Accommodations

Students with disabilities can request academic, housing, or dining accommodations through an application process that includes student's self-disclosure, intake interview, and timely submission of detailed documentation of a disability.

The accommodation process is a two-person relationship between the student and Disability Services. Students are encouraged to be advocates for themselves in this process.

 

Directions for submitting an accommodation request:

Click on any of the links related to requesting an accommodation.

You will land on the Luther 360 Launchpad.

 

Click on “Ask for Help”

Click on “Accessibility – Accommodation Request – Request for Accommodation”.

Complete the form.

Types of Accommodations

Academic Accommodations support the classroom experience and learning. There are a wide variety of accommodations related to the classroom, such as testing, alternative formats, or notetakers.

Request an Academic Accommodation

Housing Accommodations support the living environment. Examples of these may be a single room or an emotional support animal (ESA).

Request a Housing Accommodation

Dining Accommodations support the dietary needs of the student. Examples may be modifications to the on-campus meal plan or allergy management.

Request a Dining Accommodation

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Students have both rights and responsibilities during the Accommodation Process.

Students have the right to:

  • Be an integral part in their accommodation process
  • Request more information
  • Receive their accommodations from their faculty
  • Appeal a decision regarding their accommodation
  • Participate equally in all programs provided by Luther College

Students have the responsibility to:

  • Be an advocate for themselves in the accommodation process
  • Communicate with Disability Services
  • Communicate with anyone who might be part of the process of ensuring their accommodations are met
  • Conduct themselves in a manner which upholds the Luther College Code of Conduct found in the Luther College Student Handbook.