Student Disability Resource Center

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Student Disability Resource Center

Available Resources Students Additional Testing Rooms Study space Student Groups Workshops Faculty/Staff Classroom management workshops Universal Design Trainings Resource Materials for loan

Examples of Student Resources Autism Support and Transition workshops Workshops on study skills, note taking and self advocacy Peer Mentoring – In Development Space available for student groups, study sessions or group projects

Examples of Faculty/Staff Workshops Understanding the ADA and Accommodations Classroom management for working with students on the Autism Spectrum Universal Design in Curriculum and Program Design Accommodations Vs Accessibility

SDRC Contact Director: Catherine Calhoun Email: SDRC@claremont.edu Phone: (909) 607-7419 Location: Tranquada Student Services Building 1st Floor 757 College Way