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Disability Accommodation Grievance Procedures | Accessibility Services | BYU-Idaho

# Accessibility Academic Grievance Procedures

### Overview

Faculty members and individual campus administrative departments are responsible for making reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities to ensure equal access to University services, programs, and activities. They are encouraged to contact the Accessibility Services Office by calling (208) 496-9210, emailing accessibility@byui.edu, or by visiting 181 Manwaring Center for general accommodation assistance for students with disabilities.

### Grievance Procedures

There may be occasions when a student has a concern or a complaint about academic accommodations not being met or granted in a course. Students are encouraged to work directly with their instructor, and the Accessibility Services Office to resolve those concerns. While it is anticipated that most accommodation concerns will be informally resolved at the lowest level of decision-making possible, occasionally the accommodation process may be unsatisfactory to the student.

In such cases, the student may submit a written request to the Dean of Students. (290 Kimball Building, 208-496-9200; see Student Grievance Policy and Statement of Non-discrimination).

The request should explain the nature of the grievance and the specific accommodation that is being requested along with any pertinent medical or clinical documentation. The Dean of Students (or designee), will make a preliminary investigation of the facts and circumstances of the matter by meeting with the student and other university stakeholders. The purpose of the meeting is to determine whether the student was properly accommodated, or if the accommodation request was/or is reasonable. After reviewing the information gathered through the grievance process, the Dean of Students will make a determination and notify the student and other university stakeholders in writing of the decision.

In situations where any party involved believes in good faith that their concerns were not properly addressed through the grievance process, and/or new and compelling information becomes available, the Student Life Vice President shall make the final determination with respect to the requested accommodation.
View Accommodations for Classes | Accessibility Services | BYU-Idaho

# View Accommodations for Classes

Simple steps to request accessibility accommodations for BYU-Idaho classes.

1. Go to the BYU-Idaho Accessibility Services Office homepage. 
 1. Select the ****Accommodations Login**** link
2. Select the ****Semester**** and ****Add/View Requests**** 
 1. Under Accommodation Requests for the appropriate semester, select: 
 o ****Add Requests for...**** to make a new request, or 
 o ****View All Requests**** to review existing requests 
 ****Note:**** If you select ****View All Requests****, you can select ****Modify Request**** for a specific course to make changes. After making changes, select ****Update Request****.
3. Select Courses 
 1. Under Step: Select Courses, check the box next to each course you want accommodations for. 
 ****Optional:**** Check the box "Apply the same accommodations to all selected courses" if applicable.
 2. Select ****Continue to Next Step****
4. Select Accommodations 
 1. Under Select Accommodations, check the boxes for the accommodations you wish to apply to each course.

 o Use ****Select All**** to apply all available accommodations 
 ****Note:**** If accommodations are not needed for a course, select the "I do not need accommodations for this course" checkbox.
5. Final Step: Submit Request 
 1. Under Step: Final Step, select the box to agree with the statement: "By proceeding you are in agreement to request accommodations for the selected course."
 2. Select ****Submit Request**** to complete the accommodation request. 
 ****Note:**** Selecting ****Start Over**** will return you to the Select Courses step.
How to Request Textbooks in E-Text | Accessibility Services | BYU-Idaho

# How to Request Textbooks in E-Text

Steps to request E-Text for use with your text-to-speech software

1. Go to the BYU-Idaho Accessibility Services Office homepage. 
 1. Select the ****Accommodations Login**** link
2. Verify/Select E-Text Accommodation for all needed courses 
 1. Visit How to Request/View Accommodations for Classes
3. Verify Signature/Sign the "Accessible Materials Agreement" Form 
 1. - If the "Accessible Materials Agreement" form hasn't been signed, a pop-up window will appear reminding you to sign it.

 *****Note:**** This form must be signed anew for each semester you attend.
 2. To verify previously signed agreements, select "My E-Form Agreements" on the left-side menu under My Dashboard
4. Select "Alternative Formats" on the left-side menu under Accommodations
5. Select the "Requests" option in the top right-hand corner of the page
6. Choose the blue "Select" button in the Request Alternative Formats section for each book title needed
7. Under "Receipt Detail", select the "Choose File" option to add the receipt. 
 1. Check the box next to each course the receipt is for, then select the "Upload Receipt" button to submit your receipt.
Information Release Consents | Accessibility Services | BYU-Idaho

# Information Release Consents

Prior to your appointment, we encourage you to complete any applicable Information Release Consent Forms by following the steps below:

1. Go to the BYU-Idaho Accessibility Services Office Homepage. Select the "Accommodations Login" button.
2. On your dashboard, click the "Information Release Consents" option.
3. From the "Consent Type" dropdown menu, select the appropriate category (e.g., Academic Success and Tutoring Center, Counselor/Therapist, Doctor(s), etc.).
4. Under "Form Submission", click the "Select and Complete Consent Form" button.
5. Fill in all required fields.
6. Carefully read the "Information Release Consent Agreement."
7. From the dropdown under "Form Submission", select "Confirm to Proceed".
8. Click the "Submit Information Release Consent Form" button to finalize your submission.

