Disability Services

If I had COVID-19 and still have residual impacts can I register with Disability Services and receive accommodations?

Yes, you can register to receive accommodations by following the steps below:

  1. A student should complete the Disability Services student self-identification form and submit documentation from a diagnosing/treating healthcare provider.
  2. Disability Services will schedule an initial meeting with the student, review documentation, and determine of what, if any, adjustments are necessary for the student.
  3. Disability Services will provide a letter to the student with approved accommodations.

Please note that accommodations related to COVID-19 are temporary and will be reviewed on a semester-by-semester basis. A student will need to fully register with Disability Services and a full consideration for accommodations will be individualized to the student’s situation and request.

What is the process for working with Disability Services on accommodations for students who are/or might be at Increased risk according to CDC?

  1. A student should complete the Disability Services student self-identification form and submit documentation from a diagnosing/treating healthcare provider.
  2. Disability Services will schedule an initial meeting with the student, review documentation, and determine of what, if any, adjustments are necessary for the student.
  3. Disability Services will provide a letter to the student with approved accommodations.

Please note that accommodations related to COVID-19 are temporary and will be reviewed on a semester-by-semester basis. A student will need to fully register with Disability Services and a full consideration for accommodations will be individualized to the student’s situation and request.

What do I do if my health status changes mid-semester?

A student can request accommodations at any time. Accommodations are not retroactive.

I am not at increased risk for COVID-19, but am concerned about coming to campus. What resources are available for me?

Mason’s COVID-19 webpage has outlined available resources during this time in addition to procedures being followed to ensure campus safety.

What options do I have if I currently live with /care for someone who is or might be at increased risk for COVID-19?

Please contact your course faculty and/or academic department in order to discuss appropriate arrangements. Should you need additional guidance, you may contact the Student Support and Advocacy Center or the Dean of Students.