CSUSB Services to Students with Disabilities

CSUSB Services to Students with Disabilities Removing barriers and promoting an enriched learning environment for students with disabilities

03/27/2026

What’s your favorite food? 🤔
We want you at SSD, register today! 💙

03/27/2026

Shoutout to the Student Success Coaches and the Student Success Center for always having our backs and helping us stay on track 📚💡
Your journey matters, and you’re never doing it alone 💙

from baby pics ➡️ making moves at SSD 💼💙 meet your student assistant!!
03/20/2026

from baby pics ➡️ making moves at SSD 💼💙 meet your student assistant!!

03/20/2026

POV: you asked about the SSD study room and now you don’t wanna leave 🤭📚✨
quiet, comfy, and made for YOU 💙

Ask away, I have an answer for everything❤️
03/18/2026

Ask away, I have an answer for everything❤️

03/13/2026

Come with us to Choose CSUSB Day!💙💛�We’ll be hanging out, answering questions, and talking all things SSD. Stop by and learn more about what we do and how to get involved! 🎉

Midterm reminder! 📌Stay organized, review your notes, and prioritize self-care. The Student Success Program is here to s...
03/12/2026

Midterm reminder! 📌
Stay organized, review your notes, and prioritize self-care. The Student Success Program is here to support you with academic guidance, time management, and more.
Scan the QR code to get connected!


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An image of notes pinned to a corkboard, promoting a reminder and student success program with a cartoon turtle and a QR code.
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Page 1: CSUSB Coyotes Reminder! With midterms nearing, stay on top of assignments, review notes, and prioritize self-care. Get enough rest and seek help if needed.
Page 2: Student Success Program The Student Success Program is always available to support you during midterms, finals, and other school-related challenges. Support Offered:
Academic guidance
Time management and organization
Disability management
Executive function coaching
Personalized support
Access to campus general resources
Campus networking and opportunities SCAN ME

from baby pics to the team behind the services 💙proud to be part of the ssd family 🐺✨ Alt-text:A collage of childho...
03/10/2026

from baby pics to the team behind the services 💙
proud to be part of the ssd family 🐺✨

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A collage of childhood photos with text “Meet The Team - Services to Students with Disabilities” and a turtle illustration.
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Meet The Team
Services to Students with Disabilities
Christeena Johnston
MBA: Finance and Administrative Analyst
Meigan Karraker
M. ED: Director
Alex Franklin
Career Transition and Resource Coordinator
Brianna Gordon
Accommodations Coordinator
Anthony Castrodale
Accommodations Coordinator
Stephanie Rivas
Accessibility Specialist 
Darnell Smith
M.ED: Disabilities Specialist

🌟 Calling all Coyotes! 🌟Join the Always Making Progress (AMP) Support Group for Students with Disabilities for our SSD A...
10/22/2025

🌟 Calling all Coyotes! 🌟
Join the Always Making Progress (AMP) Support Group for Students with Disabilities for our SSD Accommodations Open House! 🐾

💬 Connect directly with the SSD Director
💡 Share ideas, ask questions, and help shape the future of disability support at CSUSB
✨ Plus — add a student advocacy event to your résumé!

📅 When: Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025
🕕 Time: 6:00–6:50 PM
📍 Where: College of Education Room 118 or join via Zoom!
🔗 Zoom Link: [link in bio]

All students, faculty, and staff are welcome — we’re here to support you every step of the way! 💙

🎉 Let Your Voice Be Heard! 🎉Hey Yotes! 🐾 Take our Campus Involvement & School Spirit Survey and earn $10 in Coyote Cash ...
09/11/2025

🎉 Let Your Voice Be Heard! 🎉

Hey Yotes! 🐾
Take our Campus Involvement & School Spirit Survey and earn $10 in Coyote Cash 💰 just for sharing your thoughts!
🗓️ Survey closes Monday, 9/15 – don’t miss out!
🔗https://csusb.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4Uu9KsU0KYu3k1M


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Flyer for a School Spirit Survey with a cartoon mascot, QR code, and text about earning $10 in Coyote Cash.
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CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT
SCHOOL SPIRIT Survey
SEPTEMBER 15
EARN $10 IN COYOTE CASH
SCAN ME

Happy Disability Pride Month Yotes! This will be our third and final post of Community Spotlight! If you’ve enjoyed thes...
07/30/2025

Happy Disability Pride Month Yotes!

This will be our third and final post of Community Spotlight! If you’ve enjoyed these posts so far, leave a comment and like to show your support!

Today’s Community Spotlight features British artist Yinka Shonibare CBE RA

After contracting a rare infection at the age of 19, Yinka was left physically disabled and reliant on a wheelchair. Today, he is widely known for his paintings, sculptures, photography, and film projects, all of which are linked to the connection between colonialism and our modern world.

Dutch wax is one of his preferred mediums, which gives his art more depth and brings his stories to life. Some of his most famous works include The American Library, Hibiscus Rising, and Woman Shooting Cherry Blossoms.

For anyone wondering, the acronyms at the end of Yinka’s name he’s stated in an interview: “My work, all along, has been a critique of Empire,” says Yinka Shonibare CBE RA, adopting the honorific title of Commander of the Order of the British Empire, with willful irony, as part of his name.”
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A colorful, patterned astronaut sculpture by Yinka Shonibare titled: Refugee Astronaut VIII next to blue text reading “Community Spotlight.”

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Community Spotlight
Yinka Shonibare CBE RA
Refugee Astronaut
VIII, 2024

Happy Disability Pride Month Yotes! Today we have another installment of the Community Spotlight, this week’s artist is ...
07/16/2025

Happy Disability Pride Month Yotes! Today we have another installment of the Community Spotlight, this week’s artist is Chuck Close!

Despite his severe paralysis, Chuck Close became famous for his massive-scale photorealist and abstract portraits of himself and others. Throughout his childhood, he honed his artistic skills through private art lessons, drawing and painting from live models.

It was later in life that he found his unique take on art. Chuck transposed his subjects from photographs into visual data organized by gridded compositions, creating realistic, one-of-a-kind pieces.

Chuck is another example of an artist who adapted his skills to overcome his disability, proving that physical limitations do not need to hinder creativity.


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A blue graphic with text “Community Spotlight Chuck Close” beside an abstract geometric self-portrait of Chuck.

The image showcases a collage of four digital portraits with intricate patterns overlaid. The top-left portrait, titled “The Beat of the Grid,” depicts a man’s face with a grid of circular and square patterns, using a color palette of blues, pinks, and greens. The top-right image is titled “Francesco I” and presents a close-up of a man’s face with a mosaic of dots and small geometric shapes in shades of orange, blue, and white. The bottom-left portrait, named “Agnes,” features an older woman’s face covered with a grid of square patterns in a mix of earthy tones, including browns, blues, and greens. The bottom-right image, titled “Portrait of the Artist Kara Walker,” shows a side profile of a woman with a textured overlay, utilizing darker tones such as browns and blacks, highlighted with reds.

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