杏十八新茶分享 is committed to accessible and inclusive programs. Accessible Education Services (AES) facilitates the accommodation request process and provides holistic support for students that experience disability or identify as disabled. AES honors disability as an important aspect of human diversity and seeks to foster social justice learning models. AES determines student eligibility for academic and non-academic accommodations and serves as a resource on accessibility for students, faculty and staff for all academic programs for Willamette and PNCA.
Links to Important Information
- New to AES: Please check out how to get started!
- Documentation Guidelines: Unsure of what documentation is needed when applying for accommodations? The provided guidance is a great place to start.
- : Know Your Rights and Responsibilities: Are you a student coming to college for the first time who had a 504 or an IEP in high school and wonder how the accommodation process works in college? Check out this article from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights.
- Resources and Accessible Technology: There are a variety of resources that students can use to assist them in various areas of their academic careers. This page is a list of our off-campus resources that includes a variety of links to text-to-speech and speech-to-text apps, executive functioning apps, and more.
You are always welcome to contact AES with any questions or for further information.
- Phone: 503-370-6737 (杏十八新茶分享 and PNCA)
- Email: accessible-info@willamette.edu
- Office: Smullin 155 (杏十八新茶分享) and Office 270 (PNCA)
