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ARS Summer 2022 Information

This information is updated frequently - please continue to check back for updates throughout the term.

ARS Office Operations

The ARS Testing Center will be open for scheduling Monday through Friday from 9 AM until 4 PM during the summer. Students who need to speak with a staff member should email ars@unc.edu with a brief explanation of their questions/concerns, and a staff member will contact the student to make an appointment if necessary. All documentation sent to the office in request of an accommodation must either be emailed or faxed, or the provider can fill out the online Documentation of Disability Form to attach documents.

Alternative Text, Note-taking Requests, and CART Services

Students needing to request alternative texts for their courses should fill out the form as soon as possible to allow us ample time to request these resources. Please remember that obtaining these alternative formats can take time, and we want to make sure that you have them when classes begin, not later in the semester. For students requiring CART services, that form should be filled out NOW. Supplementary Notetaking requests will also need to be submitted as soon as possible, and certainly BEFORE the semester start date. Waiting until the start of classes may result in a delay given the volume of requests we receive. The forms can be located on our website here:  

Alternative Format/E-Text Request: https://ars.unc.edu/students/requestforms/alternative-format-e-text-request

Supplementary Notetaking Request: https://ars.unc.edu/students/requestforms/supplementary-notes-request

GLEAN Loan (audio-notetaking software): https://ars.unc.edu/students/requestforms/request-audio-notetaker-loan  

CART Services: https://ars.unc.edu/students/request-forms/cart-request

Access and Mobility

Students requiring mobility accommodations need to check their class schedules now to ensure your courses are in physically accessible buildings. The following buildings/classrooms are inaccessible: Caldwell (103, 105, 208), Davie (301), and Smith Hall (107). Additionally, if you require a stand-alone desk in your classroom, please CHECK HERE to see if one is available. If it is not, please email us at ars@unc.edu.

Testing Accommodations

Given the population of students we serve, including those who are immunocompromised, we are taking precautions in the ARS Testing Center. While we will remain open for our regular summer hours Monday through Friday from 9 AM until 4 PM, we ask that instructors take this information into consideration when planning exams and we ask for continued flexibility and understanding around scheduling issues due to capacity restraints.

Instructors - If a student presents a scheduling issue, please feel free to reach out to us for confirmation that it is indeed due to testing center capacity and we will work with you to find a solution. We appreciate the continued instructor partnership when proctoring for low distraction test setting and 25-50% extended time when you are able to do so. This will allow students with more complex or involved accommodations (such as private setting, scribe/reader, etc.) to schedule at the Testing Center. As always, if you have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.

Students - Please reach out to your instructors BEFORE scheduling exams outside of the normal class date/time. Check to make sure they can provide for your accommodated testing needs first. If they are unable to proctor your exam with the more complex/involved accommodations (i.e. scribe, reader, more than 50% extended time, etc.), please go ahead and schedule your exams in the Hub to be taken at the ARS Testing Center. You will need to schedule your exams at least one week (5 business days, 7 calendar days) ahead of the requested scheduling date. If you miss this deadline, you will need to submit a Non-Standard Scheduling Request form. Submitting an NSS form does NOT guarantee a seat will be available for you - capacity constraints may apply. Students are encouraged to schedule all of their exams for the entire semester at the beginning of the course to avoid scheduling and seating issues and deadlines later in the semester.

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The ARS Hub is used to manage:

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For INSTRUCTORS: See the ARS Hub INSTRUCTOR Orientation Document

For STUDENTS: See the ARS Hub STUDENT Orientation Document

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450 Ridge Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-7214

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F - 919-843-5609
T - 711 (NC-RELAY)

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