The categories below feature policy information about some of the most common accommodation requests.
If you are searching for information regarding a particular accommodation or policy not listed here, please navigate to our Accommodation Descriptions and Procedures tab.
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Role of Accommodations
The Office of Accessibility works, individually, with students with disabilities to identify barriers and provide reasonable accommodations and meaningful access.
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Classroom Accommodations
Students with concerns about how a disability may impact their classroom or curricular experience may find it useful to learn more about Accommodations.
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Testing Accommodations
Students seeking, or using, testing accommodations are encouraged to review the testing accommodation policies and procedures
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Residential Accommodations
Residential accommodations can be made for students residing in campus housing. Emotional Support Animals are considered a residential accommodation.
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Service Animals
A Service Animal is a dog, or miniature horse, that actively performs a task for an individual. A Service Animal must be allowed access to spaces that are open to members of the public.
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Temporary Accommodations
Students seeking temporary accommodations for medical procedures or injuries may be accommodated by the OAA.
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