Welcome to Accessibility Services
This web site is designed with all students in mind, though first year students and those who have recently acquired or been diagnosed with a disability may find it particularly helpful.Many students find their first year at University challenging. The academic demands are strenuous and, at the same time, you may be adjusting to a more independent lifestyle. It often takes time to figure out what is expected of you, how much support you need, and where to get it. Accessibility Services staff are here to provide you with the support you need to be successful.
Download the 2009-2010 Student Policy Handbook
How to Register with Accessibility Services : Find out what documentation you'll need and the steps to follow.- Accommodations - Learn about the different strategies and interventions we can put in place to accommodate you.
- Booking an Appointment/Drop-in Hours - How to get in touch with Accessibility Services staff.
- Helpful resources for students - Learn how to disclose your disability, develop new strategies, and access campus and community resources.
- Learn about Barrier-free Accessibility initiatives
- Participate in the Moving Forward - Summer Transition Program for Students with Learning Disabilities
- Find a Student Self-Help Group (coming soon)
- Get involved in the Advisory Committee (coming soon)
- Read profiles of other students with disabilities (coming soon)