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External Resources

Please refer to the dropdowns below for additional support and assistance available to students and campus partners such as Disability Parking Information, Community Resources, and others!

Campus Map

CSUF Campus Map PDF

Accessible Parking

It shall be the policy of California State University, Fullerton to adhere to the following requirements regarding Accessible Parking (AP) parking on campus.

STUDENTS AND EMPLOYEES

For  long term/permanent disabilities AND temporary/short term disabilities, a DMV AP placard or AP Plates  MUST BE DISPLAYED WITH A VALID CSUF PARKING PERMIT.

Acessible Parking is available in the following areas on campus with a valid AP placard, tags, or temporary permit:

  • Any Accessible Parking space. If none are available, the following areas are also valid to park in:
  • Faculty/Staff parking lots
  • 30 minute spaces (all day)

VISITORS AND OFFICIAL GUESTS

  • Infrequent visitors and official guests of the campus displaying valid DMV/AP plates and placards may park in designated AP spaces, and  GREEN  spaces.

 
*PLEASE NOTE* DMV/AP PLATES/PLACARDS & CAMPUS DECALS & PERMITS ARE NOT VALID IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

  • CARPOOL
  • E PLATE/STATE VEHICLES
  • MAINTENANCE/SERVICE
  • SPECIAL PERMIT
  • RESERVED
  • 15 MINUTE SPACES (yellow)


Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay for Disabled Person parking?
Everyone pays for parking on the CSU campus. Depending on your schedule, you may purchase a semester, 2 hour, or day permit. The semester permit, 2 hour permit, or daily permit’s proof of payment must be displayed on your vehicle windshield.

How do I get permanent DP parking?
You may visit our office to obtain a DMV form or go to the DMV Disability Placard webpage   to complete a form to request for a permanent DP placard. This form must be taken to your physician prior to being filed with the DMV. As with other DMV forms, AAA offices may file this form for members. When using the permanent DP parking placard on campus, you must display your placard on your windshield along with a valid campus parking permit.

University Resources

Career Center  
Langsdorf Hall, 208
Telephone: (657) 278-3121

Counseling and Psychological Services  
Titan Hall 1st & 3rd Floor
1111 N. State College Blvd
Telephone: (657) 278-3040

Dean of Students  
Titan Student Union, 243
Telephone: (657) 278-3211

Department of English, Comparative Literature, and Linguistics (Writing Center)  
Pollak Library, 1st Floor
Telephone: (657) 278-3650

Student Wellness  
Student Health & Counseling Center
Telephone: (657) 278-2800

Housing and Residence Life  
Holly Admin Office
Telephone: (657) 278-2168

International Education and Engagement
Located: Pollak Library North 120
Telephone: (657) 278-2787

Office of Financial Aid  
Gordon Hall, 146
Telephone: (657) 278-3125

University Learning Center  
Pollak Library North, 1st Floor
Telephone: (657) 278-4738

University Testing Center  
Telephone: (657) 278-3602

WoMen’s Center  
Gordon Hall, 205
Telephone: (657) 278-3928

Community Resources

Accessible Technology

  • Ausburg University 
    Free or low cost assistive technology for literacy, writing, note taking, dictation/speech-to-text/speech recognition, mind mapping and brainstorming, study skills, organization and task management, research tools, stress management and relaxation, vision, hearing and auditory support, communication, and built-in accessibility.

 

Advocacy Services

 

Disability Assessment and Therapy Referrals

 

Employment/County Services

  • The Employment Development Department (EDD) 
    The Employment Development Department (EDD) enhances employment opportunities for people with disabilities. Through the America’s Job Center of California the EDD provides universal access for services, making sure that all job applicants with disabilities receive equal employment opportunities. 
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    Jobs and education for people with disabilities.

 

Off Campus Mental Health Services

  • Family Resource Centers     (FaCT Orange County)
    Counseling, information and referral, comprehensive case management. Locations all throughout Orange County.
  • NAMI OC WarmLine 
    Servicing Orange County, CA residents only, free and confidential telephone service providing emotional support and resources to Orange County residents.

 

