California State University San Marcos is committed to providing a diverse and supportive
academic and work environment that facilitates learning, teaching, working, and conducting
research for all students, employees, and visitors. We are dedicated to providing
an inclusive working environment where all individuals are treated with dignity and
respect.
In alignment with these values and in compliance with Executive Order 1111, qualified individuals with a disability shall be provided a reasonable accommodation in order to perform the essential functions of their job.
When an employee or applicant for employment requests a reasonable accommodation so
that they may safely and effectively perform the essential functions of their position
or participate in the employment application process, their request will be considered
in accordance with the CSUSM Procedure for Requesting a Reasonable Accommodation. The interactive process with the individual requesting an accommodation typically
includes a review of appropriate documentation from the individual's medical provider.
It is the responsibility of the individual requesting accommodation to provide sufficient
information, upon request, to support the need for the accommodation requested.
An applicant for a non-faculty position who requires an accommodation during the application process should contact the Office of Human Resources at (760) 750-4418 or hr@csusm.edu.
An applicant for a faculty position who requires accommodation during the application
process should contact the Office of Faculty Affairs at (760) 750-4052.
A current employee, including a student employee, who is requesting a reasonable accommodation should first contact their appropriate administrator about the need for accommodation.
Any employee may also request an accommodation directly through the Office of Human
Resources.
If you have any questions or concerns related to the Reasonable Accommodation process,
please contact the Office of Human Resources.
If you are a student in need of a reasonable accommodation, please contact the office of Disability Support Services (DSS). DSS is committed to providing opportunities for higher education to students with disabilities and to making the programs, activities, and facilities at CSUSM fully accessible.
