H. Work collaboratively with qualified students with disabilities to determine what accommodations are reasonable and appropriate. To identify the accommodations that are reasonable based on the nature and extent of a student's disability, the college may require specific documentation from the student's physician. A student who seeks accommodation for a disability is responsible for providing the college with documentation regarding the nature and extent of the disability. This is the first step toward receipt of the services provided by this office, including, but not limited to, disability accommodation. B. Provide timely notice and documentation of the nature and extent of the disability and, if known, the accommodations needed to the Office of Access Services for Students with Disabilities.
Many accommodations require time to arrange.
Requests for accommodations should be received by the college six weeks prior to the beginning of the quarter for which the request is made, when possible. Lack of advance notice may delay the availability of an accommodation. C. Provide such additional documentation on the nature and extent of the disability as the college may require to determine appropriate accommodations. This may include but is not limited to documentation provided by a licensed medical practitioner which identifies tests administered, explains test results, and describes the covered disabilities and any recommended accommodations. E. Promptly notify the Office of Access Services for Students with Disabilities of any problems in receiving the agreed-upon accommodations.