Reasons to Refer a Student to CDR:
- If you suspect a student would benefit from disability related accommodations and they shared with you they have a disability or used accommodations in the past:
- Guide them to the CDR web page – Students – Register with CDR
- Students can follow the detailed instructions provided on this page.
- Guide them to the CDR web page – Students – Register with CDR
**Having a student fill out the Registration form is critical, it allows CDR to do outreach without having documentation. We want to make sure documentation is not a barrier to initiate access and we will follow-up directly with the student on what information is necessary to authorize any accommodations.
- If a student tells you they think they may have a learning disability, but have never been tested, please direct student to the Learning Assessment Center (LAC) section of our website. There they will find the necessary information to initiate a screening.
- The student has presented a letter of accommodation from CDR, but is NOT using the accommodations that you believe they may benefit from or if you believe they need additional resources.
Reasons for faculty/staff to reach out to CDR:
- If you believe the student has a disability and it is adversely impacting his/her performance or behavior in class and his/her has not disclosed a disability or used accommodations or auxiliary aids in the past.
- We can work with you on how to engage the student in a discussion about the sensitive topic of disability and how to make appropriate referrals.
What CDR does not do/ Information CDR will not share:
- Information pertaining to a student’s disability status, provide details of what the disability is or the rationale for the specific accommodations, without a written release from the student
- Provide mental health or ADHD assessments
- Schedule the student’s exam
- Force or mandate a student to use their accommodations or disclose their disability status
- Back date accommodations
- Provide an excused absence letter pertaining to a personal or family emergency