Following acceptance for admission to UTSA, the process of obtaining services and accommodations through Student Disability Services starts with submitting an online application and documentation of a ...

When you apply for a job, which box do you check when asked if you have a disability? Yes, No, or Prefer not to Answer? For the nearly 19 million people with disabilities (PWDs) in the workforce, ...

As vaccine proliferation continues, employers are preparing to welcome their workforces back to offices and job sites across the country. While many Americans are eager to return to pre-pandemic life, ...

The richness of the Brandeis University community comes from the diversity of its students, faculty and staff. In this spirit, Brandeis welcomes qualified students, faculty and staff with disabilities ...

For more than 40 million Americans, job applications may pose a challenging question: Do you have a disability? Roughly 13% of the U.S. population identifies as having a disability, according to the ...

Students must submit their semester accommodation letters (as outlined on the How to Request Your Accommodation Letters for the Semester page) and review course expectations. For assessments, students ...

UB’s Reasonable Accommodation Policy provides a procedure for requesting accommodations for a disability or medical condition. Students may begin the accommodation process by contacting Accessibility ...

Disability Services supports students experiencing medical conditions related to pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum recovery that substantially limit a major life activity. These conditions may ...

Following acceptance for admission to UTSA, the process of obtaining services and accommodations through Student Disability Services starts with submitting an online application and documentation of a ...

The richness of the Brandeis University community comes from the diversity of its students, faculty and staff. In this spirit, Brandeis welcomes qualified students, faculty and staff with disabilities ...

Roughly 13% of the U.S. population identifies as having a disability, according to the Pew Research Center. But this percentage is likely an undercount, Mia Ives-Rublee, disability justice initiative ...