Campus Resources
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Offers services and programs to assist students in their academic success.
The ADA Resource Center for Equity and Accessibility is responsible for promoting an accessible and inclusive campus. This site contains information and links for employees to learn about employment accommodations, campus accessibility, and available accessibility-related trainings.
ADA Resource Center for Equity and Accessibility Guides:
Reading and information service for the visually impaired. Audio Reader also specializes in Audio Description for live performances and events, museum exhibits and video.
Provides affordable, quality mental health care to children, adolescents, and families of the Lawrence community and surrounding areas.
Provides resources and information about how to create accessible online content.
CAPS can help students with issues related to adjusting to college and other psychological, interpersonal, and family problems. Individual, couple, and group sessions are available.
The School of Engineering Career Center created this guide to educate job seekers and employers about rights, responsibilities, and options when it comes to disability in the workplace.
Conducts research to inform health and disability policy, with the goal of improving access to quality care for all people, particularly those with disabilities or chronic illness.
Provides equipment to persons who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or have other sensory or mobility impairments that interfere with conventional access to telecommunications.
Each Center of the Life Span Institute draws together researchers from diverse fields and backgrounds with the common goal of investigating specific problems of human development, disabilities, and aging.
Group of graduates who act as change agents and develop cultural awareness.
Features of inclusiveness within the KU Recreation Services.
A collection of resources relating to mental health on the KU campus, in the community, and online.
Low cost out-patient mental health service.
Comprehensive services to people with communicative disorders.
To make event requests, use this Interpreter/CART Request Form.
TRIO programs provide educational opportunities for low-income individuals, first-generation college-bound students, and disabled Americans.