In order to receive support services through the Disabilties Services office, follow the steps outlined below.  Should you have any questions about this process, feel free to contact our office at anytime.

1. Self Identify
   If you have been accepted for admission at SUNY Delhi and would like to register with Disability Services, please submit the Self Disclosure Form (doc) (pdf) which was included in your acceptance packet, along with all required documentation to:
   
   Linda Weinberg
   Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities
   221 Bush Hall   Delhi, NY 13753
   Phone: 607.746.4593
   E-mail weinbell@delhi.edu   Fax: 607.746.4368
   
   
   
2. Attend Summer Transition Program
   Summer Transition Day is for accepted Students with Disabilities and their families to learn more about the support services offered through SUNY Delhi Office of Disabilities Services.  Topics include: 
   
   - How does your disability impact your education?
   - What services will you need in college?
   - Do you know how to use technology to help with reading and writing?
   - How can you receive support services at SUNY Delhi?
   
   Choose one of the dates below to attend and confirm your registration today!
   Summer 2012-July 9, 10 or 12th

*The Program is a full day event running from 10:30am - 3:30pm and will take place in the Resnick Learning Center - 2nd Floor Bush Hall.  Lunch is included for $10.00 per person.  Advanced registration is required.

Register for the Summer Transition Program now! (pdf) 

1. Report to Disabilities Services Office
   During the first week of classes for each semester, students with disabilities must meet with the Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities, Linda Weinberg to pick-up your copy of the accomodations letter to present to your professors.
   
   
   
2. Get Faculty Signatures
   Present the accomodations letter to each of your professors for that semester.  Your professor from each class you are taking must sign the letters.  Return the signed letter to the Disabilities Services Office within 10 days.  All letters must be signed and returned before accommodations can be made.
   
   
3. Sign Testing Contract
   When you bring your signed letters back to the Disability Services Office, you will sign a contract for taking your tests with accommodations.
   
   
4. Arrange for Accommodations
   If you would like to take a test in the Testing Center, you must complete the onli Accommodated Testing Notification form 72 hours in advance of your exam and notify your professor 48 hours in advance by emailing them the Accommodated Testing Request for Instructor - Testing Slip (doc) / (pdf)