Carroll University

If you've been granted the Electronic Text Accommodation at your meeting with Marty Bledsoe, the Director of Student Accessibility Services, these are the forms to request your textbooks in electronic format.

You also need to be oriented to Kurzweil Firefly text-to-speech application. If you have not already scheduled your orientation, please contact our office at 262-524-7335.

IMPORTANT:  You need to provide proof of purchase of your books, so submit your receipts with your book requests.

Use the first form below to request your book and the second form to tell us what sections/chapters you need prepared from the book and by when. This helps us plan our workflow. You can type the information into the form, save it to your computer and then attach it to an email to Sarah Bennett, Administrative Assistant at sbennett@carrollu.edu

Please contact our office at 262-524-7335 if you have any questions or need clarification.

Call the Walter Young Center at 262-524-7335 to make an appointment with Martha (Marty) Bledsoe regarding a service or emotional support animal. You will need in hand your doctor's documentation (below) which states you are in ongoing therapy and the animal is part of a long-term treatment plan. Also, you will need the City of Waukesha animal license (for cat or dog only), a health certificate and proof of required vaccinations for your animal, and animal emergency contact information. Please bring these items to your appointment.

Before your appointment, review the first three forms below. Do not initial or sign the forms--that must take place at your appointment. If you intend on bringing your animal back to campus next year all required paperwork must be resubmitted each year. To do so, contact the Walter Young Center to make an appointment with Martha (Marty) Bledsoe to renew your request before bringing your animal back to campus.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been asked to investigate websites that purport to provide documentation from a health care provider in support of requests for an ESA. The websites in question offer documentation that is not reliable for purposes of determining whether an individual has a disability or disability-related need for an ESA because the website operators and health care professionals who consult with them lack the personal.

All decisions are made on a case by case basis and are based on the severity of the disability and the documentation that accompanies the request. Confirmation of your housing accommodation will be made via email upon receipt and review of your documentation.

Students requesting special consideration for housing based on a documented disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act must provide the Housing Accommodation Request form and the Disability Documentation form to Martha (Marty) Bledsoe, Director of The Office of Student Accessibility Services, located at the Walter Young Center.

Housing accommodation requests received after June 1 will be reviewed, but cannot be guaranteed. Even if the accommodation is approved through this office, Housing may not necessarily be able to immediately fulfill your specific request. If that is the case you will be put on a waiting list.