Current Students
Notice Regarding COVID-19: Lewis & Clark College is committed to supporting those students who are at higher risk of developing severe illness from COVID-19. Persons with underlying health conditions and individuals who are immunocompromised are among the groups at increased risk of more serious illness. If you are considered to be a person at increased risk and need to take extra precautions due to COVID-19, please schedule an appointment with the Office of Student Accessibility staff to discuss your academic needs.
We provide a wide range of services, support and advocacy for students with a variety of disabilities and learning differences. We can talk with you about ways to advocate for yourself, to learn about your own learning style, and to reach out to other students at Lewis & Clark and the community. We’re here to assist you in making your time here productive and successful.
If you already have an Accommodations Letter on file, please use the following link to access services:
Complete Intake Form and/or Submit Additional Documentation
Questions and Consultation
For questions regarding academic support and accommodations, students and faculty can contact the Office of Student Accessibility by calling 503-768-7192 or emailing access@lclark.edu. Students and faculty may also schedule an appointment online. Phone and Zoom appointments are available with OSA Staff members, if needed.
Exam Accommodations
Graduate School for Education and Counseling : Graduate students with questions regarding exam accommodations can contact Associate Dean, Janet Bixby (bixby@lclark.edu).
Notetakers
Students who have been receiving notes as an accommodation will continue to receive notes for online lectures. Eileen Dowty, OSA Associate Director, will be reaching out to faculty directly regarding online course instruction and note taking. We appreciate your assistance in supporting our students through our note taking process.
Faculty Notifications - Student Illness or Personal Emergency
Students who miss more than three days of online class, due to illness or personal emergency, can contact Associate Dean, Janet Bixby (bixby@lclark.edu) to request an attendance accommodation.