For intensive or long-term research, Disability Services assigns an academic assistant to provide a prearranged service. Short-term assistance with the retrieval of materials may be provided by library staff. Students should contact Disability Services to discuss whether or not library assistance is a reasonable accommodation. When appropriate, Disability Services staff contact library personnel to arrange the accommodation. Students are expected to provide all information necessary for the retrieval of materials and to request library assistance at least two weeks prior to when the assistance will be needed.
Students are responsible for fines or penalties.
Lumina to U is a delivery service available to students who have disabilities that limit access to library materials. To use the service, a student must register with Disability Services. A disability specialist orients the student to the policies and procedures for using the service. Laboratory and Classroom Assistance Academic assistants can provide hands-on support in laboratory courses and other classroom settings. In-class accommodations may include scribing, verbal description, print or graphic enlarging, and reading.