Academic Accommodations
If you are a student with a physical or mental disability and would like support for your studies in the way of accommodations you are required to register with the Center for Accessible Education (CAE). However, CAE is designed to provide accommodations for specific courses and course requirements. As any graduate student will tell you, graduate education, its forms and requirements, are extremely varied and are not encapsulated solely in course accommodations. Additionally, in many cases graduate students are conducting research and no longer taking traditional in-person courses.
Anecdotally, GSA has been receiving reports that graduate students are unable to receive adequate accommodations for their studies as the accommodations developed by CAE do not account for the differences between undergraduate and graduate education.
We are currently gathering information from our student body regarding support in accommodations. We are open to feedback at this time. Please fill out the survey below.
Anecdotally, GSA has been receiving reports that graduate students are unable to receive adequate accommodations for their studies as the accommodations developed by CAE do not account for the differences between undergraduate and graduate education.
We are currently gathering information from our student body regarding support in accommodations. We are open to feedback at this time. Please fill out the survey below.