Rights and Responsibilities

How to Become a Client Documentation Requirements Accommodations and Services Rights and Responsibilities Transition from High School to University

The student has the right to:

Access all University offerings, including courses, programs, services, activities and facilities
Receive reasonable accommodations, which may include academic adjustments or auxiliary aids and services
Information available in accessible formats
An equal opportunity to learn
Privacy of all information regarding his/her disability

The student has the responsibility to:

Meet qualifications and maintain necessary standards for courses, programs, services, activities and facilities
Self-identify as an individual with a disability to Disability Concerns when accommodations are needed
Document the impact of the disability in the University setting
Follow published procedures for obtaining reasonable accommodations

Addressing Student Concern

Disability Concerns is committed to a prompt and effective resolution of any grievance. If the student has a concern about his/her services or accommodations, the student should bring them to the attention of his/her Case Coordinator. If the student feels the Case Coordinator has not addressed his/her concerns, the student can contact the Director. If the student believes his/her needs have not been met after meeting with the Director, he/she may contact the Office for Diversity and Affirmative Action at (309) 438-3383 (voice) or (309) 438-2554 (TTY).

Please note: The student has the right at anytime during the process to contact the Office for Diversity and Affirmative Action to file a grievance.