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    Accommodations for students with medical/physical conditions          

     

    This page addresses accommodations for students who will or currently reside in on-campus housing.

    Definition

    Conditions that may qualify for accommodations include: disabilities, chronic medical conditions, or psychological conditions that inhibit a student's ability to live in certain residence halls. Documentation must be submitted for a student if living in any of our housing facilities would cause challenges for the student due to their condition.

    Housing works with students who meet the following criteria:

    • The student has documented disability, chronic medical condition, or psychological condition.
    • A licensed medical or psychological professional must verify the student's condition. (The professional may not be a family friend or relative of the student.) 

    Process

    Student should download and provide Verification of Medical/Physical Condition information sheet to their physician.

    Physician or student should mail documentation specified in Verification of Medical/Physical Condition information sheet to the attention of:  Director of Housing, UNA Box 5037, Florence, AL 35632-0001.

    Documentation will be reviewed by Director of Housing within 2-3 weeks of receipt, and the Director will be in contact.

    • All information will be reviewed by staff from the University of North Alabama Health Services. Staff from Disability Support Services may be consulted.
    • Documentation will be kept confidential and shared with other university staff on a need-to-know basis only.

    Timeline - Receipt of documentation within a reasonable time frame of hall opening should be strictly adhered to. These time frames are:

    • Summer Term I – April 1
    • Summer Term II – May 1
    • Fall – May 1
    • Spring – November 15

    Failure to meet the time frames noted above significantly decreases our chances of being able to provide accommodation.