Student Accessibility Services Coordinator

Fowler College of Business at San Diego State University; Imperial Beach (CA); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 75 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

SDSU Imperial Valley invites applications for the Student Disability Services Coordinator position. Based in Calexico, CA, the role coordinates academic and testing accommodations and supports students through the accommodation process, ensuring access and equity in education.

This on-site role collaborates with SDSU Student Disability Services and campus partners to promote success, retention, and engagement for students with disabilities.

Qualifications

• Experience coordinating accommodations and testing with confidentiality.
• Strong customer-service and communication skills in English; bilingual English/Spanish preferred.
• Experience working with students with disabilities or in higher education settings.

Responsabilités

• Serve as primary contact for SDSU Imperial Valley students seeking disability-related services.
• Coordinate approved academic and testing accommodations in partnership with students, faculty, and SDSU Student Disability Services.
• Manage accommodation schedules, student documentation, testing logistics, and confidential records securely.
• Connect students with academic and campus resources that support progress, retention, career development, and involvement.
• Build positive working relationships with students, faculty, staff, and campus partners while providing student-centered service.

Formation

Bachelor’s degree in behavioral sciences, public or business administration

Description du poste

SDSU Imperial Valley invites applications for the Student Disability Services Coordinator position. Based in Calexico, CA, the role coordinates academic and testing accommodations and supports students through the accommodation process, ensuring access and equity in education.

This on-site role collaborates with SDSU Student Disability Services and campus partners to promote success, retention, and engagement for students with disabilities.