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Disability Resources
College Disability Representatives
Local, State, and National Disability Resources
Student Disability Services (SDS)
Information for Faculty and Staff with Disabilities
- Student Neurodiversity Alliance at Cornell (SNAC)
- Neurodivergent Students Social Group (email them to join)
- ADHD Support Group (join through CAPS)
Student Groups that support students with disabilities and related issues including mental health and specific medical conditions.
Yang Tan Institute works on issues related to Employment and Disability.
Well-Being Resources
Cornell Health provides medical services to all Cornell’s members.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is a confidential resources that provides profession mental health services.
Let's Talk Drop-In Consultation offers informal consultations with a counselor for advice and individualized resources (no appointment needed).
Student Support and Advocacy Services is a well-rounded resources that help students navigate challenges in all areas of their lives.
Empathy, Assistance & Referral Service (EARS) provides peer-mentoring services from trained students to all students in Cornell’s Community.
Safety Resources
Office of Institutional Equity and Title IX offers various resources and services that address inequalities, discrimination, sexual and related misconduct and unequal access barriers.
Sexual Harassment and Assault – Response and Education: SHARE Office is a confidential resources that offers support and advocacy for those who have experienced Discrimination and Sexual Related Misconduct.
The Office of the Respondents' Codes Counselors is a confidential resources for those who are accused of violating the Student Code of Conduct, Code of Academic Integrity and Cornell University Policy 6.4 (Prohibiting Discrimination and Sexual Related Misconduct).
Report an Incident or Concern for reporting any concerns or incidents at Cornell with the option for anonymity.
Academic Resources
The Learning Strategies Center supports students through study skills, tutoring, and individual support to promote academic success.
John S. Knight Institute provides free writing tutoring services for all Cornell members.
Food Resources
Cornell Food Pantry provides free, confidential access to food and personal care items to all Cornell’s community
Anabel's' Grocery offers fresh, affordable groceries for all of Cornell's community in a student-run grocery store (they take SNAP).
Transportation Through Student Disability Services
CULift is a free on-campus, pre-arranged transportation service for students with mobility disabilities, whether permanent or temporary that can take you directly to on-campus buildings.
TCAT is an on and off-campus bus service with which you can be provided a free passes through accommodations.
Accessible Parking permits can be supplied when an accommodation letter is brought to the Commuter & Parking Services.
Off-Campus Resources
Office of the University Ombuds is a confidential, independent, informal, and impartial resource available to all Cornell Members to address conflicts, concerns, or other issues.
The Advocacy Center of Tompkins County provides direct support, advocacy and resources to adults, teens and children impacted by domestic and sexual violence.
Ithaca Health Alliance is a free health clinic where you don't need insurance or to provide proof of residency.