Overview of Services
Eligibility To be eligible for Accessibility Services, a student must have a disability defined under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, and
Grays Harbor College
1620 Edward P. Smith Dr
Aberdeen, WA 98520
Phone: 360-532-9020
Toll Free: 800-562-4830
Fax: 360-538-4299
Email: admissions@ghc.edu
Eligibility To be eligible for Accessibility Services, a student must have a disability defined under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, and
For students with medical conditions preventing them from using Grays Harbor College’s lower parking lot, there are Medical Reserve parking stalls in the upper lot. To qualify for Medical Reserve Parking, students
Accessibility Services (AS) provides event support to ensure equity in access and promote an accessible community where all students have equal opportunity to participate in college programs and activities. If you
Contact Information Email: accessibility@ghc.edu Phone: 360-538-4143 Location Our office is located in the tulalW(3000) building, office 3221. Services provided are available to students on main campus as well as the Riverview and Columbia Education Centers, as well
Disabilities affecting access to testing materials and/or testing process may qualify for testing accommodations. Students are to provide historical and/or recent documentation regarding the diagnosis that substantially affects test taking
To checkout loanable AS equipment from the Library, students need the Equipment Check-Out Form which they can obtain from AS. They will also need to sign the Library’s Equipment Circulation Agreement which is located
Disabilities or other conditions that affect sitting in class may qualify for the use of a supportive chair. Students may be required to provide historical and/or recent documentation regarding the
Here is a compliance checklist for your reference: Stand by academic standards and freedoms. Maintaining academic standards for all students assures equal and non-discriminatory access to education. Do not give
What rights do faculty have in regards to a student’s academic accommodations? Maintain academic standards for courses Determine course content and how it will be taught Confirm a student’s request
Is it the instructor or the college’s responsibility to accommodate the student’s disability? Instructors, Accessibility Services (AS), Counseling Services, IT, Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, etc., are “the college” and work
Disabilities affecting writing may qualify for a scribe in class and/or tests. Students may be required to provide historical and/or recent documentation regarding the diagnosis that substantially affects writing and