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Your Letter of Accommodation is developed in collaboration with your accessibility advisor and is used to begin a discussion with course and program staff about your accommodation needs. The letter maintains confidentiality about the nature of your disability, but informs an instructor about your relevant accommodations.

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    Students must be registered with Accessibility Services in order to receive their Letter of Accommodation.

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    Once you are registered with Accessibility Services, you can download the Letter of Accommodation. Download How to Access Your Letter of Accommodation (PDF) for detailed instructions.

    We recommend that you provide your professor or instructor with a copy of your Letter of Accommodation as soon as possible, once it has become available. If you prefer, Accessibility Services can provide the Letter on your behalf. If you request that your Letter of Accommodation be sent to your course instructor(s) on your behalf, please provide your accessibility advisor with the name and contact information for each course instructor you would like the letter sent to.

    Use Emailing Profs (PDF) as a template for emailing your Letter of Accommodation to your professor.

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