Through educational presentations, programs, and community service we are able to help our students develop skills and gain resources to enhance their abilities for success.
Disabled & Proud (I am different but not less) is an art showcase centered on the experience of Texas State University’s disabled student population. The purpose of this program is to create a better sense of community within the disabled community and provide disabled students an opportunity to share their voice in whichever medium best suites their artistic needs.
More students on the spectrum are coming to universities than ever before. Texas State University is committed to fostering an environment of inclusion and inclusion involves assuring support systems are available for students on the Autism Spectrum. Learn how you can contribute to that support at this presentation.
Click here for more informationCome by the ODS table and learn about resources that can help you beat the feelings of burnout that start to creep in at this point in the semester. You can also stop by to create your own study pack of swag, snacks, and more!
In recognition of National Transgender and Gender Non-Binary HIV Testing Day, the Office of Disability Services will partner with the Community Action Group Inc. to provide free HIV/AIDS screenings. The event will be held on Monday April 18th from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. in LBJSC rooms 3-21.2, 3-21.3, and the HUB. The purpose of National Transgender and Gender Non-Binary HIV Testing Day is to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS and encourage use of prevention and treatment methods in the non-binary and Transgender communities.
College students face a variety of unique stressors ranging from academic pressure, relationships, social commitments, financial problems, and time constraints. Additionally, students are confronted by wider societal concerns, social injustice, economic concerns, and immigration issues. Each of these can factor into student success. Learn from experts the coping strategies and resources available to assist and support you in achieving academic success.
Click here for more informationThe Office of Disability Servies will be hosting a presentation in which we will be having a conversation regarding services animals, emotional support animals, and therapy animals. This educational presentation hopes to clarify the state and federal laws, what our office can do, and why it is important to have this conversation.
