Student Disability Services (SDS) is Cornell’s primary office for disability accommodations. [1]

• Located in Cornell Health, Ceriale Center, Level 5

Students who are not yet registered with SDS can complete Cornell’s Disability Self-Disclosure Form. Students requesting disability-related housing accommodations should also complete the Housing Accommodation Request Form.[1]

• https://sds.cornell.edu/get-started

Sensory Spaces

Cornell University has dedicated sensory spaces, most notably the **Learning Strategies Center (LSC) Sensory Room located in Room 417 of the Computing and Communications Center (CCC) on the Ag Quad. [2]**

Also, Cornell has a Sensory Lending Library. Items available through Cornell libraries include: [3]

• Noise-cancelling headphones
• Noise-blocking earmuffs
• Weighted blankets/lap blankets
• Fidget toys
• Visual timers
• Light and sound machines
• Light shades
• Other sensory-support items

Transportation

Also, students with temporary or permanent mobility-related disabilities may be eligible for: [4]

• Free bus passes
• Accessible parking accommodations
• CULift, Cornell’s free, pre-arranged on-campus paratransit service