Accessibility Services

The goal of Accessibility Services is to ensure that all Wabash Men have the support they need regarding any sort of disability--including illness and injury.

Accessibility Services are most helpful when students identify their needs before they begin classes. Wabash, like all colleges and universities, requires documentation of a disability if a student is to receive accommodation for his disability. The documentation is kept on file in the office of Accessibility Services and is confidential. It is the decision of the student whether or not to request accommodation, and it is his responsibility to provide acceptable documentation and notify the relevant staff members of his condition and of his desire for accommodation(s).

It is helpful for a student's advisor and professors to be aware of your learning differences. Please contact Heather Thrush, Associate Dean for Student Engagement and Success, in the Armory to arrange a meeting and discuss how Accessibility Services can help you excel at Wabash.

To apply for services, please log in to the Student Health Portal, click on the Accommodations Tab, fill out the application, and upload documentation that supports your accommodation request(s). Once your application is reviewed, Dean Thrush will contact you for an appointment.

Assistance Animals

The only animals allowed to be on campus are Service Animals and approved Emotional Support Animals. Please click here to review the Assistance Animals Policy. Please contact Dean Thrush, thrushh@wabash.edu for information about the application process.