A navy square paper clipped to an orange sheet sits on a light textured background. The navy square contains text reminding students they can request accommodations at any point in the semester and includes the CASS phone number and email. #CASS
White flyer with bold black text announcing a CASS Testing Center update: only clear bags are allowed in the testing room. Smaller text thanks students and lists CASS contact info. #CASS
Portrait of Alyssa Gutierrez next to a graphic announcing her appointment as Director of Membership for AHEAD in Texas. The design features navy, orange, and cream colors with geometric shapes and a congratulatory message.
Esmeralda Aragon sits on green grass near a tree, smiling in a black graduation gown and stole. Sunlight and greenery fill the background. Confetti, stars, and grad‑cap graphics surround the photo with text celebrating her Class of 2026 and her 3 years at CASS.
Two‑page Mental Health Awareness Month graphic with pastel hand‑drawn style. Page 1 shows affirmations like “Your feelings are valid” and “Be gentle with yourself.” Page 2 lists UTEP resources: CASS, CAPS, and TimelyCare with contact info.
Teal and navy flyer promoting the ‘It Starts With Us’ Fair and Denim Day Fashion Show for mental health and sexual assault awareness, held April 29 from 12 to 1 p.m. at the Union Breezeway
Flyer promoting the UTEP Food Pantry ‘Spring into Giving’ drive, collecting nonperishable food donations April 27–May 8, 11 a.m.–5 p.m., at Memorial Gym Room 105
Final Exams Reminders: Meet with your professor, schedule exams 5 days ahead, and submit requests in AIM. Finals Week is May 11–15. CASS open 7 AM–6 PM. Bring ID and arrive early. Items not allowed: coats, backpacks, purses, smart watches, AI glasses, phones, drinks, hats, food.
Image titled “How Professors Can Support Students with Disabilities.” Highlights respectful, private accommodation discussions; avoiding assumptions; accessible testing such as extended time and quiet spaces; flexibility; and collaboration with CASS.
This graphic promotes World Bipolar Day on March 30 and explains that bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that can affect mood, energy, and daily functioning. It encourages students to explore academic accommodations. The graphic includes CASS contact information.
Purple flyer titled “Purple Day – Epilepsy Awareness.” Text notes that Purple Day is a global movement founded in 2008 to raise awareness and reduce stigma. It encourages wearing purple on March 26. Second section titled “CASS Support & Accommodations” lists accommodations.
Flyer titled “Free Job Readiness Workshops” listing 4 April 2026 sessions with dates, times, and locations. Includes notes: snacks provided, laptop optional, walk-ins welcome, plus QR code and contact info.
Illustration celebrating National Barbie Day from the Center of Accommodations and Support Services. Diverse Barbie-style characters with disabilities, including a wheelchair user, prosthetic leg user, service dog, and assistive technology user, stand outside an accessible campus
Love Your Eyes
Low Vision Awareness Month – February
Low vision is a significant, uncorrectable impairment that affects daily functioning and cannot be fixed by glasses, medicine, or surgery. It includes blurry or hazy vision, loss of central vision, or peripheral vision loss.
🎉 Congratulations! 🎉
HONORING 15 YEARS OF SERVICE AT UTEP! 🧡
MANELIC ALCALA
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 🌟
Her 15-year journey reflects dedication, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to accessibility. She continues to shape the culture of care that defines UTEP. ✨ #UTEP
Register for Services with CASS 🧡
If you are a student seeking accommodations through the Center for Accommodations and Support Services (CASS), follow these steps to register! #CASS#UTEP#AIMPORTAL