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04/10/2026

Final Exams for the Spring 2026 semester are required to be scheduled online through the SDC portal by: Monday, April 13th!!! We will NOT be accepting any late submissions and if needed please refer to The Hub’s final exam page for when final exam dates and times are. If there any questions, please reach out to [email protected]

A green graphic with two QR codes labeled “SDC portal” and “CSU Finals Schedule” and white text above them that reads, “Final exams must be scheduled online by: Monday, April 13,2026. Exams for finals week (5/11 through 5/14) must be scheduled in the SDC Acessible Testing portal by Monday, 4/13 at 11:55pm. SDC will NOT accept any late submissions! SDC hours for finals week are Monday through Thursday from 7:30 am to 9:00 pm. Final exam dates/times can be found on The Hub’s final exam page.”

04/01/2026

The Future Will Be...

This year’s SDC EOY celebration will celebrate the perseverance and progress that the disability community embodies. We want to empower you to envision what the future of disability accessibility looks like to you in a fun and genuine way! Come dressed up in your best futuristic outfit, anything goes! Have a sweet idea for a new integrated assistive tech? Let’s see it! The future may feel uncertain for many of us, but one thing is certain and that is that the disability community will be a part of blazing a new trail for everyone to live more accessible lives!

The event will be held on April 22nd at 5:30pm in Ballroom D of the Lory Student Center! RSVP by Friday, April 3rd through the link sent out to Student Emails by the SDC, or by scanning the QR code above.

A v***r wave graphic with a purple and pink night sky and a mountain with a blue outline, as well as a black floor with a hot pink grid pattern on top. In the sky is a yellow and pink sun behind the mountains, and a ram with futuristic clothing is seen floating in space. Another ram can be seen in a disability pride flag space ship, flying through space. Text on the graphic reads, “All students are welcome and invited to engage! The Student Disability Center presents: An End of the Year Celebration!! Join us in celebrating our graduating p*ers and our community perseverance and progress in this out of this world celebration! The theme is ‘The Future will be’ so be prepared to show up in your best futuristic outfits!! When: April 22nd at 5:30pm. Where: Lory Student Center Ballroom D. Please RSVP for the event by Friday, April 3rd through the link sent out in an email to student emails, or through scanning the QR code. If you have any questions or issues feel free to email us at [email protected]”

01/26/2026

Stay safe and healthy with the CSU Health Network this winter season!
Flu shots are available at the CSU Health Network, call or schedule online to get one today!
The CSU Health Network is also offering confidential, walk-in STD Testing on February 4th and 19th, and March 4th and 26th from 9am to 2pm! If interested please visit the CSU Health Network website for more information!

Slide one: A CSU Health Network infographic with a yellow and green background , with an anthropomorphic ram showing its bicep with a bandaid on it. A blue sp*ech bubble comes from the ram with white text that says “Fight the Flu!” Smaller green text next to the ram reads, “Protect yourself and those around you.” Yellow and white text off to the side of the infographic states “Get a Flu Shot, flu shots by appointment only, call 970.941.7121 or schedule online.”

Slide two: A CSU Health Network infographic with an orange and white background, with an image of a text message chat. Black text above the chat reads “Get Yourself Tested!” with smaller black text beneath that states “CSU Health Network 9am to 2pm.” On the other side of graphic, black text states “Dates: 2/4/26, 2/19/26, 3/4/26, 3/26/26. Confidential STD testing for 29 dollars, offer includes chlamydia and gonorrhea urine test only. It’s easy all you do is p*e in a cup! Walk in, no appointment needed. Don’t use the bathroom for at least an hour prior to your visit.”

10/01/2025

Join us on Monday, October 6th for Scott Klumb! Scott is an autistic filmmaker who is coming to share his story and host a workshop!

Event: October 6th 5-6pm in LSC Room 322

Flyer for Scott Klumb with a green background and white letters that state, " CULTURAL RESOURCE CENTERS
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

All are welcome and invited to engage.

SCOTT KLUMB

Join the SDC as we bring Scott Klumb to campus!

Scott is an autistic filmmaker. He will be hosting a talk and workshop to connect on his filmmaking and how being a filmmaker has allowed him to become a more independent human!

DATE: October 6th
TIME: 5 PM – 6 PM
LOCATION: LSC Room 322

BROUGHT TO YOU BY:

STUDENT DISABILITY CENTER
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY"

A picture of Scott Klumb wearing glasses and a blue shirt is in the top left corner.

09/26/2025

Mindfully Managing Stress Workshop, 4 Session Series
Tuesdays Oct.7,Oct.14, Oct. 21, Oct.28, 4:30pm to 6:00pm

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Need to get a handle on your stress? This 4-session workshop will cover 11 mindfulness practices to support your well-being. Mindfulness is a way to train ourselves to be in the present moment with awareness, acceptance, and self-compassion. Practicing mindfulness can help us cope with difficult experiences, cultivate meaning, and boost positive emotions.  In this series we will delve into mind-body techniques which can strengthen our skills for dealing with life.  We will also have time to practice these skills. We meet once a week and attending all 4 sessions is encouraged. Sessions will take place at the CSU Health Network, This workshop is for undergrad and graduate students at CSU. Registration is required; space is limited. https://csuhealthnetwork.as.me/schedule/97546740

Improving Sleep and your Wellbeing Workshop, 4 Session Series on Zoom
Wednesdays, Oct. 22nd, Oct. 29th, Nov. 5th and Nov. 12th, 1:15pm to 2:45pm

Do you have trouble sleeping? Or, do you think you sleep well, but wake up not feeling refreshed? If so, this sleep 4 session workshop can help you.  You will learn proven behaviors and habits that lead to better sleep and related daily functioning.  We will cover the benefits of sleep to your physical, emotional, and mental well-being, and how sleep medications and other substances can affect your sleep and sleep patterns.  This workshop goes beyond sleep hygiene, including how to use a sleep diary to better understand your sleep and what your sleep patterns might be telling you. We will discuss the physiology of sleep and you will have an opportunity to complete a sleep assessment.  There will be Q&A time for your specific questions.  This workshop is for undergrad and graduate students at CSU. Space is limited and registration is required. https://csuhealthnetwork.as.me/schedule/97546740

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05/05/2025

Join the SDC and RAM Events to make some crafts and enjoy some deserts on Tuesday, May 6th, from 1-4pm in the Student Disability Center (TILT building) and Wednesday, May 7th, from 10 am to 1pm in LSC 372/374.

