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Wilfrid Laurier University is committed to respecting the religious beliefs and practices of all members of the university community and has a duty to provide accommodation based on creed (religion) under the Ontario Human Rights Code. This obligation requires the university to work with students to provide reasonable accommodation when a student’s religious observances or spiritual beliefs creates a conflict with their academic schedule and subsequent ability to meet the academic requirements of the course as presented in the course outline.
Developing accommodations is a shared responsibility. Students need to work with their instructors and university staff to address accommodation requirements. The following outlines the process by which students are to request accommodation due to a religious or spiritual observance.
All accommodation requests for mid-terms, tests, labs or course work are to be directed to and addressed by the course instructor.
Steps:
All accommodation requests for final exams are directed to and addressed by the Faculty Petitions Committee for the faculty of the course (i.e. not the student’s “home” faculty).
Steps:
For more information, see the Accommodations for Religious Observances page, including frequently asked questions.
For additional support, please reach out to: