change within their current residence hall over others waiting for a room reassignment within the same residence hall.

CONFLICTING DISABILITIES:

Some members of the University community may have allergic reactions to, or phobias of, animals that are substantial enough to qualify as disabilities. The University will consider the needs of all persons in meeting its obligations to reasonably accommodate all disabilities and to resolve the problem as efficiently and expeditiously as possible. Students, faculty, and staff requesting allergy or phobia accommodations in classrooms, residence halls, or other areas of campus should contact the ADRC.

ETIQUETTE:

Administrators, faculty, staff, students, visitors, and members of the general public should avoid:

• Petting, touching, or otherwise distracting a service animal when it is working;
• Feeding a service animal;
• Harassing or deliberately startling a service animal or emotional support animal;
• Separating, or attempting to separate, a handler from their service animal or emotional support animal; and
• Making unwelcome or uninvited inquiries regarding an individual's disability.

RELATED DOCUMENTS:

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) National Network ESA Policy Manual (?) Kentucky Emotional Support (ESA) Laws – A Complete Guide for 2023 ADRC ESA/SA Application Health Provider Verification of ESA Need Form Other ESA/SA Informational Documents from the ADRC or Student Life

STATUTORY OR REGULATORY REFERENCES:

KRS Chapter 258 KRS Chapter 383

ADA

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973

Federal Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988