Students MUST present an Instructor Accommodation letter from Disabilities Support Center to receive accommodations. If the student does not have an Instructor Accommodation letter he or she should be referred to the Disabilities Support Center office to request services. Counselors will determine the appropriate accommodations after reviewing documentation of the disability provided by the student. Discuss any questions about recommended accommodations first with the student, then, if necessary, with a Disability Support Center counselor. Students have a responsibility to give instructors and Disability Support Center adequate time to arrange accommodations.
Counselors encourage students to identify early in the semester.
A letter from Disability Support Center authorizing your accommodations will be needed. Once a student has identified to the instructor and requests disability-related accommodations authorized by the Disability Support Center, the College has a legal responsibility to make reasonable attempts to accommodate the need, even late in the semester. Instructors should feel free to contact a Disability Support Center counselor for assistance on arrangements for last-minute requests. Disability Support Center is the office designated to receive and interpret documentation of the disability. Counselors certify eligibility for services and determine accommodations.