Syllabus Accessibility Statement

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Las Positas College Syllabus Accessibility Statement

Las Positas College is committed to creating a teaching and learning environment that facilitates equitable access and helps ensure academic success for all students. If you anticipate or experience any barriers to learning in this course, you are welcome to discuss your concerns with me.

Students who require alternative formats for course materials, adaptive equipment or software, or other academic support or accommodations due to a long-term or temporary physical or learning disability, mental health, or personal circumstance that may affect learning in this course, may request accommodation services through the Disability Resource Center (DRC) located in the Student Services & Administration Building, Building 1600, Room 1615.

The Disability Resource Center is the entity on-campus that helps coordinate with students to provide and/or arrange reasonable accommodations in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). All meetings with students are confidential and are discussed in a safe environment. For additional information about resources and services available through the Disability Resource Center, please call (925) 424-1510.

If you already have an approved accommodations plan through the Disability Resource Center, please meet with me as soon as possible so we can discuss and develop an implementation plan together. Thank you for your cooperation.