Student Support Request Form
Already have accommodations and need more support? Whether you need assistance with implementing accommodations in your courses, learning about additional resources, or addressing challenges you are facing, our Student Support Request Form gives you another way to share your needs with us directly.
How Students Can Schedule a Meeting
Schedule a Meeting via Phone Call:
- Call (515)-294-7220 and ask to schedule a meeting (meeting types described below)!
Schedule a Meeting on Navigate:
- Click “Appointments” and then “Schedule an Appointment”.
- Select "Student Accessibility" for the Care Unit.
- Select a meeting type for the Service (meeting types described below).
- Select "Student Accessibility Services" for the Location.
- Then, choose from available days/times and schedule your appointment.
Student Meeting Types
Getting Started:
- Intake Meeting: New to accommodations? This meeting is the first step in the accommodation request process and is required before accommodation decisions can be made.
Next Steps After Accommodation Decision:
Received a decision letter about your accommodation request from SAS? These meetings allow you to discuss the decision with a coordinator or help you learn to use your approved accommodations at ISU.
- Accommodation Decision Follow-Up: Have questions about a recent accommodation decision or the accommodation request process? Schedule a follow-up meeting with a Specialist.
- Assistive Technology Training/Pickup: Students approved for SAS-provided assistive technology can use this meeting to receive training, pick up equipment, or discuss technology-related questions.
- Formal Appeal Meeting: Learn more
Problem-Solving and Supports:
- Accommodation Support Meeting: Experiencing barriers when using approved accommodations or have questions about implementation? This meeting focuses on accommodation implementation and resolving access-related concerns.
- Supplemental Accommodations Request: Interested in requesting additional accommodations? This meeting provides an opportunity to discuss new accommodation requests, supporting documentation, and the accommodation review process.
Peer Mentor Support
- SAS Peer Mentoring Meeting: Meet regularly with a Mentor to discuss using accommodations, coursework, communication with instructors, campus life, and strategies for navigating college as a student with a disability or as a neurodiverse learner.
- SAS Peer Mentor Drop-In: Meet one-on-one with an SAS Peer Mentor for support on accommodation- or disability-related topics. Get help preparing for your first exam, scheduling exams with the Exam Accommodations Center (EAC), drafting your first accommodation emails to instructors, discussing your accommodations with instructors, and more.
Hixson-Lied Building Accessibility
Accessible entrances, equipped with automatic door openers, are located on both the north (first floor) and south (garden level) sides. Accessible parking spaces are located north of the building. An elevator is located in the middle of the building, connecting to all three levels.
