[nabs-l] Accommedations Letter to Professors

[sarah.jevnikar at utoronto.ca]

Hi Jordan,
I think that notifying your professors one way or the other is  
essential for you to be accommodated. I think your approach should be  
twofold: have the DSS office write a letter if that is there procedure  
but also write or phone your professors yourself to tell them  
specifically what you need. That way they can put a name to a face,  
you can put a name to a voice, and that knowledge will make it much  
easier for you to get any help you may need later. If you take the  
initiative now both parties will feel more comfortable with each other  
if something comes up.
HTH,
Sarah


Quoting Jordan Richardson <lilrichie411 at gmail.com>:

> hi all,
> i just talked to the person at the DSS office today and one of the things
> that we talked was the accommedations letter to the professors.  Now, i had
> heard about this through Jeff Thompson and MnABS.  Is it better to have the
> DSS office write the letter and send it to me for revisions, or for me to
> just write the letter and to send it to my professors myself.  If i do the
> latter, should i tell the DSS office that i will write the letter myself?
> thx,
>
> --
> Jordan Richardson
> lilrichie411 at gmail.com
> “What is a friend? A friend is a single soul dwelling in two bodies”
> --Aristotle
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