Disability Services at Clark University
Clark University is committed to providing equal access to otherwise qualified students with disabilities who are able to effectively function in a rigorous campus-based liberal arts environment.
Although Clark does not offer a specialized program, or a learning center for students with disabilities, the University does provide a support service for qualified students. The coordinator of disability services works with students to coordinate academic accommodations and services on campus.
Disability Services is located in the Academic Advising Center. This office is the point of contact for any student seeking accommodations.
We encourage parents and students interested in learning about the Disabilities Service support service to read the following information. If questions are left unanswered, we then encourage further contact via phone or email. The phone number is (508) 793-7468 and the email address is advising@clarku.edu.
Confidentiality Statement
Disability Services treats all materials pertaining to a student's disability
as confidential. This material does not become a part of a student's permanent
record.
- Disability Documentation is housed in individual student files in the Office of Academic Advising.
- Only persons working at, or in collaboration with the Office of Academic Advising have access to these files.
- Students requesting letters of accommodation be sent to faculty acknowledge that some level of disclosure may be necessary to provide the requested accommodation(s).
- Five years after the last recorded date of enrollment, disability documentation housed in the Office of Academic Advising will be destroyed.
- For information on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)
Clark University does not discriminate against qualified persons on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national origin, age as defined by law, or handicap. Clark University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity.
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