Disability Services strives to promote equal access to all university programs and activities for students with disabilities. We would love to help you on your journey here at Texas State University.
Looking to Register?
Review our future students webpage for information on how to register, the transitioning to college, and the role that parents/guardians play while at college.
Already Registered?
Review our current students webpage for information on how to request your accommodation letter and how to best utilize your accommodations.
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Falling into Fidgets
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 (11:00 AM - 2:00 PM)
Location: LBJ Student Center 314
Join us for a chill crafting session where you can make your own fidgets to de-stress, focus or keep your hands busy. No crafting skills needed - we’ll provide all the supplies and all the good vibes! And feel free to bring a friend too!
Disability Lunch ’n Learn Series: Understanding the Neurodiverse
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM)
Location: LBJ 415 & Zoom
Join us for another Disability Lunch ’n Learn Series! This month, we’re focusing on ADHD and Neurodiversity!
This is a wonderful opportunity for Bobcats to come together and boost awareness about disabilities. So, students, staff, and faculty, why not grab your lunch and join us? We’ll be sharing our experiences, discussing different types of disabilities, and brainstorming ways to improve accessibility on our campus.
We can’t wait to see you there!
American Sign Language Part 1: Disability Lunch ’n Learn Series
Wednesday, November 11, 2026 (12:00 PM - 1:00 PM)
Location: LBJ Student Center 415 & Zoom
Join us for another Disability Lunch ’n Learn Series! This month, we’re focusing on American Sign Language (ASL)! In this fun, one‑hour session, we’ll cover simple introductions, everyday greetings, useful school-related signs, quick cultural insights and helpful resources to keep learning.
All are welcome! Come ready to learn, interact and engage in the world of ASL.
Request an Interpreter or Captionist
Review our d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing webpage to learn more about how to request a captionist or real-time transcription services, arrangement and payment, and best practices.
I really enjoyed my experience [at Disability Services] because I felt heard and understood which I have not felt before concerning my disability.
Anonymous Student
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