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Handling Life and Classroom Disruptions

UCLA provides additional support for people experiencing disruptions that can interfere with their educational goals and work.

The resources below provide additional accommodations and guidance for members of our community in times of crisis or need. They point to a range of services and materials, including professional teams to assist with student needs, guidelines to address classroom disruption, and informative media and literature on freedom of speech.

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Case Management Services
Case Managers are available to assist student’s struggling with mental or physical health, facing an unexpected challenge or crisis, or experiencing a personal loss. They can support students by exploring options, identifying on-campus resources, and helping students to create a plan for their next steps.
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UCLA General Guidance for Classroom Disruptions
Free and open association, discussion and debate are important aspects of the educational environment of the University, and should be actively protected and encouraged, even where the positions advocated are controversial and unpopular. This guidance provides information on how to respond to disruption of classroom instruction during these instances.
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Teaching Guide: Teaching Strategies to Support Academic Continuity Through Difficult Times
Teaching Guide Available to UCLA Faculty Members

The following link to the Teaching Guide will take you to Box first, then redirect to GoogleDocs. To access the document, you will need to sign in using your UCLA Logon ID.
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