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The document is a confidential questionnaire for self-identification of persons with disabilities at a college. It encourages students and employees to voluntarily disclose their needs for assistance during emergencies, ensuring that Campus Safety is informed to provide appropriate support. The form collects general information and specific details about the type of assistance required during evacuations or sheltering-in-place.

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Would you identify as a person with disability?

The decision to identify as a person with disability can be difficult and, in most circumstances, you do not have an obligation to share information about your disability with your employer or potential employer. Information about your disability is private and the decision to tell others is up to you.

What is it called when you identify as disabled?

Transableism is a newer term for BIID, or Body Integrity Identity Disorder, in which a person actually identifies as handicapped.

Do you consider yourself a person with a disability?

The definition of a disabled person is quite broad and can include people with a physical or sensory impairment, as well as unseen impairments such as dyslexia, mental health difficulties and epilepsy. It is likely that up to one in six learners are covered by this definition.

Is Colorado College a private school?

Colorado College is a private institution that was founded in 1874. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 2,241 (fall 2022), and the campus size is 100 acres.

Do you self identify as a person with a disability?

Self-declaration is voluntary and highly encouraged. Some job opportunities are open specifically to people with disabilities. To be considered for these opportunities, you need to self-declare.

Can I self identify as having a disability?

As a final reminder, self-identifying as a person with a disability is certainly a personal choice, however, you do have the power to create opportunities for all of those with disabilities.