The Accessibility Resource Center works to help students with disabilities have access to other university offices that provide a wide range of services:
Career and Testing Center
Galloway Business Building, Suite 102
(409) 880-8878
Food Services
Dining Hall
(409) 880-8055
Scholarship Office
Wimberly Student Services Building, Room 203
(409) 880-1714
Student Health Center
(409) 880-8466
College Readiness Math Lab
Mathematics Department, Lucas Building Room 211
(409) 880-8093
John Gray Library
1st Floor
(409) 880-1898
Speech-Hearing Clinic
Speech and Hearing Building, Room 121
(409) 880-8171
Veterans Affairs
Wimberly Student Services Building, Room 101
(409) 880-8437
Financial Aid
Wimberly Student Services Building, Room 200
(409) 880-7011
Parking Office
Wimberly Bldg.
(409) 880-7275
STARS (Student Advising and Retention Services)
Communication Building, Room 109
(409) 880-7201
Writing Center
Gray Library, 1st Floor
(409) 880-8571
RISE Center for Independent Living: located in Beaumont, RISE is a great resource for people with disabilities looking to find resources and live more independent lives.
National Federation for the Blind: works to help eliminate barriers for individuals who are blind.
United States Paralympics: find information on how to participate in sports opportunities for people with disabilities.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Transition Resources for Texas: transition information, resources, strategies, and events provided for parents, students, and professionals.
Pepnet2: To improve postsecondary outcomes for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, including those with co-occurring disabilities.
Disabilities Rights: Advocates for, protects and advances the legal, human and service rights of people with disabilities.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
DO-IT: Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology
PDF Accessibility – Instructions on how to make a PDF document accessible
Word Documents – Instructions on how to make a word document accessible
Captioning for Videos – one easy way to make sure your information and course is accessible is to make sure any videos are captioned. Before purchasing a video ask, for the captioned copy. If you need more information and resources, please contact the Accessibility Resource Center.