Student Disability Resource Center
Location: Tranquada Student Services Center – 1st Floor
Hours: M-F 8am - 5pm
Contacts: (909) 607-7419, [email protected]
Catherine Calhoun ([email protected]) - Director
Lisette V. Sanchez (lisette.sanchez.claremont.edu) - Assistant Director
The Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC) is dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals by providing accommodations, assisting in mediation between students and faculty and providing student focus workshops on topics such as time management and study skills. We also provide training to faculty and staff on topics related to working with students with disabilities, Universal Design and Disability as Identity. Check out the website for more information.
Resources
How to Request Accommodations
If a student wishes to formalize disability support services the student must self-identify needs for accommodations in advance with Academic Resources and Services. The student must create an AIM profile and upload current documentation to the profile which establishes that the student has a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (see Documentation for further details).
Upon creating the AIM profile and uploading appropriate documentation, the student must email [email protected] to schedule an Intake Meeting. Intake Meetings are scheduled appointments with an Academic Resources & Services team member where the student can discuss their need for accommodations, and the ARS team member can work with the student in identifying what accommodations would be most beneficial for the student as they begin their college career at Scripps.
The student’s AIM profile and documentation will be reviewed and the student will be notified if the documentation is acceptable and complete, or if further information is required. Once eligibility is established, the student will be notified in writing of the approved accommodation(s). See the website for more information.
Test Proctoring Services
Students should request all exams through their student portals. If you have any issues or questions with submissions, please contact the SDRC office ([email protected]).
Request for Test Proctoring PDF
5C Exception Exam Request Form
Testing Procedures Student Responsibilities
Location: Tranquada Student Services Center – 1st Floor
Hours: M-F 8am - 5pm
Contacts: (909) 607-7419, [email protected]
Catherine Calhoun ([email protected]) - Director
Lisette V. Sanchez (lisette.sanchez.claremont.edu) - Assistant Director
The Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC) is dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals by providing accommodations, assisting in mediation between students and faculty and providing student focus workshops on topics such as time management and study skills. We also provide training to faculty and staff on topics related to working with students with disabilities, Universal Design and Disability as Identity. Check out the website for more information.
Resources
- In-person workshops ranging from executive function skills to disability as identity
- Exam proctoring services at the SDRC testing rooms
- Assistive technology loan program
- Alt media conversion/procurement services
- Student events including social events, workshops and presentations
- Professional development for staff, faculty and administrators upon request - workshops on universal design, identity development for students with disabilities, classroom management, and inclusive event development
How to Request Accommodations
If a student wishes to formalize disability support services the student must self-identify needs for accommodations in advance with Academic Resources and Services. The student must create an AIM profile and upload current documentation to the profile which establishes that the student has a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (see Documentation for further details).
Upon creating the AIM profile and uploading appropriate documentation, the student must email [email protected] to schedule an Intake Meeting. Intake Meetings are scheduled appointments with an Academic Resources & Services team member where the student can discuss their need for accommodations, and the ARS team member can work with the student in identifying what accommodations would be most beneficial for the student as they begin their college career at Scripps.
The student’s AIM profile and documentation will be reviewed and the student will be notified if the documentation is acceptable and complete, or if further information is required. Once eligibility is established, the student will be notified in writing of the approved accommodation(s). See the website for more information.
Test Proctoring Services
Students should request all exams through their student portals. If you have any issues or questions with submissions, please contact the SDRC office ([email protected]).
Request for Test Proctoring PDF
5C Exception Exam Request Form
Testing Procedures Student Responsibilities
- Send your accommodation letters to your professors.
- Initiate discussions with your professor about your exam accommodations.
- Schedule your test at least three days in advance with the SDRC.
- Arrive at the scheduled time to begin the test. If you are late, that amount of time will be deducted from your overall extended time. In some cases, this may need to be cleared with your professor.
- Abide by policies related to academic integrity and academic misconduct as outlined in on the back of the request for proctoring sheet.
