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CUNY Neurodiversity Conference Highlights Student Voice and Inclusive Excellence
The 2026 Eighth Annual CUNY Neurodiversity Conference on Friday (March 27) brought together students, faculty, and staff at the Graduate Center in Manhattan for a day of learning, dialogue, and community. The event highlighted CUNY’s ongoing commitment to access, equity, and inclusive excellence for students with disabilities.
CSD Faculty Accommodate Workshop
The Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) is inviting faculty to an in-person workshop to discuss the new Accommodate system and the implementation of accommodations for exams and in the classroom. All faculty and staff are invited to attend.
CUNY Disability Awareness Month Kick-Off Celebration
Kick-off Disability Awareness month with a day of dancing, food, and fun! Featuring remarks from CUNY Vice Chancellor Denise Maybank and a performance from ZCO/DANCEPROJECT
Spotlight: Advancing Disability Pride and Student Success at York College
“Being in the spotlight doesn’t always mean being in front of the camera,” said Dr. Truett Lee Vaigneur, Jr., reflecting on the inspiration behind his short documentary, Spotlight. The film screened earlier this month at MNN Studios to a full audience that included Amy Leigh Simonson (Ms. Wheelchair USA), Paralympian and designer Garrison Redd, and Michelle Hammer, founder of Schizophrenic.NYC.
York EmpowerEd Celebrates Three Years at York and Expands to CUNY EmpowerEd
More than 150 students, families, and educators gathered on Friday at York College for the third annual York EmpowerEd: Bridging the Gap from High School to College, hosted by the Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) in partnership with Admissions. The program introduced attendees to academic opportunities, campus life, and the support available as students transition to college.
CUNY-Wide Career Resource Expo
The Career Resource Expo is a dynamic event designed to connect job seekers, students, and professionals with leading employers and career development organizations. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore job openings, network with recruiters, and access valuable career resources.
York College Celebrates NDEAM with Landmark Career Resource Expo Attracting More Than 400 Attendees
York College lit up the campus on Friday with its Third Annual Career Resource Expo, bringing together more than 427 attendees including students, recent graduates, alumni, employers, and resource organizations from all five boroughs. The event closed out the college’s university wide recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) and spotlighted York’s commitment to real, equitable access to career pathways for all students.
York Students Show Up and Engage at "Leaders Who Inspire"
York student leaders from CCSD@York and the Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD) were invited to participate in Leaders Who Inspire, a program featuring Queens Borough President Donovan Richards and hosted by Queens College Professor James Vacca, with Queens College President Dr. Frank H. Wu and Kean University President Dr. Lamont O. Repollet also in attendance.
Heart-to-Heart
Celebrating love, life, inclusivity, and diversity across all cultures on Valentine's Day.
York College Students Honored at 35th ADA Anniversary BBQ
York College Student Wellness and Resources joined 457 participants from across CUNY on July 24, 2025, to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
CSD Film Series Part one
CSD will screen "Not Disabled Enough' - a short documentary about the paralympics
York College Advances University-Wide Collaboration Through CUNY Inclusive Sports Initiative
York College took part in a CUNY Inclusive and Adaptive Sports event on Friday hosted with our sister institution, Queens College, demonstrating the College’s ongoing commitment to equity, access, and student success.
CSD Final Exam Jam 2025
This event offers an opportunity for students to unwind, recharge, and prepare for finals in a supportive environment. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food, music from a live DJ, and wellness-focused activities designed to reduce stress. A therapy animal will be present to provide comfort, and staff will be available to share study tips and academic resources. The gathering brings together multiple campus partners to promote well-being and encourage a positive, productive end to the semester.
