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ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)
Congress enacted the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990. MSC Southeast strives to adhere to the requirements of the Act by:
- Providing access to education for persons with disabilities as part of the mission of the college.
- Assuring students and the public that compliance with the Act is a priority of the college.
- Preparing, publishing, and distributing policy statements and procedures to comply with the letter and spirit of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
- Taking prompt action to implement the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
- Providing a procedure for individuals to address issues of the Act's compliance or noncompliance that affect them. The Americans with Disabilities Act and the grievance procedure are on file at each campus.
Requesting Disability Accommodations
A reasonable accommodation is any modification or adjustment to a program environment that makes it possible for qualified individual with a disability to have an equal educational opportunity. Enrolled students who have a documented disability that significantly limits one or more major life activities may be eligible for services.
To Request Services
Students requiring accommodations while attending MSC Southeast should fill out the Accessibility Registration Form (PDF) or use the contact information below.
The college requests that students give reasonable notice to allow time for any needed accommodations such as equipment, supplies, or a sign language interpreter. The college will respond in a timely fashion.
- If you are a student with a documented disability needing service, please contact:
Office of Accessibility, accessibility@southeastmn.edu, 651-385-6309.
If students feel they have not been treated fairly in accordance with disability services of MSC Southeast, they can file a grievance. See: Student Grievance Report and Procedure (Download PDF)
Interested persons, including individuals with disabilities or organizations representing individuals with disabilities, are invited to submit comments on MSC Southeast's current services, policies and practices, and effects thereof for students with disabilities.
Contact Information: For complaints or issues concerning the Americans with Disabilities Act, contact Melissa Carrington-Irwin, mirwin@southeastmn.edu, 651-385-6309
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