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We invite you to attend the Plan Your Semester Workshop! When you participate, you will learn how to access your course due dates and test dates, fill out your calendar or planner with all the important dates for the semester, and learn tips and tricks for planning and success.
January 21 update - Deferred exams: if you have a deferred exam that will be written on-campus and you have approved accommodations, you will need to make a booking to use the SAS Exam Centre. You will receive an email from the Registrar with the date and time. Please immediately forward it to sasexams@uoguelph.ca.
If your class is writing a test or exam on campus and you will need approved accommodations, you must make a booking to use the SAS Exam Centre, and you must do so at least 14 days in advance and no later than March 1 (winter), July 1 (summer) or November 1 (fall).
Throughout the Winter semester, the Discover Ability Network is hosting four different information sessions for individuals with disabilities seeking guidance on job search strategies. The following sessions have been posted on the Experience Guelph Events calendar, and interested students may learn more and register by clicking the links below:
Discover Ability will be hosting the following webinars in January 2022:
Here's an overview of key information you need to know.
Our live workshops wrapped up in September, but we have this recording that will introduce you to SAS, the way we work, and some of the tools we commonly use to assist students. We strongly encourage students to review this information before their first appointment with their advisor, and/or if you are using interim accommodations.
President Charlotte Yates announced today that the University will be mandating vaccinations for the U of G community including faculty, staff and students at our Guelph and Ridgetown Campuses, and indoors at all U of G-managed field stations. This mandate is in place for the balance of the 2021-22 academic year. It is important to note that individuals who cannot be vaccinated based on medical or other grounds recognized by the Ontario Human Rights Code can request an accommodation.
We've heard from a number of students who are feeling apprehensive about returning to campus in the fall, which is understandable given that we've all spent the last year and a half learning and working from home. Sometimes these concerns are disability-related, in which case please speak with your SAS advisor. Below are some tips to think about if your concerns are not disability-related, or if you're simply looking for additional options to consider.
If you need to provide us with new or updated documentation from a health professional, please review our instructions on how to upload it for us.