Student Disability and Accessibility Center

To process an inquiry or complaint regarding an Admissions decision, please click on this link and follow the steps and deadlines: https://csumb.edu/admissions/appeals-process

Inquiries concerning compliance with Admission’s procedures may be presented to the Admissions Director at: 

admissionsappeals@csumb.edu

(831) 582-3738

Student Services, 100 Campus Center, Seaside, CA 93955

Employees who believe they have been a victim of unlawful discrimination may contact the

DHR Administrator at Human Resources at: 

https://csumb.edu/hr/

(831) 582-3389

Human Resources, 100 Campus Center, Tide Hall, Seaside, CA 93955

Employees, students and visitors, may report building access issues to Facilities, Services, and Operations by submitting a Submit Work Request at: https://csumb.edu/facilities

(831) 582-3700

100 Campus Center, Building 37, Seaside CA 93955

For heavy door issues, you may report the issue to the building manager by providing the location of the door. A work request to Facilities may result in an adjustment to the door tension or replacement of a fire door with a door that has adjustable tension.

Students may also inform Student Disability and Accessibility Center (SDAC) who may arrange programmatic access (e.g., someone to open the door before class).

(831) 582-3672 

 SDAC@csumb.edu

100 Campus Center, Health & Wellness Services - 80, Seaside, CA 93955

Not all requests are SDAC appropriate accommodation requests, and therefore it is possible that a student's request may be denied by SDAC. When issuing an accommodation denial, SDAC will clearly state the reasons and will provide the student with further actions for reconsideration (such as to provide more detailed current medical documentation).

In the event that an accommodation is not approved by SDAC and students wish to confirm ineligibility of the accommodation, please contact SDAC at (831) 582-3672. 

Students should be prepared to review details of the timely and required documentation with the SDAC advisor. 

Any final determination regarding denial of accommodation remains with SDAC. A Title IX review is not necessary or appropriate for accommodation details. Only if students believe that their disability-related needs are not being met due to unlawful discrimination, they are to contact Title IX.