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 Benjamin Suits Baer - National...
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Topic starter 15/03/2024 5:03 pm  

I'm about to take my nephew who is deaf on a campus tour in a different state. What's the process for requesting interpreters for the tour and for meeting with advisors and disability services? Any help and tips would be greatly appreciated. 


   
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 Roberto Santiago - SFSU
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09/07/2024 4:34 pm  

Hello,

 

Here at SFSU visitors can tell Campus Tours that they need an interpreter when they book their tour and then the tour folks make the request with us. We also meet with visitors if they call or email us for an appointment.


   
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