Disability Resource Center
The SUU Disability Resource Center (DRC) helps all students take part fully in university classes and programs. We provide helpful accommodations and personalized support for your classes each semester.
Who We Help
We support students who face any kind of physical, mental, or learning barrier at school. You can get help from our office if you experience any of the following:
- Long-Term Disabilities: This includes ADHD, autism, dyslexia, specific learning challenges, and physical or movement disabilities.
- Mental Health Conditions: This includes anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health challenges.
- Short-Term Injuries: This includes students recovering from surgeries, concussions, broken bones, or other temporary medical needs.
- Pregnancy and Childbirth: This includes medical needs during pregnancy, complications, and recovery after giving birth.
- Waiting for a Diagnosis: We also support students who are currently waiting for an official medical or psychological report.
First Time Request:
Apply for AccommodationsEach Semester:
Other Helpful Campus Services
The DRC works closely with other SUU offices to help you succeed. If you need support outside of disability accommodations, we highly recommend these campus resources.
- Tutoring Center: Get free, one-on-one help with your specific college classes.
- Writing Center: Get feedback and help with essays, research papers, and writing assignments.
- TRIO Programs: Extra academic advising and support for first-generation and income-eligible students.
- Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS): Free, confidential therapy, mental health counseling, and diagnostic support.
- Health & Wellness: Resources for personal wellness, healthy habits, and medical needs.
- Financial Wellness: Help with budgeting, understanding financial aid, and managing college costs.
- Student Outreach and Support: General support for students facing life hardships or personal crises.
- Title IX Office: Support, rights, and advocacy regarding pregnancy, parenting, or discrimination.
- Utah Vocational Rehabilitation: An outside state program that helps students with disabilities train for and find careers.
Upcoming Events
Contact
Disability Resource Center
8:00am - 5:00pm