Abstract
An earlier column explored the importance of process in Section 504 compliance (see https://bit.ly/3zDZ3WG). The Office for Civil Rights’ widely publicized June 14 Salt Lake Community College determination letter and resolution agreement resolving Section 504 and Title IX complaints arising from a pregnant student's request for severe morning sickness accommodations drives home that point, erecting burdensome obstacles to fundamental alteration determinations.
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