A: Call the Office of Gender Equity & Title IX at 330-672-6272 or complete the online Reasonable Accommodation Request Form for Employee.
A: Students with a chronic medical condition or medical disability as a result of a pregnancy, may contact Student Accessibility Services at 330-672-3391 or email at sas@kent.edu.
For students seeking accommodations based upon pregnancy, please contact the please contact the Student Ombuds, Title IX Coordinator, or visit Pregnancy and Parenting Support.
A: Office of Gender Equity & Title IX
Division of Student Life
Kent Student Center – Suite 250
Phone: 330-672-6272 | Fax: 330-672-2600
Email: titleix@kent.edu | Website: https://www.kent.edu/studentlife/genderequity-titleix
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