Disability resources
WSU Spokane takes seriously its responsibility to offer educational and professional opportunities equitably to qualified persons. When institutional barriers are eliminated, students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to be successful through their own efforts. This is accomplished through the collaboration of the Office of Student Affairs, students, faculty, staff, and other university and community offices. Reasonable accommodations ensure that students are able to access and participate in opportunities available at WSU Spokane.
Getting startedStart here to learn how the accommodation process works, your responsibilities as a student or faculty member, and to learn how the Office of Student Affairs can help. |
Documentation guidelinesIn order to receive accommodation, a student must provide documentation of a disability or limited condition. This page explains what is required. |
Syllabus statementsCourse syllabi statement for accessing disability services. |
Notetaking assistanceInformation for students and faculty on the provision of notetaking assistance to students. |
Testing policies & proceduresInformation for students and faculty about alternative testing at WSU Spokane. |
Assistive technologyAssistive and adaptive devices that provide access for students. |
Alternative print policies & proceduresServices for students who require the conversion of textbooks or other required reading material into accessible formats. |
Contact us
Liz West
Asst Director, Student Affairs
Telephone: 509.358.7534
Fax: 509.358.7538
E-mail: liz.west@wsu.edu
Academic Center 130
PO Box 1495
Spokane, WA 99210-1495