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The Université de Sherbrooke has developed two guides - one for students and one for professors - regarding ways to accommodate students with disabilities. They are geared toward raising awareness of disability issues in the university community.

The guide provides professors with many useful and practical hints about adaptations in the classroom for students with hearing, visual and mobility impairments. The responsibilities of both student and instructor are outlined, and university policies governing the responsibilities of everyone with respect to adaptations for students with disabilities are discussed.

The guides are designed to promote three general notions: Equal opportunity without discrimination; acceptance of integration as an autonomous process for the individual; and the role of the "Services aux étudiants handicapés" as a support base for student accommodation. The student and faculty guides are roughly a dozen pages in length each and are written in a simple, non-discriminatory language.

Contact:
Philippe Labelle, prêtre
Responsable de l'intégration des étudiantes et étudiants handicapés
Centre de services aux étudiants
Université de Sherbrooke
Info-Centre, local 116
2500 boulevard de l'Université
Sherbrooke, Québec
J1K 2R1
Phone: 819-821-7662 or 819-821-7618
Fax: 819-821-7930
Email: philippe.labelle@courrier.usherb.ca
Web site: http://www.usherb.ca/sve/aaf/handic/

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