Eligibility for Students as
Students with a Disability

Referral of a
Student to the Office
of Disability Services

Syllabus Statements

Confidentiality and Disability - Guidelines
for Faculty

Web Construction and ADA Guidelines

Project and Paper Extension Policies

Language of Disability

Reasonable Accommodations
by Disability

Project Success Workshops

Syllabus Statement re Students with Disabilities

Any student who requires accommodations to complete the requirements and expectations of this course because of a disability is invited to make his or her needs known to the instructor and to Marianne Savino, the Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities, 120 South Wing, 878-4500.

Syllabus Statement on Disruptive Behavior

The following statement was distributed to the faculty for inclusion on the class syllabus by the Vice President of Student Affairs. It is written here from the perspective of faculty.

Disruptive behavior by students will not be tolerated. If a student behaves in a disruptive or threatening manner, I will exercise my right to ask that individual to leave the classroom. If refused, I will exercise my right to notify the University Police. The responding officer will determine whether an arrest should be made or whether a referral to medical or counseling staff is appropriate. If a student is perceived as a danger to him/herself or others, the Dean of Students, Dr. Phillip Santa Maria, may propose an interim suspension until a hearing is held. Any student removed from class will have a right to a hearing.