The University of Toledo

Current Students

Students, professors, and the Office of Accessibility all have important roles to play in ensuring that appropriate accommodations are provided to eligible students. 

Students that have completed an intake can help ensure appropriate accommodations are in place each semester by:

• registering for classes during the priority registration period;
• requesting accommodations for the upcoming semester in SAM as soon as possible after registering;
• adjusting your accommodation request in SAM if you add/ drop or withdraw from a class;
• if you take tests in OA, meet with each faculty member to discuss accommodations, the testing process and fill out a testing contract (in SAM) together;
• assisting OA in identifying textbook information if requested;
• notifying your Accessibility Specialist immediately of any concerns regarding your academic accommodations; and
• adjusting your request for accommodations in SAM if, after attending class, you feel that a previously requested accommodation is no longer needed or you wish to request an additional accommodation.

Student Handbook

The new Student Handbook is available for you to view online. The handbook features new accommodation processes along with multiple on and off campus resources. Processes have changed so pay particular attention to your accommodation and the processes associated with your accommodations. Click here to view the Student Handbook.

Resource Links

Test Taking Strategies

Code of Conduct

Scholarships

ETS: Educational Testing Service

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WeConnect

WeConnect is dedicated to uniting people interested in rights and issues affecting people with disabilities, with particular emphasis on college students and access to higher education and employment issues. One of the goals of this site is to help college students with disabilities to succeed in their studies by getting the information and support they need, both through resources, links, blogs latest news, studying existing law and regulation and through personal contacts. Through this website people can also share and read other people’s stories as a source of support and comfort. We also want people using our webpage to take action by writing blogs, hosting an event or becoming involved in politics by knowing about upcoming legislation.  Also, every month our webpage will focus on a particular disability or condition to bring our visitors more information and support related to our focus of the month. Through our jobs section, we also hope to help empower people with disabilities find employment through job posting and job searching tips, and  if people have any questions we encourage them to contact us. The goal of this site is that people leave it having gained knowledge, a support system and having taken action. We were founded in 2008 as a blueprint project for Young People For.

http://weconnectnow.wordpress.com/ 

 

Career Opportunities

Careers & Community for Talented People with Disabilities GettingHired.com offers job seekers free access to over 50,000 job opportunities nationwide, career resources, interactive interview training programs, interesting forums, great peer mentors and a large list of helpful service providers. With the school year winding down and students eager to find job placement, we're here to help. We'd greatly appreciate your assistance in our efforts to help your students with disabilities find jobs, register at www.gettinghired.com. (From gettinghired.com website)