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The Office of AccessAbility Services (OAS) guides its work with a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion under the strategic plan of the University and the Division of Student Affairs. Universal Design, Social Model of Disability, and the concept that Disability is Diversity, and that access is a human and civil right are also guiding models within the OAS. OAS provides guidance to ensure equal access to all educational programs and activities at Eastern. The OAS facilitates accommodations and support services to over 700 students with documented disabilities and temporary injuries.
The philosophy and mission of OAS is to facilitate both identification and removal of barriers (systemic, physical, attitudinal, institutional, and internalized) that impact folks with disabilities on Eastern’s campus. The removal of barriers will promote the full participation and ensure access of individuals with disabilities. This will create a campus climate and culture that supports Disability as Diversity.
Explore our website to learn more about our services and programs, including how to register with the OAS with a documented disability.
See updated information as we continue to plan for this semester.
| Director: Brooks K. Scavone Wood Support Services Center, Rm. 201 (860) 465-4667 (860) 465-0136 scavonek@easternct.edu |
Secretary: Margo Mulholland Wood Support Services Center, Rm. 201 (860) 465-0132 (860) 465-0136 mulhollandm@easternct.edu |
OAS Main Office: Wood Support Services Center, 2nd Floor
(860) 465-0189
(860) 465-0136
OAS Testing Center: Health Services Building, Lower Level
(860) 465-0645
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm
Email: accessability@easternct.edu
OAS-registered students may use this form to request academic accommodations.
https://25.selectsurvey.net/easternct/TakeSurvey.aspx?PageNumber=1&SurveyID=74KLlomK&Preview=true#