****Important: A separate consent form must be completed for each Consent Type.**** 
If you have any questions or encounter any issues, please don't hesitate to contact our office.
New Request for Services|Accessibility Services|BYU-Idaho

# New Request for Services

Follow the steps below to receive disability accommodation services at BYU-Idaho.

Steps to Receiving Accommodations

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Follow the steps below to receive accommodations from the Accessibility Services Office.

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Disability Accommodations in High School vs College

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See how accommodations change from high school to college.

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Student Rights and Responsibilities

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BYU-Idaho is committed to providing equal access and educational opportunities for all qualified students with disabilities.

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Accessibility Academic Grievance Procedures

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Steps for students to get additional disability accommodations if needed.

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Additional Support Available to Students

Tutoring Center 
Math Study Center 
Writing Center 
Reading Center 
Student Support 
Autism Mentoring Program 
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Returning Students Already Receiving Services | Accessibility Services

# Returning Students Already Receiving Services

Already receiving services? Here's what to do to continue receiving services!

Accommodations Login

View accommodations for your classes or request accommodations for a current class.

Login to Accommodations

## Request Accommodations for Your Classes

****Remember to request your accommodations each semester after registering for your classes.**** Whenever you add or withdraw from a class, make sure to update your accommodation request.

After your accommodations are approved, talk with your teacher about the best way to use them.

Steps to Request Accommodations for Classes
Student Rights and Responsibilities | Accessibility Services | BYU-Idaho

# Accessibility Services Student Rights and Responsibilities

Brigham Young University-Idaho is committed to providing equal access to educational opportunities for qualified students with disabilities, in accordance with state and federal laws. To ensure equal access for students with disabilities, accommodations are provided on an individual basis, through an interactive process with the Accessibility Services Office (AS). As a student with a disability receiving accommodation from AS, it is important to know your rights and responsibilities outlined below.

## Accessibility Services Students Have the Right to:

- An equal opportunity to learn.
- An equal opportunity to participate in and benefit from the university community.
- Choose whether or not to disclose the nature of your disability to your professor(s).
- The information you provide to the Accessibility Services Office is protected by FERPA.
- File a grievance if you feel you are discriminated against.

## Accessibility Services Student Responsibilities:

- Self-Identify to the Accessibility Services Office, in a timely manner, as having a disability and needing accommodation(s).
- Submit appropriate documentation of a disability from a qualified professional prior to receiving accommodation(s), and provide information on how the disability is impacted in the educational environment.
- Submit an Accessibility Services Faculty Notification Letter in a timely manner to each course instructor. This is accomplished through the Accommodations Login located on the Accessibility Services Office homepage.
- Meet with each professor to discuss accommodations.
- Understand that late notification does not require retroactive academic adjustments.
- Submit accommodation requests in a timely manner.
- Contact the Accessibility Services Office in a timely manner of any issues, concerns or delays in receiving approved accommodations, or if you believe you have been discriminated against.
- Notify the Accessibility Services Office immediately when discontinuing an accommodation (e.g., note taking) or dropping a course for which accessible instructional materials are required.
- Meet the same standards--academic, technical, performance and behavioral--expected of all BYU-Idaho students.
- Check your BYU-Idaho email account regarding important updates from the Accessibility Services Office.
Steps to Receiving Accommodations | BYU-Idaho

# Steps to Receiving Accommodations

Follow the steps below to receive accommodations from the Accessibility Services Office.

Step 1: Submit Your Application and Documentation

· Log in to the Accommodations Login using your BYU-Idaho username and password. 
· Upload recent documentation from a licensed medical professional that clearly states your diagnosis. IEPs and 504 plans are also accepted. 
· Complete the application form and click ****"Submit."**** 
 
****If you're unable to upload your documents online, you may:**** 
· Bring them to our office at ****181 Manwaring Center**** 
· Email them to accessibility@byui.edu 
Fax them to (208) 496-9213

Step 2: Complete Consent Releases (If Needed)

· If you would like our office to communicate with doctors, parents, high schools, or other third parties regarding your accommodations or documentation, you will need to complete a ****Consent to Release Information**** form. 
 
