Contact The CNR
Dana M. Hansen, Ph.D., APRN, ACHPN, FPCN
Professor, Ph.D. Program Director, Center for Nursing Research Lead
Professor, Ph.D. Program Director, Center for Nursing Research Lead
dhansen1@kent.edu, 330-672-8779 (office)
Modifying or Canceling Exam Appointments in SAS
- Log in to using your FlashLine user name and password.
- On your Dashboard, select "Testing" under the "Accommodations" in the left menu.
- Under 鈥淯pcoming Exams Scheduled鈥, click 鈥淰iew鈥 next to the exam appointment you want to modify or cancel.
- To modify your exam appointment, edit the information and select 鈥淯pdate Exam Request鈥 at the bottom of the screen.
- To cancel your exam appointment, select 鈥淐ancel Exam Request鈥 at the bottom of the screen.
Generating a PDF of a CAL
- Log in to using your FlashLine user name and password.
- On your Dashboard, go to the "Accommodation Request" section and select the title of the course in which you want to generate a PDF of the course accommodation letter (CAL).
- Under "Available Actions", select "Generate PDF". A PDF document of the CAL will be saved to the Downloads folder of your computer.
Modifying or Canceling CALs
- Log in to using your FlashLine user name and password.
- On your Dashboard, go to the "Accommodation Request" section and select the title of the course of the CAL you want to modify or cancel.
- To modify your CAL, go to the 鈥淎ccommodations鈥 section and select/deselect the accommodations you want to add or remove. Select the 鈥淯pdate Request鈥 to send a new CAL.
- To cancel your CAL, go to the 鈥淎ccommodations鈥 section and select 鈥淐ancel Request鈥.
Guidelines for Interacting with Animals
In general, follow these guidelines when encountering a service or assistance animal:
Assistance and Service Animal Emergency Contact Form
Complete to provide contact information for another person who can care for your service or assistance animal in an emergency. It is the handler's responsibility to discuss arrangements with this person in advance. 绿帽社 will only contact this person in the event of an emergency that renders the handler unable to care for the animal or make arrangements on their own.
Service Dogs in Training
Under , handlers of service animals (dogs) in training are afforded the same rights as the handlers of fully-trained service dogs. This means that service dogs in training may attend class, accompany trainers to dining facilities, and take part in other campus activities. Service dogs in training must be affiliated with a nonprofit training organization and covered under that organization鈥檚 liability insurance.
Service Animals
What are services animals?
Service animals are dogs (or occasionally, miniature horses) that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability.
Assistance Animals
What are assistance animals?
An assistance animal is a common household animal approved as a disability-related housing accommodation when the animal is determined to provide support or assistance that mitigates one or more identified functional limitations associated with a student鈥檚 disability and is necessary to support the student鈥檚 equal access to university housing. Assistance animals do not necessarily require specialized training.
