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SAS provides support services and accommodations to OSU and NOC-STW students with disabilities.

02/16/2026

Haben Girma began losing her sight and hearing at a young age and uses Braille and ASL to communicate and navigate her environment. Girma is the first Deafblind person to graduate from Harvard Law School. She was also named a White House Champion of Change for her advocacy work for students with disabilities.

Haben frames disability as a natural part of the human experience: “My disability is not something I’ve had to overcome. I’m still Deafblind. The biggest barrier I face is ableism, the widespread beliefs and practices that value nondisabled people over disabled people.”

As a lawyer, accomplished writer, and disability rights advocate, Haben Girma’s work focuses on how disabilities drive innovation, challenging ableism, and pushing for accessibility. Haben, who maintains that the only thing she can’t do is a cartwheel, continues to push for change for the disability community every day.

Photo from habengirma.com

02/10/2026

Oklahoma State University Student Accessibility Services (SAS) is hosting a FREE family information webinar on March 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM.

What you’ll learn:
• Basic understanding of college disability services
• Differences between high school and college accommodations
• How to request support in higher education
• Tips for a smooth and successful transition to college

Who should attend:
• Families of students with disabilities
• Students with disabilities just starting or working toward their college transition plan
• Special education teachers
• High school counselors

To save your spot for the Transitioning to College webinar, visit https://bit.ly/SAS-TransitionWebinar26 to fill out the registration form.

02/09/2026

Headed to the Career Fairs today and tomorrow? February 9 is the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Fair, and February 10 is the All-Majors Fair. This is an opportunity for students to meet with employers and recruiters to discuss jobs, internships, and other career opportunities.

SAS is partnering with Career Services and Oklahoma ABLE Tech to ensure you have the best experience possible by providing a Sensory Friendly Space. This space is open to any student who needs a quieter place to reset, take a break, use sensory tools, or ask questions. SAS will be located in the Remember the Ten lobby. We encourage you to stop by at any point during the event.

Here are some sensory-friendly tips for Career Fair season:
• Bring headphones or earbuds to manage sound (noise cancellation, transparency, or adaptive audio)
• Wear sunglasses or light-dimming glasses if the bright lights are overstimulating
• Carry a small sensory item (fidget, stress ball, grounding tool) in your pocket
• Use a planner or notes app to track which employers you want to visit and schedule breaks
• Bring a water bottle and wear comfortable professional clothing
• Prepare communication supports (scripts, notes, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) tools) if helpful
• Use calming strategies before arriving (music, breathing, stretching, or a short walk)

Remember, you’re welcome to move at your own pace and use whatever supports work best for you. We’re excited to see you there!

02/02/2026

Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease that impacts millions of people worldwide. RA Awareness Day raises awareness about the disease, leading to earlier diagnoses, more effective treatment, and increased opportunities for advocacy and research. Share your experience with RA and help raise awareness by wearing blue and purple today!

01/27/2026

Oklahoma State University - Stillwater Student Accessibility Services (OSU-SAS) recently partnered with OSU-Institute of Technology (OSU-IT) and OSU-Oklahoma City (OSU-OKC) on a collaborative training focusing on best practices for providing accommodations to students with disabilities. By sharing strategies and aligning processes across campuses, we can better support our Cowboys with disabilities wherever they learn!

12/12/2025

Good job, Cowboys! You're done with the fall 2025 semester. Take lots of time to rest and enjoy yourselves over the break. We're so proud of you! Happy Holidays!

12/05/2025

Finals are approaching, are you ready?

We encourage all students to take small, steady steps before finals week arrives. Preparing early can help reduce stress and support your well-being.

Here are a few ways to set yourself up for success:
- Create a study plan now. Break course materials into manageable sections and schedule short review sessions throughout the week.
- Avoid all-night study sessions. Rest is essential for memory, focus, and overall health. Give your brain time to recharge.
- Practice grounding and breathing techniques. Slow, intentional breathing can help manage stress and improve concentration.
- Use campus resources. Tutoring, the LASSO Center, the Writing Center, and library services offer support for every subject area.
- Check your accommodations. If you have testing accommodations, confirm details in AIM and reach out to SAS if you have questions.
- Stay hydrated and take mindful breaks. Gentle movement, stretching, and brief pauses can help you refocus.

Preparing early makes finals week more manageable. If you need support or have questions about accommodations, Student Accessibility Services is here to help.

12/03/2025

Our team had the privilege of presenting at the Oklahoma Transition Institute Conference, where we shared insights on what the transition from K–12 to college can look like for students with disabilities.

Key highlights from our session included:
- Best practices for preparing students for success in higher education
- The importance of self-advocacy and maintaining proper documentation
- How OSU Student Accessibility Services supports students through accommodation requests and the wide range of accommodations offered at OSU

We’re proud to help students navigate their journey and ensure they have the tools and support needed to thrive at Oklahoma State University!

11/21/2025

Enjoy this much needed break and come back strong for finals, Cowboys. We're rooting for you!

11/14/2025

As the semester winds down, intake appointments for Fall 2025 will end on November 21, 2025. Our team will continue to support students with temporary or unexpected accommodation needs beyond this date.

If you’re planning ahead for Spring 2026, we encourage you to schedule your intake appointment through your AIM portal soon. Reaching out early helps ensure we can provide the best possible support as the new semester begins.

11/07/2025

Something new is coming, Cowboys. The is gathering next Thursday to launch a new era at …Don't miss it!

The Cowboy Code Rally
- Thursday, Nov. 13 at 10:45 am
- The McKnight Center Plaza
- Block party, food trucks, giveaways

10/31/2025

Accessibility shouldn’t be scary!

Pistol Pete’s getting into the Halloween spirit and learning how Student Accessibility Services can help make campus accessible for all Cowboys. From classroom accommodations to campus resources, we’re here to support every student’s success. Learn more about student accommodations at https://bit.ly/4aPlbxm.

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1514 W. Hall Of Fame
Stillwater, OK
74078

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+14057447116

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http://accessibility.okstate.edu/

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