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Departmental Disability Liaison Officers

The Departmental Disability Liaison Officer (DDLO) is a direct link for you between student support services and your department. They can help make sure that the Disability Team know about any adjustments you need. Details of their role are below.

NB: Non Essex users should add @essex.ac.uk to create the full email address

Department

Disability Liaison Officer

Tel.

E-mail

Biological Sciences

Murray Griffin

3336

mgriffin

Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities Timo Juetten 2998 tjuetten

Computing and Electronic Systems

Francisco Sepulveda

4151 fsepluv

East 15

Loughton
Southend



Andrew McCarthy
Teresa Zoers

 

020 8508 5983 Ex 46
8325

 

amccar
tazoers

Economics

David Reinstein

3518 drein

Essex Business School

Colchester
Southend

 

David S Collins
Li-Ying Meng

 

3491
01702 328395

 

dscollin
lymeng

Government

Theresa Crowley

3486

crowtx

Health and Human Sciences

Colchester
Southend

 

Teresa Eade
Iain Keenan

 

4557
01702 328361

 

teade
ijkeenan

History

Laila Haidarali

3811

lhaid

Human Rights Centre

Yvonne Cattrall

2586

yscatt

International Academy

Marilyn Shanks

3742

mvcsha

Language and Linguistics

Sophia Skoufaki 3754 sskouf

Law

Kathryn Caldwell (disability general)
Penny Brearey-Horne (disability temporary and mental health)
2923
3723
 kcald
 pbrear

Literature, Film, and Theatre Studies

John Haynes

2625

jhaynes

Mathematical Sciences

Aris Perperoglou 3036 aperpe

Philosophy and Art History

Timo Juetten 2988 tjuetten

Psychology

Helen Standage 4179 hjstan
Psychoanalytic Studies, Centre of Hannah Curtis 3902 hcurti

Sociology

Rowena Macaulay

3743

rowena


The role of the DDLO:
• is a representative in the department who has an awareness of disability issues and the reasonable adjustments which may be required under the Disability Discrimination Act
• has a knowledge of the subject area you are studying and the structure of the department
• can provide advice about the University’s specialist support services
• can act as a link between the department and Student Support; you can disclose, or discuss your needs, confidentially to them
• can liaise with lecturers if you are worried, or embarrassed, about talking to them about disability related difficulties
• can assist if you feel the reasonable adjustments recommended are not being implemented by the department
• is a person you can contact if you are experiencing problems with your academic progress as a result of a permanent or temporary disability, medical condition or specific learning difficulty and who will be able to find out about the options available to you
• will listen to your concerns confidentially

Section Disability Liaison Officers

In addition to Departmental Liaison Officers the following sections have appointed a Section Disability Liaison Officer you can contact to discuss disability related issues. Details of their role are below.

NB: Non Essex users should add @essex.ac.uk to create the full email address

Section Disability Liaison Officer Tel E-mail
Audio Visual Media Services Alfonso Torrejon 3220 atorree
Careers Advisory Service Ann Ord 2496 aord
Estate Management Maz Brook 3708 maz
Information Systems Services Darin Cruickshanks 3585 darin
Library Mary Pelowski 3182 maryp
Residential Services Beverley Shaw 4027 bshaw

The role of the SDLO:
• is a representative in the section who has an awareness of disability issues and the reasonable adjustments which may be required under the Equality Act
• has a knowledge of the relevant section’s policies and procedures
• can act as a link between the section and Student Support; you can disclose, or discuss your needs, confidentially to them
• can liaise with members of staff in the section, if appropriate, about students’ disability related difficulties
• can assist if you feel the reasonable adjustments recommended are not being implemented by the section.

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