Welcome to UAF Disability Services!
At UAF Disability Services, our goal is to provide UAF students with access to academic courses and opportunities, through an interactive accommodation process, and so support them throughout their academic journey.
We provide accommodations to students on the Fairbanks campus as well as on the Bristol Bay, Chukchi, Interior Alaska, Kuskokwim, Northwest, Community and Technical College (CTC), UAF eCampus, and College of Indigenous Studies (CIS) campuses.
Regardless if you are attending UAF community campuses in person, or via distance learning programs, please reach out to us via phone, email or drop by our office to request temporary and long-term accommodations.
We enjoy supporting individuality, promoting independence and celebrating graduations!
If you haven’t already, request your letter of accommodation for the Fall semester now!
If you are already registered for the coming Fall 2024 semester, and are registered with our office, please reach out to us as you can already request your Fall 2024 accommodation letter now!
The easiest way to do this is to write us a brief email at uaf-disability-services@alaska.edu.
If you are a new or returning student and are planning to attend UAF in the Fall 2024 semester, and are not yet registered with UAF Disability Services, please visit our Registration Process page. There you will be able to find information regarding the registration process and how to get started. More information and necessary forms can be found under Student information and Forms.
Don't forget to bring your ID to your testing appointment!
When preparing to take an exam at the Disability Services Testing Center, please make sure to bring your ID along with you. Disability Services staff will be checking ID's before every exam and/or quiz, so don't forget to bring it!
If you have any questions regarding this policy, please do not hesitate to Contact Us.
The Fall semester has started, so it is time to schedule exams at the Disability Services Testing Center!
Now that the Fall semester has finally started, please look ahead and schedule your exams as early as possible. This gives our office the opportunity to prepare for your testing appointment and to ensure we have received all of the necessary materials.
Please note that we advise students to schedule their exams at least three business days in advance for regular exams, and at least one week prior to their final exams, otherwise Disability Services cannot guarantee that we will have the exam in time for your testing appointment.
To schedule your exams, please Contact Us! You can do this by sending us an email, calling our office or stopping by in person! Our office is located in Eielson building 110 and would be happy to assist. When scheduling a testing appointment make sure to give us your name, student ID number, the date and time of your exam, course number, and exam/quiz number.