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Our nationally recognized Meighen Centre provides services and accommodations to Mount Allison students with documented disabilities.

Mount Allison’s Meighen Centre provides accessibility support to students with disabilities and medical conditions, whether permanent or temporary. Students registered with the Meighen Centre may receive academic and/or campus accommodations. Have questions? We're here to help!

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Accommodations, programs, and resources

Meighen Centre students have access to academic accommodations, services, and resources.

Appointments and staff

Have questions? We're here to help! Our professional staff is here to guide you every step of the way.

Pre-orientation for new students

The Meighen Centre pre-orientation is held a few days prior to the general ����51 Orientation each year.

About the Meighen Centre

Building on programs and services offered on campus since 1988, the Meighen Centre was established in 1994, with a landmark donation from Michael and Kelly Meighen of the then-Themadel Foundation, now the T.R. Meighen Family Foundation.

The Meighen Centre was one of the first of its kind among Canadian universities and is nationally recognized for its work with students who have learning disabilities. Several years ago, it expanded its services to include services for students with all types of disabilities, in partnership with the ����51’s Wellness Centre.