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After a student has completed a聽Registration聽meeting with a member of our team, if testing accommodations have been approved, the student will be eligible to utilize those accommodations within聽Testing Services.

Students who receive testing accommodations may take assessments (exams, quizzes, etc.) at either of the Testing Services locations:

• , Suite 1000 or聽
• (Medical Campus): Located on the corner of Eden Avenue and Goodman Street in the French Building. Students will report to G (Ground) 65.

If students have questions about accommodated testing after they鈥檝e registered with Accessibility Resources, they can contact Testing Services via phone at (513) 556-7173 or email them at聽testdel@ucmail.uc.edu.

Testing Services coordinates the administration of classroom assessments for students with registered with Accessibility Resources. See the聽Remote Testing Accommodations FAQ section below for more information about accommodations for remote assessments.

Testing accommodations are determined during the interactive process between an AR staff member and the student. Accommodations are determined on a case-by-case basis depending on the impact of the students disability. In some cases, testing accommodations may include:

• Extended Time (50% or Double) on Assessments (exams, quizzes, etc.)聽
• Reduced Distraction Environment聽
• Individual Room聽
• Reader for Exams聽
• Use of computer聽
• Use of calculator (Basic 4-Function)聽
• Other accommodations, as determined between AR Staff and student聽
  

Students must request accommodations for each test in which they wish to use their accommodations.

Students should contact their faculty members directly to request their testing accommodations. Faculty members will adjust times appropriately in Canvas and other testing platforms. To ensure that your accommodation is in place at the time of your test, it is highly recommended that you send your email communication 48-72 hours before the time of your test.聽

Email communication should include:

1. The accommodation you are requesting for the upcoming test, quiz, exam, etc.
   Example:聽Double Time on Assessments
   
2. What specific test you are requesting the accommodation for.聽
   Example:聽HIST 1003-001 mid-term
   
3. The date of the test.聽
   Example:聽March 25, 2023
   

Dear Professor,

I鈥檓 a student registered with Accessibility Resources. I鈥檓 writing to request my accommodation of Double Time on Assessments for the Chapter 5 Quiz within your HIST 1003-001 course on March 25, 2023.聽 Please make sure that my additional time is added before I log onto your exam. If you have any questions, please contact me or Accessibility Resources. Their email is:聽accessresources@uc.edu聽 or they can be reached at 513-556-6823.

Thank you for your assistance.

聽(Your name)

Yes, your testing accommodations can be requested and utilized in an online setting. Students are responsible for making their accommodation requests for each test, quiz, exam, final exam, etc. they wish to use accommodations on. An example email is provided below.

Students can take their online exams in an environment that best meets their needs. You do not need to make a formal request for a distraction reduced environment to your instructors.聽

Students who utilize a reader accommodation should be able to use Accessible Technology, such as text-to-speech tools (including features built into , , and ) , to facilitate a reader accommodation.

Students can download the full version of for free (see instructions on the聽Accessible Technology听辫补驳别).

If Accessible Technology is not a viable option, students should contact their Accommodation Coordinator in Accessibility Resources to determine an appropriate plan of action.

Students who utilize a scribe accommodation can utilize dictation features, such as those built-in to 听补苍诲 听补苍诲 .

If Accessible Technology is not a viable option, students should contact their Access Coordinator in Accessibility Resources to determine an appropriate plan of action.

Any student requiring assistance with their testing accommodations should contact their Access Coordinator in Accessibility Resources. Your Access Coordinator will work with you and faculty to determine the best course of action to provide your accommodation.

• College of Allied Health Sciences (CAHS):
  • Claire McMahon: claire.mcmahon@uc.edu
• College of Arts and Sciences (A&S):
  • Camilla Gilbert,聽camilla.gilbert@uc.edu,聽supports students in the following programs:
    • Africana Studies
    • Arabic Language and Culture
    • Asian Studies
    • Classical Civilization
    • Classics
    • Communication
    • Comparative Literature
    • Disability Studies
    • English
    • English - BA & BX
    • Exploratory
      
    • Film and Media Studies
    • French
    • German Studies
    • History
    • Interdisciplinary
    • Journalism
    • Judaic Studies
    • Latin American Studies
    • Liberal Arts
    • Linguistics
    • Organizational Leadership
    • Medieval and Renaissance Studies
    • Philosophy
    • Public Administration
    • Public Relations
    • Religious Studies
    • Spanish
    • Women's, Gender, & Sex Studies
    • International Affairs聽 聽聽
  • Ashley Moermond,聽ashley.moermond@uc.edu,聽supports students in the following programs:
    • Anthropology
    • Archaeology - BA
    • Biochemistry
    • Biological Sciences
    • Biological Sciences - BS
    • Chemistry
    • Chemistry - BS & ACS
    • Communicating Science, Health, Environment, and Risk聽
      
    • Environmental Studies
      
    • Environmental Studies - BA & BS
    • Geography - BA & BS
      
    • Geology
      
    • Geology - BA & BS
    • Mathematics
      
    • Mathematics - BS
    • Microbiology
    • Neuroscience
    • Neuroscience - BS & BX
    • Organizational Leadership
      
    • Physics
    • Physics - BS
    • Physics (Astrophysics)
    • Political Science
    • Psychology
    • Psychology - BA & BS
    • Social Justice
      
    • Sociology
    • Statistics
• College Conservatory of Music (CCM):
  • Jenny Spring:聽jennifer.spring@uc.edu
• College of Business:
  • Arriana Bedgood: arriana.bedgood@uc.edu
• College of Criminal Justice, Education and Human Services (CECH):
  • Arriana Bedgood:聽arriana.bedgood@uc.edu
• College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning (DAAP):
  • Jenny Spring:聽jennifer.spring@uc.edu
• College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS):
  • Jenny Spring:聽jennifer.spring@uc.edu
• College of Law:
  • Michael Southern:聽michael.southern@uc.edu
    
• College of Medicine:
  • Michael Southern:聽michael.southern@uc.edu
• College of Nursing:
  • Claire McMahon:聽claire.mcmahon@uc.edu
• College of Pharmacy:
  • Whitney Saunders: whitney.saunders@uc.edu
• Housing, Parking and Assistance Animal accommodations:
  • Whitney Saunders:聽whitney.saunders@uc.edu
• Transition听补苍诲 Access Pathways (TAP) program:
  • Camilla Gilbert:聽camilla.gilbert@uc.edu
• Testing Services will be monitoring all testing related accommodations and questions from the following email address: testdel@ucmail.uc.edu

Accessibility Resources and Testing Services staff are here to support you. Please reach out if we can be of assistance.