Documentation for a learning disability must include the testing procedures followed, the instruments used to assess the disability, the test results and an interpretation of the test results. Documentation for all undergraduates and graduates will be retained in the Office of Disability Support Services, and for law students, documentation will remain in the office of the assistant dean for student affairs. Documentation will remain in these offices for the duration of the student's academic career and will be kept confidential. The elevator in Charles Hall is for staff, faculty, and students who are handicapped or going to the fifth or sixth floor. The elevators in the Academic Center and the Law Center are for general use.
Handicapped students have priority.
In the event that an illness or an accident requiring first aid treatment occurs in the classroom or on University property at any time, notify a public safety officer. Individuals requiring emergency care will be taken to an appropriate medical facility. At the option of the instructor, arrangements may be made to inform students of particular course grades by personal mail only. Official grade reports are sent to each student within three weeks of the end of each semester period. When this policy is violated, action maybe taken against all participants, including pledges, through the University's disciplinary procedures.