Current Students

Accessible Ebook: Spring: March 22, 2025

Accessible Classroom Furniture: Spring: April 8, 2025

Accommodation letter sent to appropriate staff and faculty: Spring: April 7, 2025

Notetaking: Spring: March 21, 2025

Schedule an Exam: Spring: April 8, 2025

For questions regarding academic support and accommodations, students and faculty can contact the Office of Student Accessibility by calling 503-768-7192 or emailing access@lclark.edu. Students and faculty may also schedule an appointment using Accommodate. Phone and Zoom appointments are available with OSA Staff members, if needed.

The Law School Registrar’s Office will ensure all exam accommodations are provided to students. Faculty do not need to take any steps regarding exam accommodations. If you have questions, please contact Law School Assistant Registrar Brooke Mill (bmill@lclark.edu).

Students who miss more than three days of class, due to illness or personal emergency, can contact Associate Dean Libby Davis (eadavis@lclark.edu) to request an attendance accommodation.

A set of classroom notes and notetaking can take on many forms. The Office of the Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Libby Davis, coordinates notetaking services for law students.  If you have any questions, please contact Libby Davis (eadavis@lclark.edu).

Logistics

Notetaking can take on many forms. The Office of Student Accessibility (OSA) embraces the principles of Universal Design around notetaking. For those classes where notetaking is an integral part of learning, we encourage professors to discuss notetaking with the entire class, about what role it plays in student learning, and what good notes look like. For more information please read, “Overview of Approved Classroom Notetaking Methods”

Who qualifies?

Note taking is an important skill and an imperative part of some classes. Several disabilities related to auditory processing, graphomotor difficulties, memory, and concentration can make synchronous notetaking in class inaccessible.

 If you have any questions regarding how to access class recordings, please contact Libby Davis (eadavis@lclark.edu).

Oregon State Bar Exam Accommodations Information

American Bar Association Information for students and lawyers with disabilities

American Bar Association State-by-State breakdown of disability resources

Please allow 5-7 days turn around time for bar accommodation and character and fitness forms to be completed and returned to you by Associate Dean Libby Davis. If you have any questions, please contact Libby Davis (eadavis@lclark.edu).