Accommodating Mental Health by Design
The information in this section was developed to help faculty members generate ideas about how they can proactively help students with disabilities in order to reduce the need for academic accommodation. This can help to avoid awkward situations, relieve some of the pressure faculty members sometime experience, and protects the dignity of student.
While these ideas were developed specifically with mental health disabilities in mind, many of the strategies discussed here are meaningful for all students with all disability types and can even help non-disabled students to learn more effectively, and more accurate demonstrate their abilities on assessments.
Please consider this information to be a work in progress. Your feedback, suggestions and ideas can help to make it better - please contact Barry Praamsma-Townshend if you would like to explore them further.
Important: Tests & Exams
If you use the SAS Exam Centre, please remember that all test and exam bookings must be submitted at least 10 BUSINESS DAYS ahead of when you intend to write.
In addition, the last day any bookings can be received is the first business day in November, March or July as appropriate for the semester.
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