PPT-Accommodation Notification Letters & Requests for Additional Accommodations

Steps to Generate your Accommodation Notification Letters If it is your first time logging into myAccess for the current semester you will be required to read and electronically sign any required forms that the Disability Center has pertaining to specific accommodations. Adam Meyer. Disability Resource Center (DRC). Overview of DRC. The Basics:. Located in 240 Student Center. 734-487-2470. drc@emich.edu. www.emich.edu/drc. (web site under construction). The Staff:. Dr. Silva . Melissa Gibson. National Reasonable Accommodation Coordinator . Outreach and Retention Division. Office of Diversity and Inclusion. Learning Objectives. . . Participants in this session will:. . Learn the legal requirements for providing Reasonable Accommodation (RA).. accommodations@nu.edu. . National . University. 16875 West Bernardo, Suite 110. San Diego, . CA . 92127. 858.521.3968 . (phone). 858.521.3996 . (fax). Student Accessibility Services. Test Accommodation . and. Modifications. A guide to providing accommodations and modifications for students.. 2011-2012. Accommodations and Modifications. Some students with disabilities need accommodations or modifications in their educational program in order to be successful in school.. Accommodations in Education. Accommodations are intended to reduce or eliminate the effects of a student’s disability; accommodations are: . T. he supports and/or services that provide equal access to instruction; . Processing Requests for Reasonable Accommodation from Employees and Applicants with Disabilities Melissa Gibson National Reasonable Accommodation Coordinator Outreach and Retention Division Office of Diversity and Inclusion 1. Housekeeping . Presenters. Debbie Buchanan Education Specialist – Assessment . Vicki Payne Rainwater Education Specialist – AGC (Inclusion) . Questions. Submit your questions in writing via the “. Students can explain the relationship between accommodation and protection under IDEA, ADA and Section 504. . Students can demonstrate how to request an accommodation in employment or education settings.. and Best Practices. Office of Administration. Bureau of Equal Employment . Opportunity Policy and Appeals. Overview of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). Passed in 1990, amended. in 2009. Title I – non-discrimination. Request Letters of Accommodation for Current Students . Choose Student AIM Portal to start the process on Student Access Center's homepage.. You will be directed to your K-State single sign-on.. Sign in with your K-State . Kellie Skiba. Coordinator of Testing and Accommodations. Office of Disability Services for Students. Kellie.l.Skiba@wmich.edu. Meet the DSS Staff. Jayne Fraley-Burgett. Director. jayne.fraley@wmich.edu. This presentation is a product of the . Great Plains ADA Center.. We provide information, training, and technical. assistance on the Americans with Disabilities Act.. . Learn more about our services at. DAVID Lawson. ParentAL. Advocacy Coordinator. Office of Strategic Partnerships. Webinar Agenda. What are accommodations?. Who is eligible to receive them?. Guiding questions for the data-driven selection of appropriate accommodations. Module . 10. The ADA. This Photo. by Unknown Author is licensed under . CC BY-SA. What is the ADA? . The ADA stands for Americans with Disabilities Act. It is a federal law that helps people with disabilities to not be discriminated against because of their disability. .