The Student Disability Center (SDC) is excited to announce we will be opening our SDC Community Space in the Lory Student Center (LSC). The space is located on the 2nd floor of the LSC in room 223 (near the Sweet Sinsations coffee shop). The space is meant to be a place for SDC students to spend time together, study, Read more about SDC Community Space[…]
Hello, Welcome to the start of the spring 2023 semester. You are receiving this email because you have had contact with the Student Disability Center and have received accommodations or support from our office. We wanted to provide some important reminders about your accommodations. We ask that you please read this full email as this Read more about Spring 2023 Reminders[…]
Parking and Transportation Services is currently running a one-year pilot program of an on-campus shuttle for students with permanent disabilities. The program provides a supplemental, first-come, first-served Courtesy Shuttle for students with an eligible permanent disability. Rides are provided when space is available, 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday, to and from residence Read more about Permanent Disability Shuttle[…]
Hello, Welcome to the spring 2022 semester. We wanted to provide some reminders about receiving and utilizing your accommodations this semester. Returning SDC Students If you are a returning SDC student taking classes this semester, and want to use your accommodations, please remember to submit an Returning SDC Students: Accommodation Letter Request Form. You need Read more about Welcome to the Spring 2022 Semester[…]
The SU Health Network and Student Disability Center are collaborating to host a twice-monthly support group for students with chronic health conditions. Time, Dates, and Location 1:00pm – 2:30 pm 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month Zoom meeting: Meeting ID: 994 7131 4851 Passcode: 550607 Hosted by Helen Bowden, Ph.D. & Mel Lafferty Helen Read more about Chronic Health Conditions Support Group[…]
Echoing President McConnell’s Fall address, the Student Disability Center stands in support of all individuals who have been negatively impacted and/or harmed by recent and prior events linked to the behavior of others. We support individuals whose voices are not being heard. Know that we stand with you because we understand what it means to Read more about Incidents of Bias[…]
Disability Dialogues are a chance for students of all abilities to engage in conversation about disability, how disability shows up in the world and on campus, and how disability intersects with a variety of other identities. Topics will be presented once a month. The next topic will be in October and be related to the Read more about Disability Dialogues[…]
If you will need accommodations due to a disability or chronic physical or mental health condition, please contact the office as soon as possible. New students need to meet with one of our accommodation specialists before any accommodation will be implemented. Once you meet with a specialist, you will be given accommodation letters to give Read more about Welcome to the Fall 2019 Semester[…]
If you are a CSU student interested in working in government for the summer or after you graduate, the Student Disability Center and the Career Center staff would like to tell you about a great opportunity for CSU students with disabilities, the Workforce Recruitment Program. The Workforce Recruitment Program for College Students with Disabilities (WRP), Read more about Workforce Recruitment Program[…]