Summer 2015 - CE 3303.002 - MECHANICS OF SOLIDS (CRN: 9768364)
STUDENT NAME is registered with Student Disability Services and has the right to receive the following in-class
accommodations, in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Letter of Accommodation (LOA)
becomes effective the date received by the faculty member. Accommodations must be implemented within one
week of receiving this letter.
Please read carefully the information pertaining to specific accommodations for the student listed below. If requested,
your prompt response will ensure that Texas Tech University is in compliance with Federal Statutes.
Important Notice: The information in this letter is strictly confidential!
STUDENT NAME has supplied Student Disability Services (SDS) with documentation that qualifies the student for
the services indicated below.
It is the student's responsibility to contact you to discuss accommodations. Please respect the student's right to
confidentiality and limit your discussion of student's disability or accommodations to private conversations with
him/her. It is the student's decision whether to share specifics about their disability.
Specific accommodations the student is eligible to receive:
1. Alternative Testing
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Additional Time Student is allowed 100 percent additional time than is allotted to other students
in the course on exams, quizzes, and time needed to complete in-class work (this includes labs).
This time does apply to both in class and online quizzes and exams.
Option 1: Academic Testing Center (West Hall, Room 214). The STUDENT must arrange for his/her
tests to be administered through the Academic Testing Center. A contract (pink form) will be signed
by both the student and the instructor and must be returned to the Academic Testing Center at
least 5 days prior to the first exam.
Option 2: Department Location. The INSTRUCTOR may arrange for the student to take his/her
exams within their department. Please note that all testing accommodations must be provided in
order for the student to test within the department.
Quiet Location
Alternative Test Location Alternative test location that provides a quiet environment that reduces
distractions. This accommodation does not apply to online courses.
Option 1: Academic Testing Center (West Hall, Room 214). The STUDENT must arrange for his/her
tests to be administered through the Academic Testing Center. A contract (pink form) will be signed
by both the student and the instructor and must be returned to the Academic Testing Center at
least 5 days prior to the first exam.
Option 2: Department Location: The INSTRUCTOR may arrange for the student to take his/her
exams within the department. The location must provide reduced distractions as well as
accommodating the extra time requirement, when applicable.
2. Others
P riority Scheduling
Student is eligible for Priority Registration on the date as designated by Texas Tech University.
Priority Registration is applicable only on the assigned date and Student Disability Services does not
have the ability to override students into any course or section.
If you want to learn more about providing services for students with disabilities, please visit:
http://www.studentaffairs.ttu.edu/sds
Thank You,
Student Disability Services
335 West Hall
MS 45007
Lubbock, TX 79409-5007
Phone: 806-742-2405 (Voice)
Fax: 806-742-4837
Email: sds@ttu.edu