The faculty will determine if absences have become excessive and may recommend that the student withdraw from the class. It is important for students to understand that if they misuse or abuse accommodations, the College will have to address this issue. An alternate accommodation may be substituted if a student cannot act responsibly. The student is responsible for insuring that the animal is not disruptive to the class or poses any risk to others while on campus. A support animal may be excluded from the campus when the animal's behavior poses a direct threat to the health and safety of others.
Accessible parking is available on each parking lot.
The Department of Public Safety is responsible for emergency responses, medical alerts and evacuations, etc. The OAS Office may administer the assessment with supporting disability documentation. Students need to request the individual assessment prior to taking the test in the Assessment Center. The test will be scheduled depending upon OAS Assistants' work schedules. OAS is available to assist in determining the College's responsibility regarding internship accommodations on a job site.