We’re here to help you get the most out of your education. Access and Disability Resources works with you to create an accommodation plan that supports your learning and ensures equitable access to classes, coursework and campus services.
If you are a student with a disability or medical condition, our team can arrange accommodations and services that remove barriers to your learning. We listen to your experiences and insights and collaborate with you to create an accommodation plan that meets your needs.
Contact us today to explore what we offer or to request accommodations.
Talk to a Learning Specialist
Our learning specialists meet with students who have or think they may have a disability. They also support students who face medical challenges that affect their learning. These challenges include many diagnoses or conditions including the following:
- mobility
- sensory (e.g., hearing or vision)
- learning disabilities (e.g., dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia)
- communication difficulties
- ADHD
- neurological conditions
- psychiatric conditions (e.g., generalized anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder)
- chronic health conditions
- temporary health conditions or injuries (e.g., broken arm)
If you have a condition or challenge that is not on this list and think you may need accommodations, please reach out to discuss your needs with us.
Explore ADR
We encourage you to meet with us two to four months before the start of term. This gives us enough time to discuss your needs, select the appropriate accommodations and supports for inside and outside the classroom and arrange everything before the term begins.
If you would like to register with ADR, complete the Initial Consultation Form and Consent Form. After we receive these forms, we email your MacEwan email address to set up an appointment with one of our learning specialists.
If you have questions, email us at myaccess@macewan.ca.
If you are already registered with ADR, please use the online request service to schedule a meeting with our team, book exams, download your accommodation letters or request alternate format materials.