Students and Visitors
Office of Disability Resources
Attn: Kimberly J. SchumannMHC 110
2115 Summit Avenue Mail 4016
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55105
651-962-6315
disabilityresources@stthomas.edu
Welcome to Disability Resources! Our office works with students, faculty, staff and campus visitors on making all aspects of the university accessible. We primarily work with students who have disabilities and/or chronic health conditions to determine reasonable accommodations that provide equal access both inside and outside the classroom. Please use this website to explore what we do and the different resources we have available. We look forward to working with you.
Students qualify for services through Disability Resources upon self-disclosure of a disability and the presentation of documentation. Reasonable academic accommodations are arranged on an individual basis in order to provide students with disabilities equal access to all university programs. The 富二代视频 is committed to compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act of 2008 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
To schedule an appointment, please call 651-962-6315 or self-schedule your appointment via 'My Tommie Support Team' on your OneStThomas homepage.
Accommodations are determined in a partnership with the student and their disability specialist. This list provides examples of accommodations but is not exhaustive:
Disability Resources provides students with a variety of advising services to facilitate their learning environment.
Assistive technology is any software program, tool, or device which can help support a person academically, in or out of the classroom, or in everyday life. Assistive technology is a central means of supporting individuals with disabilities in their academics at St. Thomas. With an ever-growing list of assistive technology options as well as a field with constant developments and new tools to support students, St. Thomas is committed to supporting students with a variety of technology. Many of these tools are available on any campus lab computer or by working with the Disability Resource office. Some of the assistive technology tools integral to supporting students at UST are:
Accommodations are determined in a partnership with the student and their disability specialist. This list provides examples of accommodations but is not exhaustive:
Disability Resources provides students with a variety of advising services to facilitate their learning environment.
Assistive technology is any software program, tool, or device which can help support a person academically, in or out of the classroom, or in everyday life. Assistive technology is a central means of supporting individuals with disabilities in their academics at St. Thomas. With an ever-growing list of assistive technology options as well as a field with constant developments and new tools to support students, St. Thomas is committed to supporting students with a variety of technology. Many of these tools are available on any campus lab computer or by working with the Disability Resource office. Some of the assistive technology tools integral to supporting students at UST are:
The mission of Disability Resources at the 富二代视频 is to make reasonable effort to provide all qualified students with disabilities equal access to all university courses, services, programs, employment and facilities. Our goal is to enable students with disabilities to maximize their educational potential and to develop their independence and self-advocacy skills to the fullest extent possible within the university curriculum.
All programs and activities offered by the 富二代视频, when viewed in their entirety, will be readily accessible to individuals with disabilities. Information relating to the existence, location or relocation of services, activities, and facilities that are accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities can be obtained upon request. Services, activities, and facilities are relocatable, but only as required by law.
Disability Resources is located in the Academic Counseling & Support suite in Murray-Herrick 110. Disability Resources can be reached by calling 651-962-6315 or by emailing disabilityresources@stthomas.edu.
Office of Disability Resources
Attn: Kimberly J. SchumannDepartment of Human Resources
AQU 100