Remote Accommodations for In-Person Classes
Dear Students,
We’ve received a lot of questions about the return to in-person classes, so we wanted to remind you of the expectations for in-person classes and the procedures to follow if you need to seek an accommodation to attend classes remotely.
Students with classes that resumed in-person instruction this week are expected to attend courses in person. We recognize, however, that there may be many reasons a student may not be able to attend some or all classes in person. All faculty are prepared to provide meaningful instruction with substantial interaction, even to students who are unable to attend in person.
Below are instructions for students seeking a remote attendance accommodation for in-person classes:
- Students with health-related concerns about attending classes in person during a pandemic should contact the Office of Disability Resources for Students as soon as possible to request a remote accommodation.
- Other students may be exposed to or contract COVID-19 during the semester; anyone who has or thinks they may have COVID-19 should avoid coming to the Law School and may attend class remotely. Please contact Dean Aden for additional instructions if you think you may have been exposed or if you have had a positive test.
- Students who aren’t eligible to receive a remote instruction accommodation from Disability Resources for Students may ask their professors for permission to attend classes remotely. Professors will use their discretion to grant or deny remote accommodations under these circumstances.
Thanks,
Dean Aden
