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of the impact of a disability are encouraged to meet with me (Froney)
privately early in the semester. Students should also contact the
Disability Coordinator Services in Counseling Services (Dr. Kenneth
John) to verify their eligibility for reasonable accommodations as
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Faculty have been asked to advertise the following in their courses:Students who think they may need accommodations in this course becauseof the impact of a disability are encouraged to meet with me [Froney]privately early in the semester. Stude
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If you are having trouble with the class, a peer tutoring system isavailable athttps:/www.admin.haverford.edu/deans/tutoring/tutor.htmlPlease check it out if you think you might need a tutor.
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My office hours this term will be the following:Mon 2:00-4:00 p.m.Tue 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thu 2:00-4:00 p.m.Of course, you can come by and see me at other times; I am alwayshappy to talk with you. However, in this case you might want to callor e
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If you are having trouble with the class, a peer tutoring system isavailable athttps:/www.admin.haverford.edu/deans/tutoring/tutor.htmlPlease check it out if you think you might need a tutor.
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