· These forms are available through the Accommodations Login application.

Step 3: Check Your BYU-Idaho Email for Appointment Information

· After reviewing your application, our office will email you to schedule an appointment with an accessibility administrator. 
 
· Online students will meet with an administrator over the phone or via zoom. 
 
· Accommodations will be set up after your appointment and final review.

Step 4: Communicate with Your Instructors

· After your appointment and your accommodations are approved, you will need to communicate with your instructors. 
 
· We will send a Faculty Notification Letter to each of your instructors stating your approved and requested accommodations. 
 
· You are responsible for meeting with each instructor to discuss your accommodations at the beginning of every semester.
Home | Department of Accounting | BYU-Idaho

# Department of Accounting

Speak and use the universal language of business

## Prepare for the Professional World of Accounting

Your future success is our focus in the Department of Accounting! We help you build skills in finance, taxation, auditing, and much more. You'll find courses designed for your future profession, so you'll get the most out of your time at BYU-Idaho.

With annual events and an academic society, career paths and opportunities will be opened to you. We'll prepare you to obtain valuable certifications, like the CPA or CMA, and get you placed in rewarding jobs and graduate schools across the United States.

## Bachelor's Degrees We Offer

For general information about each of our offerings, visit our 
Degrees and Programs page.

Accounting (B.S.)

Record, classify, summarize, and report financial transactions for individuals and businesses.

## Minors We Offer

Accounting

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Student Accounting Society (SAS) | Department of Accounting | BYU-Idaho

# Student Accounting Society (SAS)

Be a part of BYU-Idaho's Accounting Society today! 
 
I-Belong Page

Advisor & Society Information

Shawn Preator 
sas@byui.edu 
****Dues are**** ****$10**** 
Meets every Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in SMI 340

## Mission

The mission of the Student Accounting Society (SAS) is to prepare accounting students for graduate school and a career in accounting and business. SAS organizes regular practices and study for the GMAT, provides information about MAcc or MBA programs and the career of Accounting, and helps you build relationships with people in the field of accounting.

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Accounting Degree Today

### Get Connected with Accounting Careers

Interested in starting a career in accounting? Discover Businessprovides key information about accounting degree programs and schools in your state.

Network with current students as well as alumni:

Facebook Page

LinkedIn Page
Faculty | Department of Accounting | BYU-Idaho

# Department of Accounting Faculty

Patrick Walsh

****Department Chair**** 
walshp@byui.edu 
208-496-3821

Gary Adna Ames

****Faculty**** 
amesa@byui.edu 
208-496-3846

Jamie Austad

****Faculty**** 
austadja@byui.edu 
208-496-1908

Todd Blanchard

****Faculty**** 
blanchardt@byui.edu 
208-496-3847

Ammon Butcher

****Faculty**** 
butchere@byui.edu 
208-496-3825

Don Campbell

****Faculty**** 
campbelld@byui.edu 
208-496-3848

Robin Dunlop

****Associate Dean - Faculty Development**** 
dunlopr@byui.edu 
208-496-3662

Darryl Foutz

****Faculty**** 
foutzd@byui.edu 
208-496-3850

Sheldon Kidd

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
kidds@byui.edu 
208-496-3840

Kevin Kimball

****Faculty**** 
kimballk@byui.edu 
208-496-3819

Shawn Preator

****Faculty**** 
preators@byui.edu 
208-496-3820

Paul Pierce

****Visiting Faculty (T)**** 
piercep@byui.edu 
208-496-3854

Gordon Saathoff

****Faculty**** 
saathoffl@byui.edu 
208-496-3853

Preston Thompson

****Faculty**** 
thompsonpr@byui.edu 
208-496-3849

MaryAnne Wilson

****Adjunct Faculty**** 
wilsonmar@byui.edu
Student Resources | Department of Accounting | BYU-Idaho

# Student Resources for Accounting Department

## Accounting Internship Information

General information about university requirements and registration for internships can be found on the BYU-Idaho Internship page. Accounting majors are required to complete one internship for 3 credits. Students must be registered for ACCTG 398R during their internship and complete all necessary coursework. Past experience will not be counted toward an internship. If a student doesn't complete his or her homework assignments, they will not pass the internship and therefore not be eligible to graduate. 
If you are an international student and are in the U.S. on an F-1 or J-1 visa, you will need approval and work authorization from International Services before starting an internship. Many questions may be answered on BYU-Idaho's Internships FAQ.

