Assisting Students with Disabilities
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How can SAS help you?
Our office provides accommodations and assistance in finding the right campus resources
for students registered with us.
- Learning
- Mobility
- Medical
- Psychiatric (Anxiety & Depression)
- ADHD/ADD
- Hearing
- Visual
- Temporary Injury
- Pregnancy
If you have question about what is covered, please contact the SAS office directly.
- Accessible Housing
- Exam Accommodations
- Course Accessibility
- ASL Interpreting
- Volunteer Note-takers
- Readers
- Assistive Technology and Software
- Alternative Formats of Course Materials
- Possible Other Reasonable Accommodations
Accommodations are determined on a case by case basis to assist each student's individual needs.
Step 1: Complete our ONLINE APPLICATION.
Step 2: Submit medical documentation.
Step 3: Attend an intake appointment in person or over the phone.
Announcements
Our survey from Spring 2022 is now closed. Thank you to all the students that took the time to complete it. We will be announcing the results this summer in our newsletter and webpage.
Submit Feedback Today!
If you missed our survey, don't worry! You can submit feedback to us directly via
our online Feedback Form. The form has the option to remain anonymous if you wish.
Be on the lookout for our next survey in Spring 2023.
Each Fall and Spring semester, SAS graduation cords are available for any of graduating SAS students who are at commencement ceremonies. These cords are 100% free to our students. The only requirements are (1) SAS registration, (2) graduating and walking in an upcoming commencement ceremony, and (3) completion of a request with a written reflection statement.
We will email and post the online sign-up for Fall 2022 graduates after the start of the Fall 2022 semester.
What do our cord colors mean? Our cords are royal blue representing seeking justice
and physical disabilities, gold representing excellence, and kelly green representing
mental health disabilities.
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