Reasonable Accommodations

A reasonable accommodation must first and foremost be based on documented individual student need. Accommodations are provided in specific contexts (i.e., courses). A reasonable accommodation is listed on the signed Faculty Notification Form and is corroborated by appropriate documentation that is forwarded by the student to the Center for Accommodative Services.

For further information regarding equal access and reasonable accommodations, please refer to the article by Paul Grossman entitled "Making Accommodations: The Legal World of Students with Disabilities," found at the Association on Higher Education and Disability web site.