Accommodations

Webster University is committed to providing equal access to education for our community by ensuring that students with documented disabilities receive the support and accommodations they need for academic access. Our Academic ADA Coordinator works with students to create reasonable accommodations that meet their individual needs. At extended sites, the site director (or designee) works with students regarding their disability-related needs and accommodations.

ADA services have moved online due to the COVID-19 response. ADA services are available remotely through email, phone, and/or WebEx.

Webster Accommodations Podcasts & Contact Information

To learn more about accommodations at Webster, how to effectively self-advocate, and which departments can assist you, listen to the following podcast on student self-advocacy.

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To learn more about setting up and accessing accommodations at Webster University, listen to the following podcast on setting up ADA accommodations.

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To find out more about accommodations, please contact our Academic ADA Coordinator, Chanelle (Nellie) Hopmann.

disability@webster.edu | 314-246-7700

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