Our Mission Statement

Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC) promotes inclusion by ensuring equal access to all aspects of the Carolina experience for students with disabilities by facilitating the provision of reasonable accommodations, providing modifications and serving as consultants to faculty, staff and campus partners.

 

Assistive Technology Lab

Visit our Assistive Technology Lab and gain access to the latest accessibility software, hardware and one-on-one support.

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Our Staff

Access contact and background information for members of our staff.

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Our Location

The Student Disability Resource Center operates out of the Close-Hipp Building in Suite 102, with our main office and the Assistive Technology Lab.

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Request an SDRC Presentation

You can request the Student Disability Resource Center to present about the registration process for students to receive accommodations, the accommodations/modifications available for students, and other ways you can help lead students towards better success.

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News and Announcements

Stay on top of the latest news and announcements regarding the Student Disability Resource Center and general accessibility issues.

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Policies and Procedures

Review our policies and procedures.

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Our Philosophy

College is a time of transition from late adolescence into adulthood. We recognize that students with disabilities face the same challenges as every college bound young adult plus the challenges related to limitations imposed by disabilities. Ultimately, the Student Disability Resource Center, in partnership with university faculty and staff, hope to facilitate every college student's successful transition into an independent adult life.

 

Our Commitment to You

We do nothing about you, without you.
Any action regarding access to services, seeking special assistance or providing reasonable accommodation must be initiated by you.

We speak with you, not about you.
All communication in any matter related to you flows through you.

No one speaks for you, or acts for you, but you.
We look to you to express your needs, provide us with information that will help us assist you, and keep in contact with us.

Federal Law and university policies require this. But most importantly, our desire to provide you with the best service in this time of transition requires this.