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As a University of Minnesota instructor, do you sometimes struggle to figure out how to best serve students with disabilities in your courses? Do you sometimes wonder what is "required" and whether you have to do everything that a student asks you to do?
If you have questions about accommodations for a student in your class, please contact the Disability Resource Center Access Consultant listed on your student's disability accommodation letter. If you are interested in education on disability issues in general, please contact the Disability Resource Center at 612.626.1333 and you will be directed to the appropriate staff person.