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Halloween-themed graphic featuring three cartoon ghosts. One ghost holds a pumpkin balloon, another wears a witch hat, and a third holds a broom. Text reads: “Wishing our Miner community a fun and safe Halloween! Be kind. Be spooky. Be inclusive!”

Welcome graphic from CASS introducing Anjelica Moreno, Senior Testing Coordinator. Features a professional headshot, a welcome message, and text highlighting experience in special education, accessibility, inclusion, and student support.#CASS #Welcome🧡

Welcome graphic from CASS introducing Saul Rosales as Lead Coordinator for Disability Services. Features a professional portrait, welcome message, and text highlighting Saul's commitment to accessibility, student success, self-advocacy, and inclusion. #CASS #WELCOME

For Twitter it would be the following: Free hearing aid batteries available while supplies last! Stop by the CASS Office in Union East, Room 106, to pick up yours. Available on a first-come, first-served basis. #UTEP #Accessibility #CASS

CASS students, we want your feedback! Your input helps us improve accommodations, AIM, and support services. Complete our quick 2–3 minute survey: forms.cloud.microsoft/r/eW72… #UTEP #CASS #Accessibility

CASS Myth vs. Fact carousel challenging common misconceptions about disability, accommodations, and accessibility. The images promote equal access, individualized support, respectful communication, and stigma reduction to foster a more inclusive campus community at UTEP. #AAW

Infographic comparing K-12 and college disability services. Pink and blue design with side-by-side sections highlighting differences in laws, accommodations, parental involvement, decision-making, and student self-advocacy as students transition to higher education. #AAW #CASS

Graphic about the Social Model of Disability. The graphic explains that disability is often created by barriers in environments, attitudes, and systems, not by a person's condition. It highlights accessibility, inclusion, and equal opportunities for all students.

UTEP Ability Awareness graphic highlighting that not all disabilities are visible, accommodations support equitable access, and inclusion benefits the entire community. The graphic encourages awareness, accessibility, and creating an inclusive environment in the Miner Community.

Join CASS for Jazzed for Access during Ability Awareness Week. October 14, 2026, from 9 a.m. To 1 p.m. Union Breezeway Learn about disability awareness, accessibility, and inclusion while connecting with campus resources that support student success. #CASS #AAW2026

Due to anticipated weather, the Graduate Student Grad Fair has been rescheduled to Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026, from 5–8 p.m. at the UTEP Bookstore. The All-Student Grad Fair will still take place Oct. 23-24. Graduate students are welcome to attend those events as well.

A vertical video shows a person holding signs reading “The rumors are true,” “Ability Awareness Week coming up,” and “Happening October 12–16.” A saxophone graphic appears next to “Live Music,” followed by “October 14 – 12 PM.” Adele’s “Rumour Has It” plays in the background.

A navy square paper clipped to an orange sheet sits on a light textured background. The design explains that CASS provides resource referrals to help connect students with campus and community resources. CASS phone number and email are provided.

Blue ADA Advisory Committee graphic announcing a public meeting on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at 10:00 AM at UTEP’s Union East Building. The meeting will also be available virtually. ADA-related questions may be submitted in advance by October 5.

Help shape the future of campus dining! Your feedback supports improvements to menu options, dining locations, hours, and the overall student experience. Complete the survey for a chance to win an E‑Bike: surveymonkey.com/r/8G7PM7Z

A square quote graphic on a navy-blue background with orange accents. A quote reads, “Accessibility allows us to tap into everyone’s potential”, followed by “–Debra Ruh.” #CASS #accessibility#utep

UTEP Engage: Connect. Engage. Explore. Join UTEP President Heather Wilson for a campus update about opportunities in career readiness, industry, research, and community engagement. Sept 9, at 5 p.m. UGLC, Room 106 Thursday, Sep 10, at 5 p.m. Union Cinema, Union Building East

UTEP Engage: Connect. Engage. Explore. Join UTEP President Heather Wilson for a campus update about opportunities in career readiness, industry, research, and community engagement. Sept 9, at 5 p.m. UGLC, Room 106 Thursday, Sep 10, at 5 p.m. Union Cinema, Union Building East

UTEP Engage: Connect. Engage. Explore. Join UTEP President Heather Wilson for a campus update about opportunities in career readiness, industry, research, and community engagement. Sept 9, at 5 p.m. UGLC, Room 106 Thursday, Sep 10, at 5 p.m. Union Cinema, Union Building East

A navy square paper clipped to an orange sheet sits on a light textured background. The design highlights that students with mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and PTSD may be eligible for accommodation support through CASS and includes the CASS contact info.