About

Tim has been a director of Student Disability Services at UCSF since 2015. He oversees the schools of medicine and pharmacy, for which he directs disability initiatives, and conducts faculty and staff training. Tim was the previous assistant director of "AccessibleNU" at Northwestern University – Chicago campus, and for the past 15 years, Tim has been working in the areas of academic support and disability services in higher education.

Before moving to higher education, Tim spent 20 years in teaching and administrative roles for middle and high school special education programs, and he taught undergraduate and graduate education courses in the area of education and special education.

Tim is the past president and co-founder the Coalition for Disability Access in Health Science and Medical Education and the lead author of a chapter on myths about students with disabilities in "The Guide to Assisting Students with Disabilities: Equal Access in Health Science and Professional Education" (Springer Publishing).

Tim earned his bachelor's degree in special education in 1982 and his master's degree in education in 1984 from the University of Detroit (Mercy).
 

Clayton Littrell, Co-Director
Student Disability Services
University of California, San Francisco
500 Parnassus Ave, Milberry Union, MU100
San Francisco, CA 94143
telephone: 415-502-3469
email: [email protected]

Clay has been with Student Disability Services at UCSF since 2017. He oversees the school of nursing and dentistry, as well as assistive technology needs for the entire campus's student population. He is a student-focused advisor and assistive-tech user, with expertise in putting immediately deployable solutions into the hands of students.

Since 2006, Clay has worked in student disability services across the spectrum of education, in K-12, community colleges, undergraduate, and graduate levels. He previously served in roles ranging from coordinator, associate director, to AT specialist in the California Community College system (MiraCosta College), the Cal State system (Cal State San Marcos), as well as at Northwestern University's main campus in Evanston, IL.

In 2012, he earned his master’s degree in education from San Diego State University, where he studied educational leadership, counseling, assistive technology, and the psycho-social aspects of disability.

Jon McGough, Specialist
Student Disability Services
University of California, San Francisco
500 Parnassus Ave, Milberry Union, MU100
San Francisco, CA 94143
telephone: 415-514-2708
[email protected]

Jon McGough, M.Ed. oversees Graduate Division and Physical Therapy. Jon came to UCSF from Amazon, where he was the Senior Accommodation Consultant for US corporate accommodations. Prior to that, Jon's career in higher education spans 15+ years working at public and private universities, determining accommodations, leading teams, and providing consultation on ADA matters of digital and physical access. He has worked at University of Washington, Western Washington University and Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine, among other institutions. Jon served on the Board of the Coalition for Disability Access in Health Science and Medical Education and is a past President of the Washington Association on Postsecondary Education and Disability.  

Jon is originally from Rochester, New York, but currently lives in Bellingham, Washington with his spouse and 2 kids, where they enjoys gardening, hiking, and the burgeoning musical theatre scene of the Pacific Northwest.