Services and Resources Available to SDR Clients

Resources and services available to SDR Clients include, and are not limited to:

• Priority registration and assistance with reduced courseloads
• Orientation to campus for students with disabilities
• Mobility Access Guide to CSUMB
• Notetakers (In-class peer notetakers)
• Alternate Formats of texts
  (Such as e-text, mp3, books on tape, braille)
• Strategies for self-advocacy about disability-related needs
• Liaison with Instructors, campus offices, and other community members
  (including Department of Rehabilitation)
• Testing Accommodations
  (Example: Quiet room, extended time, etc.)
• Sign Language Interpreters and real-time captioning
• Videotranscription or captioning assistance
• Drop-In Disability Advising
• Alternative course pathways/Course Substitutions
• Adaptive Computing and assistive technology
• Accommodations for On-Campus Housing

Additionally, SDR can provide referrals to resources on campus such as:

• A.S.A.P Academic Skills Achievement Program (Tutoring center)
• Adaptive Computing/Assistive Technology
• Career Development Services
• Campus Health Center
• Housing Accommodations
• Personal Growth and Counseling Center
• Point-to-Point paratransit
  
  Additional links:
• Who is eligible for services?
• How do I request services?
• I think I might have a Learning Disability, where can I get tested?

NOTE:  Students and community members in need of accommodations at University events, programs, or other activities need to contact the event host and/or sponsor in addition to Student Disability Resources. To ensure full consideration of needs, we urge that you plan ahead.