What are Accommodations?
Accommodations are arrangements by the University to ensure equitable access to all components of the college experience.
Examples of Accommodations:
- Sign language interpreters
- Assistive technology support
- Captioning
- Extended time for exams
- Private testing settings
- Emotional support animals
- Wheelchair access
What can accommodations address?
Accommodations can address the following:
- Learning disabilities
- Chronic health conditions
- ADD/ADHD
- Dyslexia
- Autism
- Concussion Symptoms
- Temporary Physical Injury
- Anxiety Disorders
- PTSD
- Physical disabilities related to vision, sound, speech, and mobility
For more information, contact disabilityservices@holyfamily.edu
Meet Our Staff
Keely Milbourne
Keely Milbourne, Associate Director of Disability Services, has worked in higher education and disability services for eight years. She comes from Delaware Technical Community College, where she served as Assistant to the ADA Disabilities Services Counselor and oversaw the fulfillment of student accommodations and accessibility.
Campus Center 206
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | M-F
