{"id":504,"date":"2020-09-24T18:20:14","date_gmt":"2020-09-24T18:20:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/developmenttwo.marymount.edu\/academics\/?page_id=504"},"modified":"2023-10-26T10:54:41","modified_gmt":"2023-10-26T14:54:41","slug":"grievance-policy","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/marymount.edu\/academics\/services-resources\/student-academic-hub\/student-access-services\/policies\/short-term-disabilities\/","title":{"rendered":"Short-Term Disabilities & Absences"},"content":{"rendered":"
Accommodations approved by Student Access Services might include:<\/strong><\/p>\n Accommodations from Student Access Services do NOT :<\/strong><\/p>\n A student who experiences an illness, medical emergency, death in the family, or family emergency that causes absence from classes for a short period of time (e.g., several days and up to two weeks) should contact the Office of Student Health and Well-being at shealthc@marymount.edu, which may issue an Emergency Notification to the student\u2019s instructors. This notice does not excuse students from classwork; it only makes the student\u2019s instructors aware of the situation. The student is expected to make arrangements for missed assignments directly with the instructor and follow the course attendance policy.<\/p>\n If a student\u2019s condition is serious enough to prevent completion of the semester, the student should follow the process for requesting a medical leave. The Dean of Students and the student\u2019s associate dean are available to consult with students as they weigh their options.<\/p>\n Individual instructors have the prerogative to establish requirements for class attendance. Students are responsible for complying with the instructor\u2019s requirements and expectations. Absences for justifiable reasons such as illness, significant family crisis, and observance of religious holidays, jury duty, or participation as a representative of the University in athletic contests, conferences or cultural performances may be excused by the instructor if previous absences are not excessive, and if the student has made prior arrangements with the instructor to make up missed work. Instructors must assess a grade of \u201cFA\u201d for students who fail a course due primarily to poor or non-attendance.<\/p>\n Students are fully responsible for making up work missed due to class absence, both excused and unexcused. When students are absent, they are responsible for obtaining class notes and assignments from reliable sources. Instructors are not required to supply notes. Assignments and projects are to be delivered to the instructor on the assigned date, even when the student does not attend class. Without permission of an individual instructor, no test or class material will be repeated or rescheduled.<\/p>\n Prolonged illness or extraordinary circumstances such as a death in the family must be reported to the Office of Student Affairs, which notifies the student\u2019s instructor(s) of the absence. \u00a0Students absent for a significant time should consult with their academic advisor, or associate or assistant dean before deciding to withdraw or continue.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Temporary \/ Short-term Disabilities Commitment to assist students with short-term disabilities: Marymount strives to empower students to access their studies in all contexts even when unexpected circumstances create unanticipated challenges in maneuvering campus or engaging in classes. Students who experience injuries or short-term medical conditions that impact their ability to attend class or complete projects […]<\/p>\n\n
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Defining a short term disability<\/h3>\n
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Steps to take when requesting short-term academic accommodations from SAS:<\/h3>\n
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Steps to take when prevented from class attendance and communication with instructors:<\/h3>\n
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Marymount University Short-Term Emergency Notification<\/h3>\n
Marymount University Attendance Policy:<\/h3>\n