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Get Yourself Tested (GYT)
Did you know, half of all new STIs are in people under 25 years old in the U.S. (CDC, 2020)? In fact, many STIs have no symptoms. The only way you can be sure of your status is to Get Yourself Tested. Register for an STI screening this week at wellnessportal.rit.edu.
Student Flu Vaccine Clinics
RIT is partnering with Wegmans for an on-campus flu vaccine clinic for RIT students on Nov. 3. If your insurance is not accepted by Wegmans, you can get the vaccine at the Student Health Center for $20.
To protect the safety of our staff, students, and faculty, all meetings with the Disability Services Office are virtual, unless noted otherwise. We are available both in the office and virtually each weekday between 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Please contact the office at dso@rit.edu.
For more information regarding critical accessibility considerations for students and faculty in the transition to alternative modes of course delivery, visit our COVID-19 Accessibility FAQs.
MyDSO Portal
The MyDSO portal allows for easy, centralized access to accessibility and accommodation information for students registered with the Disability Services Office and the faculty who support them.
Student Portal Faculty Portal Apply for Accommodations
Prospective students considering RIT who have not yet been admitted, or admitted students who do not have an RIT email account yet, can request information about Disability Services.
Confidentiality
The Disability Services Office recognizes students’ right to confidentiality regarding disability-related information. Maintaining confidentiality is crucial to fulfill our legal obligations and to create an environment where students feel respected, protected, and able to practice self-determination.