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Q. I have a student who told me that they have a disability, but they have not requested accommodations. Am I still responsible for accommodations?

No. You are only legally required to provide reasonable accommodations if requested. It is appropriate to speak to students privately in these situations to discuss reasonable accommodations, or to inform them that the university has a Disability Support Services office. Free D.S.S. outreach literature is available for faculty who wish to share it.

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Answered By: Rose Kania

Last Updated: Nov 06, 2017 Views: 11

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Q. I have a student who told me that they have a disability, but they have not requested accommodations. Am I still responsible for accommodations?

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Answered By: Rose Kania Last Updated: Nov 06, 2017 Views: 11

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Answered By: Rose Kania

Last Updated: Nov 06, 2017 Views: 11