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Summer Construction Impacts

Job Postings

There are several job postings with deadlines coming up. Click the link below to learn more:

Job Postings

DAC Access Manager Office Hours

Faculty and Students can reach Access Managers in-person or via Zoom during weekly office hours:

Events

Multicultural Center 735
September 21, 2023, 3:00pm
VU MCC 7th Floor
September 27, 2023, 12:00pm
WL170
October 02, 2023, 2:00pm
VU MCC 7th Floor
October 04, 2023, 12:00pm
Multicultural Center 735
October 05, 2023, 3:00pm
VU Multicultural Center 735
October 10, 2023, 4:00pm
VU MCC 7th Floor
October 11, 2023, 12:00pm

Masking

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Masks are strongly encouraged in the DAC offices and Testing Center.  Masks available at door and upon request.

Talk to an access manager!

The DAC is open to in-person and for virtual appointments.  To schedule an appointment, call 360-650-3083 or email DRSFrontDesk@wwu.edu

Alternative Testing

If you're approved for alternative testing accommodations, you must schedule your in-person tests 5 business days in advance of quizzes and/or midterms and 10 business days in advance of your final exam.  Students applying reader/scribe accommodations must schedule all exams 10 business days in advance

Students who submit late requests will be unable to test in the DAC with accommodations and will instead be required to test in the classroom without accommodation.  

If you're unable to schedule your DAC proctored exam, please contact the DAC at 360-650-7977 or studaff.dss.drs@wwu.edu.

Emailing the DAC

When emailing the DAC, admitted students should use their Western emails.  Email addresses sent to DAC from outside the University are more likely to be filtered into Junk. If you don't know how to check your Western email, click here for assistance.    

DAC's general inbox can be reached at DRSFrontDesk@wwu.edu

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Disability Outreach Center

The Disability Outreach Center (DOC) is a resource for disabled students and allies. The DOC connects students with community resources, raises awareness, and advocates for disabled students’ human and civil rights.

Learn more about the DOC!