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Workplace Accommodations

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Students with paid employment at Harvard who wish to explore reasonable accommodation within their employment should follow the process outlined for Faculty and Staff. For academic, housing or other accommodation requests, students should contact their...

Service and Assistance Animals

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University Disability Resources welcomes students, faculty, staff and visitors with disabilities and serves as a central resource for information regarding both service animals and assistance animals. 

How do I request an accommodation?

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To initiate the process, contact your Human Resources Representative (Staff) or Faculty Affairs (Faculty) representative. In addition, our office is always available for consultation and guidance throughout the process.

Reasonable Accommodation Fact Sheet

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Harvard University implements exploration of possible Americans with Disabilities Act coverage and workplace reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities who request them. Definitions Disability: Under the Americans with Disabilities Act...

Ergonomics

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For general foundational information regarding ergonomics at Harvard, including adjusting your furniture and office equipment and vendor information, please visit Harvard Environmental Health and Safety. 

Video Resources

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Harvard faculty and staff wishing to learn more about disability inclusion or other Harvard-specific guidance should visit the Training Portal for helpful UDR content.

Housing

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Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Students who are applying to or who live in Harvard University Housing and wish to request reasonable housing accommodations should follow the appropriate policies & procedures. 

Effective Communication

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Students and visitors with vision, hearing, or speech disabilities may require effective communication services to receive and convey information to Harvard.