- NYS Office of People with Developmental Disabilities
- Resources for Students with Disabilities
- The Arc New York
- The Autism Society
Technology Assistance
The Information Technology office provides many resources, tutorials, and videos for LIU students on how to use LIU technology. Resources are for many services, including: MyLIU, Blackboard, Zoom, Respondus, Email, Microsoft Office, etc.
To learn more, visit the Information Technology Website.
Brooklyn Campus
1 University Plaza
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-488-1011
Post Campus
720 Northern Blvd.
Brookville, NY 11548
516-299-2900
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Information Technology
Brooklyn Public Safety
Post Public Safety
University Policies
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