Disability Services Portal Transition
Disability Services is transitioning from Accommodate to AIM, our new student-facing accommodation management system.Ìý
Important DatesÌý
- Last day to access Accommodate: Sunday, Aug. 2ÌýÌý
- System downtime: Monday, Aug. 3 -Tuesday, Aug. 4Ìý
- First day to access AIM: Wednesday, Aug. 5Ìý
During the transition, students will not have access to either the Accommodate Portal or AIM on Monday, Aug. 3-Tuesday, Aug. 4Ìý
AIM allows students to:Ìý
- Manage accommodation lettersÌý
- Submit accommodation requestsÌý
- Request appointments with your Access Coordinator once you have completed the registration processÌý
- Access accommodation-related services and resourcesÌý
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Mission
In collaboration with the university community, Disability Services ensures that students with disabilities receive reasonable accommodations and services to participate equally in the academic environment.
Vision
We envision a fully accessible, integrated, and universally designed campus community. Students with disabilities are one of the many groups that make up our campus community and a diverse community broadens our understanding and appreciation for the contributions of each individual.
Philosophy
Disability Services provides leadership and guidance regarding accommodations and universal access, which requires a collaborative relationship among all members of the university community.
Core Values
- Human variation is natural and vital in the development of dynamic communities
- Building and using an academic success toolkit (i.e., self-advocacy skills, resources, various study strategies) is essential for all students
- Responsibility for meaningful and universal access belongs to all
- A diverse and stimulating university community is a shared responsibility; disability is diversity
- Universal design is essential for achieving inclusion and social participation of all
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