Accounting Department Internship Requirements

The student is responsible to:

- Complete necessary prerequisites for the internship experience.
- Find an internship/job opportunity.
- Read the instructions regarding internships.
- Go to the BYU-Idaho Internship site and complete the Initial Internship Approval process as outlined under Get My Internship Approved.
- Ensure employer/internship provider signs the Master Internship Agreement with BYU-Idaho. When Internship Request is submitted, an email with the Master Agreement will be sent to the supervisor email listed in the request. It is extremely important the email is correct so that the Master Agreement reaches the person responsible for signing this document.
- When the internship is approved, the BYU-Idaho Internship Office will send you an email letting you know you can register yourself for the internship.

## Additional Resources

Students are encouraged to meet with their Academic Advisor to complete their grad plan, for academic advising and class planning, for career and major exploration, and for internship information and assistance.

Academic Advising Contact

Office: MC 102 
Phone: 208-496-1411 
Email: CBCadvising@byui.edu

Accounting Tutor Lab

****SMI 383**** 
****Tutors are available during the following hours**** 
****Monday thru Friday:**** 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Online Advising Inquiries

Email: onlineadvising@byui.edu 
Phone: 208-496-9900
Todd Blanchard

## Education

- Master of Accountancy, Tax, 1991, Brigham Young University
- B.S., Accounting, 1991, Brigham Young University

## Interests

- Individual and Small Business Tax Compliance
- Effective Tax Policy

## Accounting Courses Taught

- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Principles of Managerial Accounting
- Survey of Accounting
- Principles of Income Taxation

## Professional Certifications

- CPA, 1992, State of Idaho

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Accounting
Accounts Payable | BYU-Idaho

# Accounts Payable

Find resources for financial questions that relate to reimbursements, University-Issued Credit Cards, transfers, and more. Contact information is available for Financial Services.

Supplier Payments

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Suppliers are paid by the University for their goods or services, they can request it by using a tool called "Supplier Invoice Request" in Workday.

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University- Issued Credit Cards

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University-issued Credit Cards should be used by employees that purchase or travel on behalf of the University.

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Wire Transfers

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Create a request for a Wire Transfer Payment. The request for the transfer must be made by an individual who is authorized on the account to be charged.

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Log in to Workday

Workday is the work app used by the University for their employees.

Get Involved

Student Funds Request

This online tool allows staff to charge a student or reimburse a student for an out-of-pocket expense.

Funds Request Tool

Financial Services Contacts

A list of contact information in Financial Services

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Supplier Payments | Accounts Payable | BYU-Idaho

# Supplier Payments

## What is a Supplier?

Suppliers are vendors that supply goods or services paid for by the University. Suppliers can be paid for their goods and/or services using a tool called "Supplier Invoice Request" in Workday.

Most individuals hired by the University to provide goods or services for BYU-Idaho are employees. However, those who meet certain requirements may qualify as a supplier. If your desired supplier is not already listed in Workday, a "Supplier Request" will need to be submitted.

## Supplier Invoice Request

Supplier Invoice Request (formerly Funds Request) allows you to submit a request for payment to an established off-campus supplier. Learn more about how to submit a Supplier Invoice Request.

Submit a Supplier Invoice Request in Workday

## Supplier Request

Supplier Request allows you to request a supplier be added into Workday if your desired supplier is not already listed in the system. Human Resources and Purchasing department will perform an evaluation of each requested supplier. Learn more about how to submit a Supplier Request.

Submit a Supplier Request in Workday

Financial Services Policies

Learn more about the policies and procedures related to suppliers and Supplier Invoices at BYU-Idaho.

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University-issued Credit Cards | Accounts Payable | BYU-Idaho

# University-issued Credit Cards

Employees who travel or purchase on behalf of the University should apply for a University-issued credit card to pay for these expenses. The use of personal credit cards to make purchases for University expenses is generally not approved.

## OneCard

OneCards are used for every-day business-related purchases (subscriptions, office supplies, etc.) and business travel.****Any employee that plans on traveling for the University should apply for the OneCard.****

## Department/Society Cards

Department and Society Cards are used for everyday business-related purchases (subscriptions, office supplies, etc.) when an area needs the ability for authorized employees or students to use a card without having their own OneCard. The Department/Society Card is issued to a card steward that has responsibility for the card. ****Travel-related charges are blocked from being used on the Department/Society Card.****

## Group Travel Cards

Group Travel Cards are used for authorized student travel-related expenses (food, hotel, transportation, etc.) when the standard OneCard limits do not suffice or the employee needs access to cash advances through ATMs.

## Available Resources

Request a Card

Get Involved

Training

(required before you will be issued card)

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University-issued Credit Card Policy

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