Dietary Accommodations

Champlain College students with documented disabilities may request appropriate and reasonable dietary accommodations.

Please complete the following steps to request dietary accommodations.

Step 1: Fill out the Dietary Accommodations Student Request Form

Dietary Accommodations Student Request Form

Step 2: Your Provider Submits Your Dietary Accommodations Documentation

We ask all students seeking dietary accommodations to send in documentation from a provider regarding their medical condition/disability. Below is a list of questions that you can send to your doctor. They will need to respond to the prompts in a letter format:

Medical Condition/Disability
Please describe your relationship with the student (e.g., physician, therapist, evaluator, etc.) and the duration of your relationship.
Date of most recent assessment.
Recommended reassessment date, if any.
Test results/clinical observations in support of the above condition.
Please describe the type, severity, and frequency of symptoms currently experienced by the student, and how the disability interferes with eating/dining in the campus dining hall.
Please provide any suggestions regarding how we can best accommodate this student’s disability-related impairment, including their specific dietary needs (gluten free, dairy free, peanut/tree nut free, specialized diet, menu planning, etc.).
Please include any comments or other information, including additional testing results, which may help us determine the most appropriate assistance for this student.

Additional Accommodations

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Academic Accommodations

The Office of Accessibility offers a wide range of services to ensure students with disabilities have equitable access to their education.

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Housing Accommodations

Champlain recognizes that being able to fully participate in residential housing is a big part of the college experience. If you have needs that require special housing arrangements, we can help.

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Testing Accommodations

Test accommodations are any modifications made to tests or testing conditions that allow qualified students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills in a testing environment.

Office of Accessibility

Location

Miller Information Commons, 2nd Floor
95 Summit Street

Mailing Address:
375 Maple Street
Burlington, VT 05401

Office Hours

Monday – Friday
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Fax Number: (802) 860-2764