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Chairs & Directors Leadership Development Meeting

Dive into the top 10 things to know about accommodations at PSU. Learn about your responsibility to provide reasonable accommodations for students, faculty, and staff.

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Chairs & Directors Leadership Development Meeting

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  1. Chairs & Directors Leadership Development Meeting Pp
  2. Top 10 things that you need to know regarding accommodations…
  3. 1. It is PSU’s responsibility to provide reasonable accommodations for students, faculty & staff
  4. 2. If you have a student in your class who is registered with the DRC then you will receive a “faculty letter” by email at your pdx.edu account from the DRC specifically outlining the student’s accommodations Link to an example of faculty letter below: Faculty letter
  5. 3. Faculty play a vital role in the interactive process
  6. 4. Do ask, in private, if the student is registered with the DRC and if not then do a warm hand-off to the DRC
  7. 5. Do NOT mention that a student registered for the class except when reading the suggested note-taker language, and do not ask about the student’s diagnosis
  8. 6. If Faculty think that you cannot grant a reasonable accommodation then please have them consult with the DRC, Office of Equity & Compliance, or Carol Mack
  9. 7. Requests for accommodations for faculty or staff are provided by HR
  10. 8. The Testing Center works in close collaboration with the DRC to assist in providing student testing accommodations
  11. 9. There is a new Reasonable Accommodation/Access Policy that provides guidance and resources Link to an example of faculty letter below: Reasonable Accommodation/Access Policy
  12. 10. Failure to Accommodate complaints are investigated by the Office of Equity & Compliance

  13. Prohibited Discrimination & Harassment Policies and Procedures

  14. The Office of Equity & Compliance Investigates complaints of prohibited discrimination and harassment. Ensures compliance with federal and state equal opportunity laws and regulations. *Accommodation request made by faculty and staff will be managed by Human Resources.
  15. PSU’s Prohibited Discrimination & HarassmentPolicy Discrimination means unreasonably treating an individual or group of individuals differently based on a “Protected Class” which includes age, disability, national origin, race, marital status, veteran status, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, genetic information, or any other basis protected by federal, state or local law, or in the use of Workers’ Compensation, the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) or the Oregon Family Leave Act (OFLA) and any other category covered by law.
  16. Discriminatory Harassment means verbal or physical conduct by a student, faculty or staff based on a Protected Class or Protected Classes that is so severe, persistent or pervasive that it unreasonably interferes with or limits a student, faculty, staff, volunteer or PSU community member’s ability to participate in or benefit from the university’s educational and/or employment opportunities, programs or activities. Discriminatory Harassment includes Sexual Harassment.
  17. Non-Retaliation No person shall retaliate against an individual for reporting discrimination or harassment, filing a complaint, participating in an investigation, participating in resolution of a complaint or any other activity protected under this policy, regardless of the outcome of the concern or complaint.
  18. Website Welcome Page
  19. Office of Equity & Compliance
  20. Investigative Flowchart
  21. Remedies & Corrective Action Where prohibited discrimination or discriminatory harassment is found, steps will be taken to ensure that the discrimination or discriminatory harassment stops immediately and to reasonably prevent its reoccurrence. Appropriate corrective measures will be implemented and may range from training, counseling, verbal or written reprimands, suspensions, or other action, up to and including dismissal/termination of the relationship with Portland State University, in accordance with established Portland State University policies and procedures, collective bargaining agreements, and the Student Code of Conduct.
  22. Resources Disability Resource Center Phyllis Petteys, Interim Director Darcy Kramer, Accommodations Coordinator Phone: (503) 725-4150 TTY/Relay: (503) 725-6504 Email: drc@pdx.edu Office of Equity & Compliance Chas Lopez, Executive Director/Title IX Coordinator Julie Caron, E&C Investigator/Deputy Title IX Coordinator Crystal Roberts, Equity & Compliance Consultant Phone: (503) 725-5919 Email: diversity@pdx.edu Office of the Dean of Student Life Gina Senarighi, Assistant Dean of Student Life and CARE Team Coordinator Phone: (503) 725-4422 Email: gina.senarighi@pdx.edu Office of the Dean of Student Life Domanic Thomas, Director of Conduct & Community Standards Phone: (503) 725-4422 Email: dthoma@pdx.edu Human Resource Kerry Gilbreth, Associate Director of Benefits Kristin Smith, Leaves Manager Telephone: (503) 725-4926 Facsimile: (503) 725-5896 TTY: (503) 725-6503 Email: askhrc@pdx.edu

  23. Thank you for your attention.

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