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[email protected]. 02 > NEWS TheRotundaOnline.com EDITORIAL BOARD 2016 Longwood sees increase in HALLE PARKER editor-in-chief emotional support animals JEFF HALLIDAY AND MIKE MERGEN by Shelby Massie News Staff faculty advisers @longwoodrotunda Currently, there are four emotional support animals has a therapeutic relationship with, identifying the NEWS LAYOUT as well as one service dog that Longwood has approved Emotional Support Animal as a necessary form of CHRISTINE RINDFLEISCH AUSTIN BERRY to be in student’s possession. Longwood has seen an accommodation for a veriied disability,” stated Farrar. editor editor increase in the number of emotional support animals According to Farrar, the oice works diligently SHELBY MASSIE PAMELA DAHL from one to four in the past year, according to Joshua with the student that is inquiring about being able staff assistant editor Blakely, assistant dean of residential and commuter to have an emotional support animal. hey want to JESSE PLICHTA-KELLAR JACQUELYN STOFFELEN life. make sure that the student is comfortable with the staff staff “A service animal performs a speciic service for options that are presented for them.