Off Campus Support

  • ACE: The American Council on Education
    The major coordinating body for the nation’s colleges and universities. We convene representatives from all sectors to collectively tackle the toughest higher education challenges, with a focus on improving access and preparing every student to succeed.
    Section 504, The Law & Its Impact on Postsecondary Education
    Telephone: 202-939-9300
  • AHEAD: Association on Higher Education and Disability
    Premiere professional association committed to full participation of persons with disabilities in postsecondary education.
    Telephone: 704-947-7779
  • Cerebral Palsy Guide
    A national organization dedicated to educating individuals about cerebral palsy. While raising awareness about this movement disorder, our team is also committed to the support of children with CP and their parents and caregivers.
    Telephone: (866) 482-0595
  • CHADD: Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
    A national non-profit, tax-exempt organization providing education, advocacy and support for individuals with ADHD.
    Telephone: 301-306-7070
  • EASI: Equal Access to Software and Information
    A non-profit organization, committed to the belief that students and professionals with disabilities have the same right to access information technology as everyone else.
  • Entry Point: Program from the American Association for the Advancement of Science
    Identifies and recruits students with apparent and non-apparent disabilities studying in science, engineering, mathematics, computer science, and some fields of business for internship and co-op opportunities.
    Telephone: (202) 326-6400
  • Epilepsy Foundation
    A national non-profit with nearly 50 local organizations throughout the United States, has led the fight against seizures since 1968. The Foundation is an unwavering ally for individuals and families impacted by epilepsy and seizures. The Foundation works to prevent, control, and cure epilepsy through community services; public education; federal and local advocacy; and supporting research into new treatments and therapies.
    Telephone: 1-800-332-1000
  • The International Dyslexia Association (IDA)
    An international organization that concerns itself with the complex issues of dyslexia. The IDA actively promotes effective teaching approaches and related clinical educational intervention strategies for dyslexics.
    Telephone: (410) 296-0232
  • Learning Disabilities Association
    LDA Visualizes a World in Which: all individuals with learning disabilities are empowered to thrive and participate fully in society; the incidence of learning disabilities is reduced; and learning disabilities are universally understood and effectively addressed. LDA’s mission is to create opportunities for success for all individuals affected by learning disabilities and to reduce the incidence of learning disabilities in future generations.
    Telephone: (412) 341-1515
  • Project START: Success Through Assistive Rehabilitative Technology
    Established to provide information about assistive technology to consumers and other interested parties so they may make informed decisions about available assistive technology services.
    Telephone: 601-853-5249

Resource Centers

  • 211 OC 
    All social services in Orange County.
  • The Braille Institute 
    Free services for visually impaired and blind adults or youth, free books and audio formats for blind and visually impaired people, low vision consultation, community classes (topics range depending on location).
  • Dayle McIntosh Center (DMC) 
    Support services, skills training, transition assistance, services for the Deaf, and community services.
  • Disabled Resource Center 
    Benefits education (SSI, SSDI, Medi-cal, and Medicare), individual and systems advocacy, Assistive Technology training and loan program, housing services and transitional funding, and employment services.

Scholarship Resources

This section provides links and information to some of the scholarships that are available.

CSUF Opportunities

CSUF Scholarships

Individuals with Disabilities

Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology (DOIT), University of Washington  
Limited to high school seniors and college freshman who have a serious physical disability
Telephone: (206) 685-3648

Council for Exceptional Children  
Limited to entering freshman who have a disability
Telephone: (888) 232-7733

Foundation for Science and Disability  
Limited to science students with a disability entering a master's or doctorate program in
engineering, math, computer science, or medicine

Blind or Visually Impaired

American Council of the Blind  
Telephone: (800) 424-8666

American Foundation for the Blind  
Telephone: (800) 232-5463

Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired  
Telephone: (703) 671-4500

California Council of the Blind  
Telephone: (800) 221-6359

Christian Record: Services for the Blind  
Telephone: (402) 488-0981

Council of Citizens with Low Vision International  
Telephone: (844) 460-0625

National Federation of the Blind  
Telephone: (410) 659-9314

Blind Category With Special Cases

Blinded Veterans Association
Limited to children and spouses of veterans who are blind
Telephone: (844) 250-5180

JBI International (The Jewish Braille Institute)  
Offered to students who are legally blind and wish to become rabbis, cantors, or Jewish educators
Telephone: (800) 433-1531

Learning Ally (Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic)  
Limited to students who are visually impaired or who have learning disabilities
Telephone: (800) 221-4792

Deaf or Hard of Hearing

Graduate Fellowship Fund from the Gallaudet University Alumni Association  
Limited to Ph.D. students who are hearing impaired
Telephone: (202) 651-5060 (Voice/TTY)

National Association of the Deaf  
Limited to graduate students who are deaf or hard of hearing
Telephone: 301-587-1788
Telephone: 301-810-3182 (TTY)

Sertoma
Telephone: (816) 333-8300

Specific Individual Disabilities

Immune Deficiency Foundation  
Limited to students with primary genetic immune deficiency
Telephone: 410-321-6647

The Center for Reintegration  
Limited to persons with schizophrenic and related schizophrenia-spectrum disorders

baerscholarships@reintegration.com

National Bleeding Disorders Foundation 
Limited to students with hemophilia, von Willebrand Disease, and other inheritable blood or bleeding disorders
Telephone: 212-328-3700

National Educational Association of Disabled Students  
Limited to students with epilepsy who are pursuing a college education
Telephone: 1-877-670-1256

Spina Bifida Association  
Telephone: (800) 621-3141

California Association on Postsecondary Education and Disability (CAPED)

CAPED is the professional association of faculty, staff and students, serving students with disabilities at California's institutions of higher educations.

CAPED mission: To facilitate collaboration and professional development that promotes and models equal access and educational opportunities for students with disabilities in California higher education.

For all CAPED scholarships, visit CAPED Scholarships.