Accessibility Services

The Office for Accessibility Services coordinates accommodations for students with disabilities.

We ensure equal access to qualified students with disabilities to the programs, services and activities of Umpqua Community College. Accessibility Services advocates for and empowers students with disabilities by providing information, services, and skill development in problem solving and self-advocacy to reach their full personal, academic and vocational potential.

The office:

  • Provides academic accommodations
  • Offers support services
  • Promotes a supportive learning environment
  • Promotes student independence, program accessibility and a psychologically-supportive environment
  • Helps students achieve educational objectives

How to Register

Please bring your documentation to Accessibility Services (AS), located in the LaVerne Murphy Campus Center. After documentation is received by AS, you will need to request accommodations each term. This can be done by meeting with AS or completing the form available below.

Please call 541-440-7900 to schedule an appointment or drop by LaVerne Murphy Campus Center to see the Accessibility Services Coordinator.

Contact Accessibility Services Department

If you have questions or requests for accommodations, contact the Accessibility Services Coordinator. Contact should be made 48-72 hours in advance of the event.

Contact

LaVerne Murphy Campus Center – map

Access Specialist
Hours: Available by appointment. Call.
Phone: 541-440-7900
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 541-440-7880
Oregon Relay: 800-735-1232

Accessibility Services Coordinator
Hours: Available by appointment. Call.
Phone: 541-440-7900 or 541-440-7655
Email: [email protected]
Fax: 541-440-7880
Oregon Relay: 800-735-1232

Accessibility Services Forms

Americans with Disabilities Act

Federal law mandates that public colleges and universities may not discriminate on the basis of disability and that they must provide students with disabilities equal access to educational programs and facilities, both physical and electronic. It requires that public post secondary institutions provide reasonable accommodation to insure equal access for all students, while maintaining the same standards and requirements. For more information about Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and the Telecommunications Act of 1996, research Disability Law on the Internet, contact the U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights, or contact the AS office on campus. Procedure for filing a formal grievance is published in the U.C.C. catalog, the yearly class schedule, as well as on the college website.