When one of our kids was in college, a professor in one class said there was a student in the class that needed a copy of lecture notes. If someone is interested in the job, please go to the disability or accessability office to volunteer for the job that will pay you for submitting a copy of readable notes from the lecture. Our kid volunteered for that job and never knew which classmate needed the notes.
Wow--one of many ways to get paid for doing what you were going to do anyway.
As far as the medical paperwork challenge, doesn't the college have a clinic or out-patient office that has a medical professional who would sign the papers needed for the accessibility office? In other words, what would a student do if they broke their wrist on campus? The college must have a referral program to someplace. How about the person who put the splint and sling on your son?
Wow--one of many ways to get paid for doing what you were going to do anyway.
As far as the medical paperwork challenge, doesn't the college have a clinic or out-patient office that has a medical professional who would sign the papers needed for the accessibility office? In other words, what would a student do if they broke their wrist on campus? The college must have a referral program to someplace. How about the person who put the splint and sling on your son?
Statistics: Posted by celia — Thu Oct 31, 2024 2:20 am — Replies 27 — Views 2080