If you are diagnosed with ADD or ADHD consider using the Marquette University community resources. The Counseling Center provides limited screening and follow-up services, as well as community referrals.

MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY - CAMPUS RESOURCES

Office of Student Educational Services (OSES)

• Alumni Memorial Union, Room 317, 288-3270

• Disability Services, tutoring, study skills assistance.

Counseling Center

• 1324 West Wisconsin Avenue, Holthusen Hall, 2^nd Floor, 288-7172

• Individual personal and career counseling, group programs, information and referral.

Center for Psychological Services (Psychology Dept)

• 561 North 15^th Street, Schroeder Complex 464, 288-3487

• Evaluation and treatment of psychological and educational problems for MU and Milwaukee communities.  Staffed by faculty and graduate students.  Fees based on ability to pay.

Ott Memorial Writing Center

• Raynor Library, Room 240, 288-5542

• One-to-one tutoring for students, staff, and faculty on all kinds of writing projects.

• Attention Deficit Disorder Association – ADDA

• Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder – CHADD

• Association on Higher Education and Disability – AHEAD

• National Center for Gender Issues and AD/HD – NCGIADD

• ADD Resources

• National Resource Center for AD/HD (CHADD)

• Online AD/HD Clinic – ADD Consults

• Learning Disabilities Online

• The Unabridged Student Virtual Pamphlet Collection

• ADD Warehouse

• ADDitude Magazine

• ADDvance: A Magazine for Women with ADD

• Bramer, J. (1996).  Succeeding in College with Attention Deficit Disorders.  Plantation, FL:  Specialty Press, Inc.

• Hallowell, E. M. and Ratey, J. (2005).  Delivered from Distraction: Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder from Childhood to Adulthood.  New York: Ballantine Books. 

• Hallowell, E. M. and Ratey, J. (1994).  Driven to Distraction: Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder from Childhood to Adulthood.  New York: Pantheon Books. 

• Kelly, K. and Ramundo, P. (1995).  You Mean I’m Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?  A Self-help Book for Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder.  New York: Scribners. 

• Mooney, J. and Cole, D.   (2000). Learning Outside the Lines:  Two Ivy League Students with LD and ADHD Give You the Tools for Academic Success and Educational Revolution.  New York:  Fireside. 

• Nadeau, K. (1994).  College Survival Guide for Students with ADD or LD.  New York: Brunner/Mazel.