Faculty - EAS Orientation
Samantha Huddleston
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New Faculty Orientation & Introduction
www.coloradomesa.edu/educational-access
Assistant Director of EAS
Samantha Huddleston
Director of EAS
April Durham
Meet the EAS Team
- Concussion
- Limb Injury
- Reconstruction surgery
Temporary Disabilities
- Learning disabilities
- Psychological conditions
- Chronic health conditions
- Physical impairments
Permanent Disabilities
Process for Students to Get Accommodations
Contact EAS and student completes an Accommodation Application
01
Appropriate accommodations are established and faculty are notifed by email with the Faculty Accommodation Memo
03
Student is contacted via email by EAS to schedule an interactive meeting to establish accommodations
02
Proctored Exams
Fundamental Alterations
Confidential
Provide Resources
If a student reports a disability or impairment when requesting help, please refer the student to EAS for consideration and determination of support.
The student’s registration with Educational Access Services, any student-shared disability details, and the fact that they receive accommodations should be kept confidential.
How does EAS collaborate with faculty?
- A resource to applicable students that are struggling
- Protection for specifics of disability
- Protection for integrity of course
An accommodation that fundamentally alters the nature of a course or the program curriculum may be considered unreasonable. Contact EAS to discuss these concerns.
Students may request a proctored test in the EAS office to receive accommodations that cannot otherwise be received in the classroom.
Questions you can ask:
- Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability?
- What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?
Service Animals:is a dog or miniature horse individually trained to do work or perform specific tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability.
Website
In-person
Phone
MAV Email
eas@coloradomesa.edu
970-248-1856
EAS is Here to Help
Student's are responsible for following up, establishing, and using accommodationsEAS is here to support faculty in the implementation of accommodations.
Houston Hall 108
www.coloradomesa.edu/educational-access