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Disability Services
The Office of Academic Skills provides disability access information, support, and accommodations for individuals with disabilities on campus. Our mission is to ensure that all students, employees, and visitors have equal access to programs and services available at Washington College.
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Office of Academic Skills
Meet Our Staff
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Hilary Bateman, Director Reach out to Hilary questions about tutoring, course mentoring, success seminars, academic recovery, or general academic success or skills. This is filler text to help with formatting. This is filler text to help with formatting. This is filler text to help with formatting. |
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Liz Shirk, Disability Access Specialist Liz works with students with disabilities to determine and implement reasonable academic and/or residential accommodations. Reach out to Liz with questions about the Accommodation Request Process or any other disability-related issue. |
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Anne Kellstrom, Academic Resources Coordinator When you email the OAS inbox, Anne is the first person to respond. She can help with all your questions about the general happenings of the OAS, accommodated testing, getting your notes, and walking you through the process of getting accommodations. |
The Disability Services office has transitioned to phone and online services. Please reach out to us at oas@washcoll.edu or call us at 410-778-7860 between the hours of 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. Please click here to make an appointment with Liz Shirk, Disability Access Specialist.
Incoming Students | Please click here for the Accommodations Process. |
Current Students | Please begin the Accommodations Process here - Accommodation Process |

QUICK LINKS FOR STUDENTS
If you need to request any documents on this webpage in an alternative accessible format (Braille, digital, audio, or large print) please contact the Office of Academic Skills at 410.778.7860 or oas@washcoll.edu..
If you have difficulty accessing any portions of this page with adaptive technology, please contact Evelyn Ebert at 410.810.5860 or eebert2@washcoll.edu.