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  • Consult with DSPS to clarify student requests for accommodations, academic adjustments, and/or auxiliary aids and services
  • Uphold all expectations for classroom behavior and academic performance equally for all students
  • Consult with DSPS when faculty or staff have questions or concerns about the way in which the accommodation is to be provided
  
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  • Ensure all instructional materials are in an accessible format
  • Provide accommodations in a fair and timely manner when the student has shown the instructor their official DSPS Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP)
  • Maintain confidentiality when working with students with disabilities
  • Promote equal educational opportunity to all students without regard to race, religion, gender, ability, or age
  • Use only nondiscriminatory procedures to teach and evaluate the essential requirements of a course
  • Determine the curricula of their courses and ensure that the proposed accommodations do not alter essential academic requirements
  • Distinguish between content and activities that are essential to a course/program from those that are not essential and thus may be accommodated
  • Cooperate with procedures established by DSPS or Testing Center, such as reviewing, signing, and returning forms for test accommodations, facilitating the use of notes assistance, or reserving adapted furniture for qualified students in the classroom, etc.
  • Announce in class and on the syllabus that accommodations for disability-related needs are available on request.

    Instructors may use the following statement on their course syllabi:
    "Citrus College is committed to equal opportunities in education for all students. This includes students with documented disabilities. To qualify for support services, including reasonable accommodations, a student must self-identify and present disability verification from an appropriate, qualified professional to the office of Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS). Review the DSPS website, call DSPS at (626) 914-8675, or visit the DSPS office in SS133 for more information.

    "If you are registered with DSPS and would like to utilize your accommodations in this course, please email me your Academic Accommodation Plan (AAP). You may also present a copy to me after class or during office hours. Students are encouraged to provide the AAP to the instructor as early as possible to ensure accommodations will be facilitated in a timely manner. Feel free to contact me if you would like to schedule a meeting to further discuss your educational needs and accommodations. Lastly, if you have any accessibility issues with course materials, please contact me or DSPS."

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