Experiential Learning (EL) supports students in gaining hands-on learning that helps them transition to the workforce. Experiential Learning includes but is not limited to the following:

• Field Experience 

• Field Placement 

• Internship

• Professional Practicum

• Labs

The purpose of access to lecture material accommodations is to reduce barriers for students with disabilities and medical conditions, whose functional limitations impact their ability to capture lecture material. Students have provided specific documentation that indicates that their disability and or medical condition impacts writing/typing, auditory, vision, cognitive functions.

If you are a student who has a disability that prevents you from using standard instructional materials, you may be provided the accommodation of:

• Alternate textbook format - to be requested by student & provided by SAS

If this accommodation is listed on your accommodation form please:

Students with a scribe or reader accommodation face barriers to reading and writing (by hand or typing) due to a variety of functional limitations including physical, cognitive, vision, or medical/pain related to their disability and or medical condition. A scribe or reader accommodation is approved when technological alternatives, such as screen readers, text-to-speech programs, are not feasible either due to the time required for the student to become proficient to utilize the technology effectively or the nature of the disability.