Disability Resource Center
Welcome, Wildcats!
Pop-Up Sensory Space During K-Week 2025!
Important Deadlines and Information
Please note the following key deadlines to ensure timely accommodations for the current and upcoming terms:
Instructor Notification/Accommodation Letter
Instructor Notification Letters can be accessed through the student portal under the AIM Access tab.
Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Requests
- Fall 2025: Submit by July 30, 2025
- Spring 2026: Submit by January 15, 2026
Accommodation Letters/Faculty Notification
- Fall 2025 Term: Submit by
- Note: Affiliation meetings must take place prior to the submission date to ensure timely processing.
Instructors to Send Requests for Finals to DRC Testing Center
- Request by
Alternative Housing Request
- Students affiliated with the DRC who have completed their housing selection but find that it does not meet their needs must submit the Alternative Housing Request form. While submitting this form does not guarantee that alternative housing will be available, we will make every effort to accommodate the needs of all students.
DRC Testing Center FAQs
Office Hours: 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: 725 Rose St., Ste. 400C, Multidisciplinary Science Bldg.
Contact: (859) 257-2754
Faculty Scheduling Exams: Use the Online Accommodated Test Request Form.
Exam Requests: Confirm via the DRC Requests Received. Submit semester exams 7+ days ahead; finals 2+ weeks before finals week.
Student Exam Schedule: View the Public Accommodated Exam Schedule.
What should I bring to my exam?
Bring a physical form of ID, i.e., student ID, driver's license, or other government-issued ID.
Who can I contact with testing questions?
You can reach us at drctesting1@uky.edu or call 859-257-2754.
DRC News & Events
Pop-Up Sensory Space During K-Week 2025!
NESI: Neurodiverse Educational Social Initiative
NESI is a student-led initiative focused on creating a supportive, social, and empowering space for neurodivergent students and allies. Through regular meetups, events, and conversations, we aim to foster understanding, celebrate different ways of thinking and learning, and advocate for meaningful change on campus.
Whether you identify as neurodivergent or simply want to learn more and support your peers — there’s a place for you in NESI.
Event Highlight: DIY Sensory Jar
A big thank you to everyone—students, faculty, and staff—who joined us for our recent DIY Sensory Jar event! This hands-on workshop provided a creative opportunity to explore sensory regulation strategies while fostering connections in a supportive environment. Participants had a blast creating personalized sensory jars, offering a fun and calming tool for everyday use. We’re so glad to have shared this experience with the UK community!
“I also just wanted to take the time and really appreciate what you helped me with yesterday with the accommodations. It's one of the first times I have really felt seen on campus. Thank you again!”
"I really appreciate everything you have done thus far. Thank you for being an advocate and allowing me to feel heard."