Happy Fall & Welcome (Back)!

Welcome, ‘28s and new transfer students!

Please apply for services if you are seeking accommodations related to a disability or diagnosed health condition. If you think you may have a disability and are considering applying, please visit Where to Start for guidance about next steps.

Where to Start

Many students are experiencing new challenges with anxiety, depression, and/or significant difficulties focusing. Although these feel awful, they do not always rise to the level of a disability. Please view Where to Start for resources that can provide immediate relief of symptoms (which accommodations cannot do) and information about how to proceed if you wonder if you have a disability.

Document Conversion Students: Time To Upgrade!

Anyone with a Dartmouth ID can access the free document-conversion tool SensusAccess. Check it out, and listen to your pdfs or change them to other preferred formats. SAS also has the newest version of Kurzweil 3000 text-to-speech software, which includes the Kurzweil 3000 (v22) web license version and the K3000+firefly online application. Contact Assistive Technology for more information.

Apply to Become a Notetaker

SAS is looking for students to serve as paid notetakers for the term. Please fill out our new Application Form (or Work Interest Form) on our Become a Notetaker  page. If you have any questions about Notetaking Services, please email us at Notetaking@Dartmouth.edu.

Guide to Extending Exam Time & Other Accommodations in Canvas

This step-by-step guide walks through setting up quiz and exam extended time accommodations in Canvas