NC State is committed to providing effective access to its educational programs, services, and activities. This site outlines the accessibility services, policies, and procedures at NC State.
Accessibility Services for Students, Faculty, and Staff
Students with disabilities should contact the Disability Services Office to determine reasonable accommodations to ensure equal educational opportunities.
Faculty and staff with disabilities seeking reasonable accommodations should contact Amy Circosta, the ADA Coordinator in the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity.
Creating Accessible Content
Faculty and staff should consult the IT Accessibility Quick Guide to begin exploring how to create accessible educational and other electronic material. Questions about creating accessible content can be sent to accessibility@ncsu.edu.
Web Developers should consult the Web Accessibility Handbook for guides on creating accessible Web sites and the IT Accessibility Web Site for more information.
Getting Around Campus
Transportation provides accessible parking permits and accessible bus (Wolfline) transportation
The University Architect provides maps showing accessible pathways, parking spots, and information on building accessibility.
Accessible Life on Campus
University Housing provides accessibility options for students living on campus.
The Libraries offer accessibility services for their resources.
The Unity Computer Labs throughout campus are equipped with a number of assistive technologies from screen readers to literacy software to adjustable workstations.
Procurement
All information and communication technology purchases must adhere to the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Accessibility Regulation. Additionally, bidders for purchase orders must provide additional accessibility documentation.
Policies
NC State has a number of Policies and Regulations addressing accessibility.
Stay Connected with Accessibility
Keep up with announcements from the Disability Services Office on Facebook.
Follow IT Accessibility news at the IT Accessibility Blog and the IT Accessibility Coordinator's Twitter Feed.
Receive announcements about events impacting the accessibility of NC State facilities.
Questions
If you are a qualified individual with a disability requiring an accommodation, please contact Amy Circosta, the ADA Coordinator in the Office of Institutional Equity and Diversity.
If you have difficulties accessing a Web site due to incompatibility with assistive technologies, please contact accessibility@ncsu.edu.