The College stands opposed to prejudice and disrespect toward any person because of sexual orientation, gender, religious belief, physical ability, age, or racial or cultural identity, and seeks to eliminate the public expression of such prejudice and disrespect.
Earlham College is committed to providing equality of opportunity to students with learning disabilities through a supportive academic and social environment. Faculty and students work together in partnership to determine students' needs and attempt to see that those needs are met. The College, however, does not provide a comprehensive learning disabilities program.
The Center for Academic Enrichment (CAE) coordinates the delivery of accommodations for students with disabilities.
Academic accommodations and auxiliary aids may include
(but are not limited to):
providing notetakers, readers and computer assistance
assistance in obtaining books on tape
extended time in taking tests or assistance via computer technology
a test-taking environment with limited distractions
In very limited circumstances, a different testing format
use of computers for assignments and tests
the substitution of appropriate courses for the second language requirement.
Technological assistance available from the Center for Academic Enrichment includes:
Kurzweil 1000 and 3000: scan/read software
Limited Braille text with Duxbury Software and Braille embosser
Tactile Image Enhancer
For a full description of Earlham's policy on accommodation for students with disabilities, see Statement on Learning Disabilities for details.
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