The Office of Disability Services at Yeshiva University collaborates with students, faculty and staff to provide reasonable accommodations and services to students with disabilities. In serving as a resource to all members of the Yeshiva University community, their goal is to provide access to all campus programs and activities, thereby empowering students with disabilities to actualize their full academic and personal potential. Accommodations offered include but are not limited to the following:

• Testing accommodations

• Note-takers

• Use of a computer for exams

• Materials in alternate format

• Provision of assistive technology

Reasonable accommodations do not negate requirements for successful completion of a course or program, or adherence to acceptable standards of behavior. It is important to note that some accommodations may not be appropriate in all courses.

LOCATIONS:

• BEREN CAMPUS: 215 Lexington Avenue, Room 606, New York, NY 10016. Rochelle Kohn, PhD, CRC, is the Director of Disability Services, Manhattan Campuses, ((646) 592-4132, rkohn1@yu.edu)

• WILF CAMPUS: 500 West 185th Street, Furst Hall, Suite 412, New York, NY 10033. Abigail Kelsen, LMSW, LCSW is the Assistant Director of Disability Services, Manhattan Campuses ((646) 592-4280, akelsen@yu.ed)

HAS THE OFFICE OF DISABILITY SUSPENDED SERVICES DUE TO COVID-19? All campus buildings are closed (e.g., libraries, museums, gym, fitness centers, dorms, etc.). Yeshiva's classes are currently being conducted remotely. The Office of Disability Services continues to supports students remotely. For updates to Yeshiva University's response to COVID-19, please visit here.