About the Disability Resource Center  

The Disability Resource Center (DRC) offers the following services for students with documented permanent or temporary disabilities to achieve academic success: intake meeting, coordination of support programs services with other campus departments, activities, organizations, evaluation referral options, disability-related information, adaptive technology, advocacy for students’ rights, and intervention services with faculty members. The DRC works in partnership with students, faculty, staff, and the university senior administration to eliminate or minimize barriers and facilitate inclusion on campus.

The DRC does not diagnose or conduct disability testing; however, students may contact the DRC office for a referral list of qualified professionals in the surrounding area. Additionally, the DRC does not provide services such as tutoring, personal equipment, personal attendants, or scholarships. 

Mission Statement

The DRC promotes an inclusive environment at Texas A&M University-Kingsville that is free of physical and attitudinal barriers to ensure students with disabilities engage in a full range of college experiences. The DRC strives to be responsive to student needs by facilitating reasonable accommodations that aid in the student’s academic success as well as empower students to be self-advocates. 

 

Accessible Information Management (AIM)