Disability Access Services

Disability is a natural part of humanity.
Disability is vital to the development of communities.
Disability is a social/political category that includes individuals from many different backgrounds.
Equal access cannot be achieved through accommodation alone.
Design that promotes inclusion is a matter of social justice and civil rights.
Helping individuals requires creativity.

Are you considered a person with a disability under the law? Have you identified yourself to a disability access service provider? Did you provide current documentation regarding your disability? If you answered yes to these questions the Disability Access Office is now able to provide the right assistance to you.

Contact our office to schedule an appointment. If you have it, please bring documentation of your disability with you to your appointment. You may also mail, email, or fax documentation to our office prior to your appointment.

DAS staff will review your documentation and discuss the impact of your disability with you in order to determine what is needed to provide equal access to all our programs. If you don't have documentation, you can still meet with DAS staff to discuss your situation.

The Community Colleges of Spokane complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and other relevant state and federal laws in providing services and accommodations to students with disabilities.