Who can I talk to about arranging academic accommodations (extended time testing, note-takers, books on tape, medical disability support, etc.)?
you received academic accommodations and/or used an IEP plan or a 504 plan in high school and want to discuss the possibility of receiving those accommodation supports at SLU, please contact Adam Meyer, Disabilities Counselor, at meyerah@slu.edu, by calling 314-977-8885, or by visiting the office in the Student Success Center located in Busch Student Center 331. The higher education accommodation process differs from the high school accommodation process, so please make sure to contact the office as soon as possible to understand the procedures. You are welcome to make an appointment during your SLU 101 visit. Based on the SLU 101 schedule, the afternoon of Day Two is usually the best time. For more information on accommodations, please visit the Disability Services website.
you received academic accommodations and/or used an IEP plan or a 504 plan in high school and want to discuss the possibility of receiving those accommodation supports at SLU, please contact Mark Poussan, Disabilities Counselor, at poussonj@slu.edu, by calling 314-977-8885, or by visiting the office in the Student Success Center located in Busch Student Center 331. The higher education accommodation process differs from the high school accommodation process, so please make sure to contact the office as soon as possible to understand the procedures. You are welcome to make an appointment during your SLU 101 visit. Based on the SLU 101 schedule, the afternoon of Day Two is usually the best time. For more information on accommodations, please visit the Disability Services website.
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