Process for Securing Accommodations
Disability Resources, Education, & Access Management
"DREAM"
Disability Resources, Education, & Access Management provides access services to Gonzaga University's programs, services, activities, and facilities for qualified students with disabilities in compliance with federal and state laws. DREAM may arrange or provide academic adjustments, accommodations, auxiliary aids, assistive technology, advocacy and other types of assistance for students with disabilities.
Process for Securing Accommodations
Gonzaga University students who require access or accommodation due to a disability must contact DREAM. Students must complete the DREAM process for acquiring accommodations. Both permanent and temporary conditions can qualify for accommodation.
There are three steps to the DREAM process for acquiring accommodations:
Step 1
If you are already seeking treatment for a condition, ask your treating professional to send documentation to DREAM. An optional Medical Documentation Form is available here: Medical Documentation Form.
If you are unsure if you have a medical condition that qualifies for disability accommodations, please call the DREAM office and request an inquiry appointment.
Step 2
DREAM can take up to 10 business days to review your documentation. Once we have reviewed your documentation, we will contact you to schedule an intake appointment.
Step 3
After your intake appointment you will have a copy of your disability accommodation letter. It is your responsibility to deliver this letter to your professors and request accommodation.
If you encounter problems requesting accommodations or need your accommodation plan to be revised, contact the DREAM office and request an appointment.
Process for Law Students
Steps 1 & 2 above apply in the same manner.
Step 3
After your intake appointment, DREAM will send your disability accommodation letter to the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at the Law School, who is responsible for providing students with instructions on securing accommodations.
