Student Access and Accommodation Services at Illinois State University

09/05/2024

Join us TODAY for our SAAS Snack Bar! We'll be on the Redbird Plaza (by the swings behind Fell Hall) from 1-3pm. Come by and grab some popcorn or popsicles!

02/22/2024

isn't quite done! There are still 7.5 hours left to give. Thank you to all who have donated to our SAAS scholarship fund so far. Your generosity allows us to offer financial support to students of our office.

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02/22/2024

Today is , and we want to grow our SAAS student scholarship fund! Would you consider donating to help us provide a way for students to continue their success here at ISU?

https://birdsgiveback.illinoisstate.edu/campaigns/student-access-and-accommodation-services?referral_id=65cf7348df82f5247ffc5d2f

02/08/2024

What a cool opportunity to learn more about studying effectively! Consider coming to STV 126 from 3-4pm tomorrow to hear from Dr. Wagman, and meet The Neurodivergent Student Society at Illinois State University!

The Neurodivergent Student Society is a community community where students who are neurodiverse can find a sense of solidarity with others who understand what they go through daily. This organization will also serve as a safe space for students to explore and embrace their neurodivergence. Meetings are hosted on Fridays from 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. in Stevenson (STV) 126.

Dr. Jeffrey Wagman, PhD, will be the guest speaker this Friday, February 9, 2024, from 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. in STV 126. His talk is entitled,

"Studying Effectively: With or Without a Neurodivergent Brain."

Dr. Wagman holds a PhD in Experimental Psychology from the University of Connecticut; he has been awarded the Illinois State University Outstanding University Researcher award, Psychology Department Outstanding College Researcher, and was nominee for the Janice Witherspoon Neuleib Award for Outstanding Achievement of the Year by a Tenured Faculty Member.

The Neurodivergent Student Society at Illinois State University is a community where students who are neurodiverse can find a sense of solidarity with others who understand what they go through daily. This organization will also serve as a safe space for students to explore and embrace their neurodivergence. Meetings are hosted on Fridays from 3:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. in Stevenson (STV) 126.

01/19/2024

We are so excited to partner on this event! Come join us on January 30 at the Bone Ballroom from 7-8:30pm for a Q&A with Jag Bains & Matt Klotz from Big Brother.

Jag & Matt will be here on January 30 for a Q&A about their unique experience as the first Sikh American and first Deaf person to have competed on CBS Big Brother! Have a question for them? Comment it below or message us. Questions will be submitted for review.

This event is FREE and open to all ISU students, faculty, & staff and community members. Hosted by Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality (Bone Student Center), Multicultural Center, Illinois State University, & Student Access and Accommodation Services at Illinois State University

03/21/2023

Check out the Cultural Career Network event tomorrow, Wednesday, March 22, 3:30-4:30pm on the second floor concourse in the Bone Student Center.

Connect with employers and alumni in a relaxed setting to explore potential career paths. Discover how to leverage your experience and identify employers that value equity, diversity, and inclusion. While all students are welcome to attend, this program focuses on women of color entrepreneurs.
Students should come as they are and be ready to have their entrepreneurial questions answered, enjoy light appetizers, and learn what Illinois State University - Career Services and the Multicultural Center, Illinois State University can do to help them pursue their dreams. Faculty and staff are also welcome!

02/23/2023

10/06/2022

Only one more week to sign up for the Workforce Recruitment Program internship/job opportunity!

The Workforce Recruitment Program is a great experience for students with disabilities! Please go to http://wrp.gov for more information, or contact our office to schedule a time to meet with Lori to learn more!

09/22/2022

The Workforce Recruitment Program is a great experience for students with disabilities! Please go to www.wrp.gov for more information, or contact our office to schedule a time to meet with a Coordinator to learn more!