Accessibility Services Programs & Services 

• Each student who is registered with Student Accessibility Services is connected with an Advisor [1].  This professional staff member meets with students on a one-on-one basis to discuss accommodation needs and offer individual coaching.
• For students who have difficulty with taking notes in class, the SAS Note Taking Office [2] can assist with notes from volunteers.
• If a student suspects that they have a learning disability or ADHD [3], they can email our SAS intake coordinator at sas.intake@uoguelph.ca [4] for more information. View our ADHD Assessment Process [3].
• Finally, some disabilities make it more difficult to navigate the campus. Accessibility Guides [5], who are student volunteers, can help with getting to class, meals, or finding your way to various buildings.