[nabs-l] Using disabilities office

[Darian Smith]

It has always been my expirience that  instructors are required to
provide some sort of  accomidation to   students with disabilities.
However,  in order for this to take place, they need documentation
stating that the person is indeed disabled.  I don't know your
situation, so i am not really in much a position to comment further.
  Hope this helps
  darian

On 11/16/10, Anjelina <anjelinac26 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Is it mandatory a blind student use the disabilities services office on
> their campus? I once had a professor tell me she could not provide
> accommodations without a certified letter from the ds office. What are our
> rights as students?
>
> Anjelina
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