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Description
Each student requesting academic support services through the Disability Services (DS) Office must meet with the Coordinator (C) or the Accommodations Manager (AM) prior to the provision of any services. The purpose of this meeting is to share information about the nature of the disability, the requested accommodations, and the Disability Services’ policies regarding documentation and provision of services.

The federal regulations require that the Disability Services Office have on file documentation of disability and eligibility for services before any services are provided. Typical documentation should be by a qualified individual in the field of your disability (physician, psychologist or psychiatrist). Specific documentation guidelines are identified further in this handbook.

At the conclusion of the intake assessment meeting and upon provision of the required documentation, the CDS or AMDS will completed Disability Services Needs Assessment Form and accommodations will be identified on the Needs Assessment Form to what accommodations are granted. The student will be responsible to initiate the accommodative services by having the Accommodation Request form completed.

Policies
  1. Students requesting academic support services must meet with the CDS or AMDS prior to the provision of services.

  2. Students requesting academic support services must provide documentation of disability prior to the provision of services.

Procedures
  1. Each student requesting services contacts the CDS for an intake assessment at least two weeks prior to the initiation of services.

  2. Students must provide documentation of disability, and other documentation as required.

  3. At the intake assessment meeting, Disability Services’ policies and procedures for service provision will be reviewed with the student along with completing the Needs Assessment Form.

  4. Once documentation is reviewed and request was made, determination of accommodation(s) will be identified at the bottom of the Needs Assessment Form.

  5. Updated documentation may be requested to determine if accommodations continues to be needed.



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