What types of services does the Student Disability Resource Center provide?

The Student Disability Resource Center primarily provides accommodations designed to support students with disabilities in accessing their educational environment. These accommodations can include services such as extended test-taking time, note-taking assistance, alternative formats for materials, and modifications to classroom settings, all aimed at ensuring equal access to education for students with disabilities.

While counseling services, career counseling, and academic advising are valuable resources offered in a university setting, they are generally provided through separate departments or offices and are not the primary focus of the Student Disability Resource Center. This distinction is crucial as it clarifies the specific role of the center in fostering an inclusive academic environment for students requiring additional assistance.