Faculty Accommodations
Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS) Contacts
Contacts for the Office of Disability Services at RBHS
Cindy Poore-Pariseau, Ph.D.
Director, Disability Services
Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences
Rutgers University
65 Bergen Street, Suite 1441
Newark, NJ 07107
Phone: 973.972.5396
Fax: 973.972.5320
E-mail: cindy.poorepariseau@rutgers.edu
Accommodation Basics for Faculty
The Office of Disability Services partners with faculty and/or the schools to ensure that student's approved academic accommodations are met. If you have questions or concerns about any accommodations listed on a Letter of Accommodation, please start by contacting the specific coordinator listed on the letter.
GUIDELINES FOR HOSTING ACCESSIBLE EVENTS, PROGRAMS OR ACTIVITIES
INTRODUCTION
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is committed to maintaining an inclusive, welcoming and accessible educational, working and living environment for people of all abilities across all of the University campuses. Rutgers University strives for our campus experiences to be universally designed and useable by all people to the extent possible.
Transportation and Parking
Parking:
The type of parking permit you hold will determine the parking areas that you may park in at designated times. Your New Brunswick/Piscataway, Camden or Newark parking permission may also be used on another campus at the designated times listed. Please visit the Parking FAQ for further information about parking at each campus. Specific information about accessible parking at Rutgers:
Transition Resources: High School to College
As all students navigate the process of applying to college, being accepted, and transitioning to college, it is important for students with disabilities and their parents to consider additional things as they make this journey.
Receiving Accommodations Online
HOW WILL ACCOMMODATIONS WORK ONLINE?
We appreciate your flexibility during this novel and challenging time, and recognize that this may be the first time some of you are participating in online courses. We have developed information below about how some of the most commonly used accommodations may work in an online environment. This is not meant to be an exhaustive list and we encourage you to contact your ODS Coordinator if you have any questions.