Students share a variety of concerns with faculty regarding their academic and personal lives. For instance, if a student references wondering if they have a disability or otherwise seems uncertain what services or support they may qualify for, please refer them to Where to Start. This page summarizes a range of available supports, many of which may provide relief of symptoms such as test anxiety and difficulties with focus (e.g., Student Wellness Center, Academic Skills Center, and Counseling Services), and may be more appropriate than a referral to SAS. Other resources include information on disability prescreenings.
As faculty, you have good instincts about student learning, and at times you may be in a position where you believe a student needs additional support and/or wonder if they have a disability that is interfering with academic performance. If this happens, here are a few recommendations:
Always feel free to contact SAS to discuss individual decisions about referrals. Email student.accessibility.services@dartmouth.edu, or call 603-646-9900.
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