Senior Disability Access Services Specialist - Whitman College

Passionate about breaking down barriers and helping students thrive? I'm partnering with Whitman College to find their next Senior Disability Access Services Specialist in beautiful Walla Walla, Washington! This is an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact on student success while helping shape accessibility and disability support services at a nationally recognized liberal arts college.

• The anticipated compensation range for this position is $26.82–$29.80 per hour (approximately $55,800–$62,000 annually). This is a full-time, nonexempt position, with compensation based on qualifications and experience.
• Walla Walla, WA | Onsite
• Relocation assistance available.
• Collaborative, student-centered campus culture.
• Opportunity to lead daily operations, advocate for accessibility, and empower students.

Another Source's client, Whitman College, is recruiting a Senior Disability Access Services Specialist to join their team in Walla Walla, Washington. This is an on-site opportunity with relocation assistance available.

Located in the heart of Walla Walla, Washington, Whitman College is a nationally recognized liberal arts institution known for academic excellence, personalized education, and a deeply collaborative campus culture. With a 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio and an average class size of just 16, Whitman creates an environment where meaningful relationships, individualized support, and student success are central to the college experience.

Whitman is also investing significantly in educational access and affordability. With an endowment approaching $850 million, the College has introduced innovative initiatives, including its 10% Promise, which caps tuition at 10% of family income for eligible families. Beginning in fall 2026, Whitman meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students. These commitments reflect an institution dedicated to removing barriers and expanding opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds.

Beyond academics, Whitman offers a distinctive sense of community and place. Its beautiful campus is within walking distance of downtown Walla Walla, a vibrant destination known for its culinary scene, wineries, and outdoor recreation. The College's collaborative culture, commitment to individual growth, and strong student outcomes make it a compelling place to build a meaningful career in higher education.

The Senior Disability Access Services Specialist plays a critical role in advancing Whitman College's commitment to creating an accessible, inclusive, and supportive learning environment for students with disabilities. Initially reporting to the Associate Vice President for Wellness, this position will transition to reporting to an Assistant Dean within Academic Affairs. The role combines direct student engagement with day-to-day operational leadership of Disability Access Services (DAS), without formal supervisory responsibilities.

This is an opportunity for a student-centered professional who enjoys building relationships, navigating complex accommodation needs, and developing practical solutions that remove barriers to academic success. You'll work closely with students to understand their individual experiences, coordinate accommodations, and empower them to navigate a rigorous academic environment with confidence.

Beyond direct student support, you'll have the opportunity to influence campus accessibility practices, strengthen faculty and staff partnerships, and contribute to continuous improvements in disability services. Your work will directly and meaningfully impact students' ability to fully participate in the Whitman experience.

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Student Accommodations & Individualized Support (60%)

• Serve as a primary resource for students with disabilities, guiding them through the interactive process of requesting, renewing, and modifying academic accommodations.
• Review disability documentation, conduct student intake meetings, and determine appropriate accommodations that support equitable access to academic programs and resources.
• Build supportive, trusting relationships with current and prospective students and their families, helping them understand available services and navigate the accommodation process.
• Ensure…