An ISP is a letter which is co-created by the Counsellor and student during the intake appointment. The letter is created based on an assessment of the student’s functional limitations related to their disability. The ISP outlines the academic accommodations the student requires faculty to provide to meet the core competencies and learning outcomes of a course or program.
ISPs may be documented as Interim or Ongoing
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- Student name
- Student number
- Program
- Type of accommodation (interim or ongoing)
- Semester (for interim students only)
- Date of review (for interim students only)
- List of accommodations the student is approved to receive from their instructor
- Medical Diagnosis
- Functional Limitations
- Rationale for the approved accommodations
Existing ISPs can be accessed through InputHealth. If you require assistance accessing your ISP, please get in touch with our CALCS Admin Team by calling 416-289-5000, ext: 53850 or emailing calcs@centennialcollege.ca.
- If you have an Ongoing ISP, you may use this document to inform your faculty member(s) of your accommodations each new semester
- If you have an Interim ISP, please ensure you meet with a CALCS Counsellor to review your ISP before your profile end date
- If at any time, you need to review or update your ISP or if you have questions about the next steps in receiving your accommodations, book an appointment with a Counsellor
- Students are responsible for providing their Individual Student Profile (ISP) to their faculty soon as it is available.
- Students are encouraged to discuss the required accommodations with each faculty member, as needed or at any point in the accommodation process. Students may request that a CALCS Counsellor facilitate accommodation discussions. Students are not required to share their personal disability related information or documentation, as this information remains confidential. A student has the right to choose to share any information regarding their diagnosis or needs, but this is not required.
- Students are responsible for requesting accommodations for online course assessments to their instructor 1 week prior to their evaluation via email
- Students who are enrolled in on campus courses that require in person course accommodated assessments and wish to write in CALCS, must make a request through ATOMS (Accessible Testing Online Management System) 1 week prior to their evaluation. Please follow the steps on how to book a course assessment using ATOMS
- Students are required to connect with their faculty 1 week in advance via email if they require accommodations for online course assessments.