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Accessibility Coordinator-1 at Georgetown University - ApplyBlast

Accessibility Coordinator-1

Georgetown University

5 days ago

4.6 on Glassdoor

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Accessibility Coordinator supports students with cognitive, psychological, and physical disabilities by determining reasonable accommodations in compliance with the ADA and Section 504. The role involves engaging in an interactive process with students, providing guidance on evaluations, and advocating for accommodation implementation while addressing faculty concerns. The position also requires maintaining current knowledge of disability issues and legal requirements to support the university's mission.

Responsibilities

Determine reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities
Interpret psychological evaluations and diagnostic documentation
Advocate for students and address faculty inquiries

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Special EducationBachelor's degree in Rehabilitation CounselingBachelor's degree in Social WorkBachelor's degree in Higher Education/Student Personnel AdministrationMaster's degree in Special Education

About Georgetown University

georgetown.edu

Headquarters

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Company Size

5001-10000 employees

Founded

1789

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Georgetown University is a Catholic and Jesuit research university located in Washington, D.C., founded in the late 1700s. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs across 11 schools, with a focus on academics, research, and global impact. The university is known for its hilltop campus, commitment to justice, and strong connections to the political and cultural life of Washington, D.C.