A light blue poster with three cupcakes at the bottom of the poster. Scissors and paintbrushes are seen on the sides of the poster with dark blue text in the middle that reads:
“Doodles and Desserts
Tuesday May 6th 1 to 4pm. Student Disability Center (TILT Building)
Wednesday May 7th 10 am to 1 pm. LSC 372/374
Drop in, make crafts, & enjoy desserts. Everyone is Welcome!”
At the bottom of the poster in font white text reads: “For reasonable accommodations, please contact: [email protected]”

05/01/2025

Today is the Day of Giving! Help support our cultural resource centers if you are able!

Pink green and blue background with black words that state, "CRC Donation Challenge - When 40 donors give to the Cultural Resource Centers Endowment, a generous gift of $1,000 will be given!

04/03/2025

Join us for today’s events for Disability Awareness Week!! Students can Destress with Dogs in LSC 372 and Faculty can learn more about electronic accessibility and how to use descriptive links!!

Image 1: Flyer for Destress with Dogs with Blue, purple, and green background with 3 dogs on top and paw prints. Words are in white stating, “Disability Accessibility Week and APIDA (Asian Pacific Islander Desi American) and SWANA (Southwest Asian and North African) heritage month presents: Destress with Dogs featuring Human Animal Bond in Colorado (HABIC) April 3rd, 2025 1-2 pm LSC 373”

Image 2: Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a black, blue, and purple background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating,
“Thursday 4/3/25: Faculty Responsibilities for Electronic Accessibility
Where: Virtual
When: 10-11am
What: Are you wondering what new legislation means for you as an instructor? Have you received an accommodation letter requiring a ‘base level of accessibility’ in your course? Come learn what this means and how you can be prepared to meet these requirements.”

Image 3: Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a black, blue, and purple background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating,
“Thursday 4/3/25: 15-Minute Accessibility: Links
Where: Virtual
When: 11-11:15 am
What: Curious about creating accessible content from the start? Come to a 15-minute mini session series and learn how to use descriptive links.”

04/01/2025

Join us for more activities for Disability Accessibility Week! Today we have an opportunity for students to learn about assistive technology available to them. For faculty and staff we have a presentation on accessible headers and another presentation on everything you need to know about the accommodations process!

Slide 1:Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a black, orange, and red background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating, "Tuesday 4/1/25: AT Tools for Organization and Time Management
Where: TILT 105 & Virtual
When: 2-3 pm
What: Meet with Michelle Brodsky from ATRC (the Assistive Technology Resource Center) to talk about assistive technology available to students "

Slide 2: Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a black, blue, and purple background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating, "Tuesday 4/1/25: 15-minute Accessibility: Headers
Where: Virtual
When: 11-11:15 am
What: Curious about creating accessible content from the start? Come to a 15-minute mini session series and learn how headers create greater access."

Slide 3: Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a black, blue, and purple background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating, "Tuesday 4/1/25: The Accommodations Process: All You Need to Know Where: Virtual When: 2-3 pm
What: Have questions about what you are required to do as an instructor receiving an accommodation letter from the SDC? Come and connect with us as we talk about what the expectation of faculty is when they receive a letter."

03/31/2025

We’re excited for our first day of Disability Accessibility Week! Student activities are the first slide and faculty activities are the second slide! Come join us today for our open house!

Slide 1:Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a black, orange, and red background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating,”Monday: Get to know the SDC!
Where: TILT 121
When: 12 - 2 pm
What: Open house - meet with some of our staff and learn about the SDC’s role on campus.
**There will be snacks**”

Slide2: Flyer for Disability Accessibility Week with a blue, purple, and white background with green and white designs. Words are black and highlighted in white stating,”
Monday: Get to know the SDC!

Where: TILT 104 & Virtual
When: 10-12 am
What: Been curious about what the Student Disability Center does on campus? Come and connect with us as we talk about how we support students through their time at CSU. “

03/28/2025

Need a place to work on assignments and study while still being in community? Join us in Spring Forward! Held on April 3rd from 5-7pm in Nutrien Building Room 135. Show up to get a succulent and decorated pot and make connections with students and p*er mentors from various other programs!

A white background with pastel red, blue, and green boxes with cartoon images of a succulent, books, hands holding a heart, two people talking, and a sign that says “Welcome Spring”
The post reads,
“Join us for Spring Forward, April 3rd, 5-7 pm, Nutrien Building Room 135

An academic space to study and work on assignments.

This space is meant to foster and strengthen community! Whether it’s decorating a pot, working on homework, or connecting with p*ers, just know this space is for you.

Pick up a succulent and decorate pots! *first come first serve for students*

Chat and connect with p*er mentors or students from multiple programs.”

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121 TILT
Fort Collins, CO
80523

Opening Hours

Monday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Tuesday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Wednesday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Thursday	7:45am - 4:45pm
Friday	7:45am - 4:45pm

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