Interim Associate Dean & Associate Professor
Amy Petrinec, Ph.D., RN 
330-672-8766
apetrine@kent.edu

LINKEDIN LEARNING

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1. Log in to Access KSU using your FlashLine user name and password.
2. On your Dashboard, select "Testing" under the "Accommodations" in the left menu. 
3. Under “Upcoming Exams Scheduled”, click “View” next to the exam appointment you want to modify or cancel. 
4. To modify your exam appointment, edit the information and select “Update Exam Request” at the bottom of the screen. 
5. To cancel your exam appointment, select “Cancel Exam Request” at the bottom of the screen.

1. Log in to Access KSU using your FlashLine user name and password.
2. 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).
3. Under "Available Actions", select "Generate PDF". A PDF document of the CAL will be saved to the Downloads folder of your computer.

1. Log in to Access KSU using your FlashLine user name and password.
2. 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. 
3. To modify your CAL, go to the “Accommodations” section and select/deselect the accommodations you want to add or remove. Select the “Update Request” to send a new CAL. 
4. To cancel your CAL, go to the “Accommodations” section and select “Cancel Request”.

In general, follow these guidelines when encountering a service or assistance animal:

Complete this form 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. Kent State University 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.

Under Ohio Revised Code § 955.43, handlers of service animals (dogs) in training are afforded the same rights as the handlers of fully-trained service animals (dogs). This means that service animals (dogs) in training may attend class, accompany trainers to dining facilities, and take part in other campus activities. There are a number of organizations that train service dogs, such as Paws for a Cause, Freedom Paws, and Guiding Eyes for the Blind.