残疾的住宿

Students that have a documented disability or a health concern that requires specific housing arrangements may request a reasonable accommodation in housing. Students should complete all of the following to request this accommodation.

  1. 联络残疾服务: disabilityservices@cooao.net or 812-488-2663 to schedule an appointment with a 残疾人服务 staff member to review the request and process for registering with 残疾人服务. Any student requesting a housing accommodation will be required to submit supporting documentation from a licensed healthcare professional.
  2. Complete the 申请住宿 form by clicking on the link located below. This form will be shared with 残疾人服务 and 居住生活 staff.
  3. 在住房申请中注明住宿需求.

This will be reviewed by 残疾人服务 in consultation with the Office of 居住生活. 所有提交的信息将被视为机密. The University's evaluation of these requests is based on the severity of the condition, 请求的时间, 以及空间修改的可行性和可用性.

Note: Requests for single rooms as an accommodation based solely on a desire to have a "quiet, “不受干扰的学习场所”一般是不允许的. The University provides quiet study areas in the residence halls and in the library.

Requests should be submitted as early as possible to allow adequate time to make arrangements or modifications as appropriate. Requests for emotional support animals can take up to 30 days from the date that requested documentation is received to review and determine if the request is approved.

申请住宿

支持动物

The 英国威廉希尔中文网站 recognizes the value and need of service animals to assist some students with disabilities. Service animals can be defined as a dog or miniature horse that are trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities. 服务性动物是工作动物,不是宠物. The work or task that the animal has been trained to perform must be related to the person's disability. Animals whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Students enrolled in classes may voluntarily register 他们的服务动物 with 残疾人服务. 虽然这不是必需的, it may aide the student in accessing the University premises and will allow our office to prepare a safe and healthy environment for the student, 他们的服务动物, 和其他人.

Students must give 残疾人服务 at least a 30-day notice if they intend to have a service animal with them in campus housing so that appropriate arrangements regarding placement and roommates can be made.

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情感支持动物协议

It is recognized that emotional support animals can provide valuable support to students with properly documented disabilities. Since the animal is not a service animal as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, the University needs to review documentation to determine if the request for this accommodation is a reasonable and appropriate accommodation under the Fair Housing Act.

The University will work with students to help define the role and the place of emotional support animal(s) at 英国威廉希尔中文网站. A requesting individual should provide the 残疾人服务 office appropriate documentation at least 30 days before prospective housing will be needed for the emotional support animal. Written requests should be submitted to 黛比Brenton, Coordinator of 残疾人服务.

饮食需求

如果你有过敏或特殊的饮食需求, we encourage you to schedule a meeting with the dining team prior to the start of the semester. It can help to meet with the dining team to address any questions or concerns. 我们可以一起制定一个计划来满足你的用餐需求.

Students who have dietary needs or food allergies may request reasonable accommodations related to their meal plan. 为此,请填写一份 申请膳食住宿表格. Reasonable efforts will be made to build dietary accommodation plans that are nutritionally comparable to the food choices offered to other students. Request forms and supporting documentation should be forwarded to the coordinator of disability services. 本文件将由残疾服务机构共同审核, 居住生活, 以及查特韦尔餐饮服务公司. A follow-up meeting may be scheduled to discuss specific needs and establish a plan. 因为有些过敏反应很严重, 可能有必要通知适当的工作人员饮食限制.


For additional information regarding housing accommodation requests, 请联系:

布莱恩·康纳
住宿生活助理主任
BC32@cooao.net
UC 229 - 812-488-2956

有关残疾服务的一般问题及支援, 情感支持动物或要求学术住宿, 请联系:

黛比Brenton
助理署长/残疾事务
DB132@cooao.net
UC 205 – 812-488-2663