Accessibility

Accommodation Request - Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 

The role of our office in the ADA accommodation request is to

  • To direct individuals to the proper personnel to submit an ADA accommodation request
  • To investigate allegations of discrimination based on ADA

What is a reasonable accommodation? 

It is an adjustment or modification made to a job or the workplace or the usual manner or circumstances of performing the job that allows an applicant or employee with a disability to successfully apply for a job, perform the duties of the job, or enjoy the benefits and privileges of employment.  Reasonable accommodation also applies to the application process.

University Policy - Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Policy UA-2


How to request an ADA accommodation: 

Student Accommodation Request

Students should contact the Accessibilities Services Coordinator
Freda Cox-Harris
Phone: 219-980-6941
Email: fjcoxhar@iun.edu

Students will submit a request for service. Types of accommodations could include extended testing time; note taking; Braille for Visually Impaired; closed captioning for Hearing Impaired; clear masks; aid for Mobility Impaired; typing software; and calculator use.

Faculty Accommodation Request 

Faculty employees should request an ADA accommodation via Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs:
Vicki Roman-Lagunas, Ph.D.
Phone: 219-980-6707
Email: acadaffs@iun.edu

Staff Accommodation Request 

Staff employees should request an ADA accommodation via IU Northwest Department of Human Resources.
Phone: 219-981-4206
Email: hrnw@iun.edu

Alternately, staff employees may contact the University ADA Accommodation Specialist.

Phone: 812-855-7511
Email: fepperso@iu.edu

Job Applicant Accommodation Request 

Job applicants may request an ADA accommodation by contacting the IU Northwest Department of Human Resources.

Phone: 219-981-4206
Email: hrnw@iun.edu

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