If you are familiar with AIM and know how to send faculty notification letters and request accommodations, use the link below:
AIM Login
To learn how to send faculty notification letters and request accommodations using AIM, visit our DSPS Accommodations page.
You can also learn more About the DSPS Online Portal (AIM).
If you're new to DSPS and want to register for services online, visit the Application Steps page.
DSPS appointments on ConexEd can be scheduled for online, in-person, and over the phone. Please be sure to select Kathy Peters (video& phone only) or Stephanie Schlatter (video and in-person) if you are interested in scheduling an appointment involving a New Student Intake, Academic Accommodation Plans (AAPs), and accommodation related concerns.
Appointments with all other staff members will be limited to answering general questions, supporting students in the application process, orientation for new students, as well alternative media, assistive technology, adaptive equipment, notetaking, and alternative testing requests.
DSPS Specialist Appointment
Schedule an Appointment
Kathy Peters
Stephanie Schlatter
Academic Counseling Appointment
Jamie Bettencourt
All Staff
Email dspsinfo@cuesta.edu
San Luis ObispoBuilding 3300, First Floor(805) 546-3148M,Th, F 8am-5pmT, W 8am-6pm
North County Building N3100(805) 591-6215M,Th, F 8am- 5pmT, W 8am-6pm
Fax (805) 546-3963
We are committed to creating an accessible learning community where individuals with disabilities have an equal opportunity to pursue their educational goals. We strive to empower students, foster independence, and promote achievement through self-advocacy.
DSPS is responsible for arranging reasonable accommodations for all qualified students with a documented disability. The process for obtaining reasonable accommodations is an interactive one that begins with the student’s disclosure of his/her disability through completion of our online application.
We look forward to working with you and supporting your success at Cuesta College!
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