Faculty
You are an integral part of providing accommodations.
Accommodations are determined on an individualized basis and are meant to allow a student with a disability equitable access to a course or academic program. An accommodation should not compromise the essential elements of a course, and your input as the instructor is valued in this determination.
Student Accessibility Services (SAS) determines eligibility for accommodations, but the implementation is often up to faculty and teaching fellows in the classroom.
Questions?
If you have concerns about recommended accommodations as they apply to your course, please contact us.
Find information about...
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Faculty Guidebook
The roles of faculty and SAS; how to teach students with disabilities.
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Accessible Course Materials Guidelines
Resources to help you make course materials accessible.
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Common Academic Accommodations
Types of accommodations students receive and how you can support them.
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Testing Accommodations
How SAS can help facilitate exams for students with accommodations.