Documentations
In order to receive academic accommodation based on a diagnosed disability, the student should submit a documentation to the Student Wellness Counseling. This documentation should be current (in most cases no older than three years), comprehensive, and include the following:
- Student's name
- Date of evaluation and/or last contact
- A specific diagnosis, including level of severity
- The specific findings in support of this diagnosis including relevant history, observations of the individual, tests administered, test results, and the evaluator’s interpretation of those test results
- For a diagnosis of Learning Disability, ADD or ADHD, a neuropsychological examination or psycho-educational evaluation
- A description of the student’s functional limitations as they are directly related to the stated disabilities and necessitate any accommodations
- The evaluator’s name, address, telephone number, and professional credential relevant to the diagnosis (e.g., M.D., Ph.D., LSSP)
The documentation must be on letterhead, typed, dated, and signed.
Quick Links
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Events Calendar
Upcoming Student Events
- Nov 7, 10am-4pm: MUN Training Day
- Nov 7, 3pm-4pm: Football Match: Georgetown vs. Texas A&M
- Nov 7, 3pm-6pm: Photography Site Photo Shoot
SFS-Qatar News
- SFS Dean Discusses Changing Face of International Relations
More than 300 people gathered at the Four Seasons on Monday evening to listen to Georgetown professor Carol Lancaster discuss the “new world order” in international relations, and how this will impact the balance of wealth and power in the coming years. (October 14, 2009) - Georgetown Welcomes the Class of 2013
On Thursday, August 20, the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service in Qatar (SFS-Qatar) officially welcomed the Class of 2013 into the university during its New Student Convocation ceremony. (August 25, 2009) - Summer Camp Makes Global Knowledge Local
This July, teenagers from Qatar's 16 local schools participated in Planet Georgetown, an internationally-themed summer camp. (August 01, 2009)

