Disability Services
504/ADA Compliance Officer
Disability Services Coordinator
Academic Program Associate
Students' Rights
Students with disabilities have rights granted by two civil rights laws. These laws are the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of thc Rehabilitation Act. Basically, These laws provide students with the following rights at a college or university:
- Equal access to post-secondary education.
- Non-discrimination
- Appropriate and reasonable accommodations based on each student's individual disability and how it affects learning and
- The right to have information about the student's disability kept confidential.
Student responsibilities
- The responsibility to disclose your disability
- The responsibility to provide the office of disability services with adequate documentation of your disability
- The responsibility to meet with disability services coordinator at the beginning of each semester to set up appropriate accommodations
- The responsibility to meet the academic conduct standards in place at Concord University
Accommodations
Concord University is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to students with documented disabilities. Some inportant things to know about accommodations:
- A change in how things are usually done
- May be granted to a student with a disability
- Provide students with an equal opportunity to participate in school
- Must be appropriate and effective for each individual
- Cannot fundamentally alter a program or course
- Cannot lower or change academic standards of Concord University
- Cannot cause undue burden
- Will not be provided without adequate documentation
Download the disability services pamphlet here:
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| Disability Services.pdf | 233.44 KB |
Last updated on Aug 24, 2012. Originally created on Jul 31, 2012. Report incorrect information.

