Disability Access Services

Disability Access Services (DAS) supports students with disabilities by creating an accessible, inclusive and welcoming environment.

DAS offers a wide range of services to provide students with disabilities equal access to college activities, courses (both online and in-person) and programs. DAS also supports to faculty and staff to deliver accommodations.

Steps to start services with Disability Access Services

Step 01

Submit documentation

Provide DAS with documentation that establishes the existence of a disability. This can be an Individual Education Plan (IEP), 504 Plan, or documentation from certifying professional. You can send your documentation to DAS by emailing das@clackamas.edu.

Step 02

Meet with Disability Access Services

At your initial meeting you will meet with a DAS staff member and discuss how your disability affects your ability to learn and take a test. You will also discuss reasonable accommodations for your classes, including both online and in-person classes.

Step 03

Request accommodations

Request accommodations through AIM every term you attend CCC. If you are having trouble logging into AIM, contact DAS at das@clackamas.edu.

If you have a diagnosis that impacts your ability to learn or take a test, either temporarily or permanently, please feel free to contact us.

Have a question? Or unsure if you will qualify for accommodations? Call us at 503-594-6357 or email us at das@clackamas.edu.

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Disability Access Services Staff

CONTACT DISABILITY ACCESS SERVICES

Contact us to schedule an appointment. Evening or Wilsonville campus appointments available by request. Drop-in sessions are limited to 10 minutes.

das@clackamas.edu

Oregon City campus

HOURS:

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

503-594-6357

Located in the Wacheno Welcome Center, room WC180

Oregon Relay Service

Oregon Relay Service provides communication and phone connections between people who are deaf, deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing, speech-disabled or hearing.

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