Orientation Disability Accommodations
»ªÌå»á is committed to providing full access to all student programs and services.Orientation & Engagement Programs works with Disability Accommodations and Support Services  to provide disability-related accommodations during orientation.
The First Year Orientation programwill include:
- Listening to and watching live presentations
- Listening to and watching pre-recorded videos
- Reading written materials and handouts 
- Traveling across campus and participating in a campus tour
- Engaging with large and small groups, including mealtimes
- Overnight stay in campus housing (first-year students)
Here are some examples of typical disability-related accommodations:
- Live captioning for presentations
- ASL for presentations
- Closed captioning for videos
- Allowed to step out of a session to a quiet location
- Braille for handouts/written material
- Reading assistance/alternative media formats
- Allow seating for personal assistant or interpreter
Submit Your Request
If you require disability-related accommodations to fully participate in orientation, please submit your request by completing this no later than 7  business days prior to the orientation event. Once your request is submitted, we will contact you as soon as possible to discuss your disability-related accommodation needs.