Welcome! We hope to see you soon at UWF. The Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC) is a resource that can provide or make referrals for Information, Mobility Assistance, Amplified Telephone Equipment, Assistive Listening Systems, Braille Print, Typewriter Telephone (TTY), Sign Language Interpreters, Access for Low-vision/Blind, Closed Captioning (CC), Audio Description (Second Audio Program (SAP)), and Open Captioning (OC).

SDRC Enrollment Application-An enrollment application must be completed and documentation provided prior to receiving academic accommodations through SDRC. Once you complete the online enrollment application and provide your documentation, an appointment will be made for you to meet with the SDRC staff. The application is available to admitted students through Lighthouse or current students through Argus.

State of Florida Vocational Rehabilitation Application - Vocational Rehabilitation sponsors an office on campus located in the Student Affairs Building #21, Room 105. In certain cases, VR and SDRC work collaboratively to identify the best method to secure documentation to substantiate a disability for the student to receive educational accommodations. For more information, contact Mike Guy at 850.474.2417 or by email: mguy@uwf.edu.

Theodore R. & Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship - The Johnson Scholarship, funded by the Theodore R. and Vivian M. Johnson Scholarship Foundation, Inc., is a competitively awarded program which is available to undergraduate students with disabilities who enroll in a State University System of Florida (SUS) institution. [This link provides information for future students as the application should only be submitted after being accepted to the University.]

Dan McLeod Memorial Scholarship - The Dan McLeod Memorial Scholarship is a competitively awarded scholarship which is available to undergraduate and graduate students with disabilities who attend the University of West Florida (UWF).  Students must adhere to the following application guidelines in order to qualify for consideration. [This link provides information for future students as the application should only be submitted after being accepted to the University.]

SDRC Handbook - The Handbook provides an overview of the disabilities we often encounter, what we look for in documentation, and a general list of services we provide.

Educational Testing Services - This link provides information on standardized testing for students with disabilities wishing to enter or graduate from UWF. Information including requirements, documentation standards, procedures, and application can also be found at this site.