Disability support and accommodation is a significant component of the mission of the CSU. The CSU is committed to working closely with our students, employees and campus visitors with disabilities to assure an educational and work environment that conforms to federal and state disability laws. Individuals with a disability may file a disability-based complaint with the Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation (DHR) Administrator. Please see the Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation webpage for further information.
Access and Accommodation
The CSU is committed to providing support and accommodation to persons with disabilities.
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Executive Order 1111
Reasonable Accommodation in the Employment Application Process
If a qualified applicant with a disability requires reasonable accommodation in the CSU employment application process, that applicant may contact the campus or Chancellor’s Office Human Resources Office.
Academic Accommodations or Adjustments for Students with Disabilities
Students seeking academic accommodations or adjustments must contact the campus Disabled Student Services (DSS) office on campus as early as possible. DSS will assist the student in identifying and providing reasonable accommodations and adjustments. A student who is not satisfied with his accommodations or adjustments must file a Section 504 complaint through the campus DSS Office.