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Richard G. Taylor, Ph.D.
McKay Library Room 158
(208) 496-1158 Voice/TDD
Fax (208) 496-5158
Accommodations
Academic accommodations include such things as the following
- Additional time for testing
- Preferential seating
- Volunteer note-takers
- Oral testing
- Audio taped lectures
- Priority registration
- Distraction free environment for testing
- Access/Assistive technology equipment
These accommodations are considered on an individual basis determined on the clinical information and by an interactive dialog with the student who has a disability.
If needed, written descriptions of specific accommodations may be sent to instructors or requested by students. With students' permission, clinical information regarding the disability may also be shared with instructors to help in providing better services.
Department of Academic Learning Services
All students, regardless of disability issues, are encouraged to take advantage of the services offered through the Academic Learning Department located in the McKay Library on the 3rd floor, East wing. Elevator access is provided
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Reading Center
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Writing Center
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Math Center
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Study Skills Center
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Tutoring Center
These services are provided at no extra cost to the student. It is the student's responsibility to contact the centers and make arrangements for services. Information can be found on the BYU-Idaho home page by following the prompts under "Students," then "Services," to "Academic Learning." A person may also call the Department at (208) 496-1158.
See also "Adaptive Service Adventure Program" (ASAP)
Steve Andersen
Phone Number: 496-2229
Email: AndersenS@byui.edu
Personal Assistance
Services such as a personal attendant, help with activities of daily living (ADL's), transportation to campus, or transportation on campus, etc., are classified as "Personal Services," and not provided by the university. Referral to appropriate agencies and resources is available through the SSD Office.