CNU has the responsibility to make reasonable accommodations for a student with a disability in the delivery, instructional method, and evaluation system of a course and should inform both its applicants and students about availability of services and accommodations. Students with disabilities which substantially limit one or more major life activity have the right to reasonable accommodations. Accommodations may include, but are not limited to, modifications in course locations, testing procedures, instructional methodology, evaluation and access to University facilities, programs and services. Students have a right to information. Information concerning procedures, facilities, possible accommodations, services or other aids should be readily available to students.
Students have a right to privacy.
Students have a right to have the details concerning their disabilities maintained in a confidential manner. Documentation regarding the details of a disability will be maintained in the Academic Advising Center. Faculty members are entitled to know the type of disability and the nature of reasonable accommodations. Details of a disability will be provided to faculty only upon written release by the student. Students have a right to participate in all University activities provided they can perform what are considered essential aspects of the activity or program.