No experience there, but is stepping outside the lab that difficult???

Rob Toreki

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On Apr 5, 2019, at 1:52 PM, Amanda MacPherson <amacpherson**At_Symbol_Here**YCP.EDU> wrote:

This is a question posed by one of the biology faculty at our school. What is the best way to manage a student with an accommodation for food or beverage in the lab? We have recently had a student with an accommodation to be able to chew gum in one of our labs (in this case an anatomy lab). We were able to work around it in this case, but have ongoing questions about managing these lab situations. Has anyone else addressed similar situations?

Thank you,

Amanda

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Amanda MacPherson

Chemistry Laboratory Coordinator

Physical Sciences Department

York College of Pennsylvania

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York, PA 17403

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