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Clark University

Office of
Student Accessibility Services
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Clark University is committed to providing equal access to otherwise qualified students with disabilities who are able to effectively function in a rigorous, liberal-arts campus environment.

Although Clark does not offer a specialized program or learning center for students with disabilities, the University does provide support for qualified students who register with Student Accessibility Services (SAS), where the staff works with students to coordinate academic and residential accommodations and other services on campus. SAS reviews accommodations requests for undergraduates and graduate students.

Student Accessibility Services is located on the 2nd floor of the ASEC (Shaich Family Alumni and Student Engagement Center) in offices 208 and 210. This office is the point of contact for any student seeking accommodations.

We encourage students and parents interested in learning about our support services to read the information on these pages. If you have specific questions, we encourage you to contact us via phone (1-508-798-4368) or email (accessibilityservices@clarku.edu).

If you are a Clark student, or a prospective student, and are experiencing an access barrier when trying to read the information on these pages, please contact us by phone at 1-508-798-4368 or email us.

Commonly Used Links

Student and Family Resources
Services and Accommodations Available
Registering and Documentation
SAS Forms
Policies and Procedures
For First-Year Students
Faculty Resources

Confidentiality Statement

Student Accessibility 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.

  • Documentation of the disability is housed in individual student files in Student Accessibility Services.
  • Only persons working at, or in collaboration with, Student Accessibility Services have access to these files.
  • Students requesting letters be sent to faculty for academic accommodations acknowledge that some level of disclosure may be necessary to provide the requested accommodation(s).
  • Students requesting residential accommodations and other accommodations, such as accessible classroom locations, acknowledge that some level of disclosure with necessary campus officials may be necessary to provide the requested accommodation(s).
  • Five years after the last recorded date of enrollment, documentation of disability housed in Student Accessibility Services will be destroyed.
  • Learn more about 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 disability. Clark University is an Equal Opportunity campus.

Contact Information

Student Accessibility Services

Office Location
Office Hours

  • The SAS Office is open on weekdays, typically from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.