Note Taking Services

• Notetakers are selected from the students in your classroom. You can attempt to find a classmate willing to provide you with copies of their notes. If you are uncomfortable making a choice, the instructor can be enlisted to help with the selection process.  
• As notes are considered a supplement to the lecture, you will only receive notes for classes when you are in attendance. 
• If you have concerns with the notes you are receiving in a class, or if you are not receiving the notes, you must immediately notify Disability Services of the problem.
• Disability Services may wish to look at the notes and possibly ask your professor to review the notes for content and legibility. If it is determined that the notes are not sufficient, you or your instructor should select another notetaker from the class.  
• If no notetakers can be selected from class, the Disability Services office will contact the faculty and/or director of the student’s program to recruit a graduate student or teaching assistant.

Notetakers

• Notetakers receive a $50 clipper cash deposit for taking notes. Clipper cash will be paid towards the end of the semester if the notes have been provided consistently and satisfactorily. Notetakers must come to Disability Services to complete the appropriate paperwork to be paid.
• All notetakers have the option to use the copy machine in our office to duplicate notes. They are also eligible to participate fully in all activities and training offered to notetakers.