OverviewDisability Related Absences Agreement • September 24th, 2015
In conjunction with the University of Washington’s student participation policy (University Policies: Student Governance and Policies, Scholastic Regulations: Chapter 117 ) the Disability Resources for Students (DRS) Office has determined that disability related absences is a reasonable academic accommodation for the above student per the accommodation approval process within DRS. This accommodation, while approved for the student, can look different in each course. For some courses DRS may need to engage in the process to determine if the accommodation fundamentally alters the course. Below is information that will help guide DRS in understanding the course design. Ultimately, DRS will be the one to determine if the accommodation is reasonable in a course, but will do so through consultation with both faculty and student.
Disability-Related Absences AgreementDisability-Related Absences Agreement • June 21st, 2016
Disability-related absences are recommended for registered students with chronic disabilities who require hospitalization, recurring doctor’s appointments, or scheduled treatments.
OverviewDisability Related Absences Agreement • April 16th, 2022
Ultimately, DRS is the office to determine if an accommodation is reasonable in a course, but will do so through consultation with both faculty and student.
Disability Support Services Disability Related Absences AgreementDisability Related Absences Agreement • July 28th, 2020
The Americans with Disabilities Act, as amended, (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (Section 504) prohibit discrimination against individuals with disabilities. These laws require the Univeristy to provide reasonable accommodations for otherwise qualified students with disabilities.
