Policies and Procedures
Please Read Below are the general polices of the Office of Student Accessibility Services office at Fisher College (OSAS) Please read and type your name in the box below. I understand that:
It is my responsibility to provide accurate and timely documentation to OSAS.
It is my responsibility to check my E-mail for updates and announcements.
Once my documentation is in and I have had an initial meeting with OSAS staff, the process can take up to two weeks to be completed.
It is my responsibility to request accommodations each semester.
I must notify OSAS if I drop or add classes.
- It is my responsibility to print and deliver my accommodation letters to my professor in a timely fashion.
- If I am requesting a new accommodation, I must provide updated documentation and meet with a staff member
- It is my responsibility to communicate directly with my faculty regarding exam accommodations, and stay in communications about the time and place of such exams.
- It is my responsibility to contact Office of Student Accessibility Services (OSAS) in a timely fashion if I am having any difficulties in securing or arranging accommodations.
- I am responsible for the condition and timely return of any equipment I use or borrow from OSAS.
- If I am approved for Notetaking or Audio recording services, I understand that the notes and/or recordings are for my use only and may not be shared. In addition, I understand that I will only receive these services when I am present.
- Requesting accommodations does not mean I have been or will be approved.
- Some accommodations may be approved temporarily. This may be due to insufficient documentation and/or type of disability. In these cases, I will need to update my documentation to receive accommodations again.
- OSAS does not provide retroactive accommodations.
- Faculty are not required to provide any accommodation that fundamentally alters the nature of their course or lowers their academic standards.
- Faculty are not required to provide any accommodation without receiving a paper copy of your Faculty Accommodation Letter at least one week in advance of a quiz or exam.
- It is my responsibility to ask the professor of record whether other professors or academic personnel (such as course coordinators or teaching fellows) need to be informed of my approved for accommodations. It is also my responsibility to inform those professors as well.
- Failure on my part to carry out any of these responsibilities may result in my inability to secure accommodations.