ACCESS Rochester:
A Resource Guide for Students, Faculty, and Staff
The University of Rochester is a pluralistic
community, one that values the contributions of our diverse population. People
with disabilities are an essential part of the University community, bringing
a broad spectrum of talent and achievement to our endeavors. We believe in and
respect the capacity of individuals to learn, grow, and achieve in different
ways. In recognition of this, the University has developed a variety of services
and offices with responsibility for ensuring a system and a culture that fosters
opportunity and achievement for individuals with disabilities.
This Resource Guide contains valuable information about the variety
of resources available throughout the University, from the River Campus, to
the Medical Center, the Memorial Art Gallery, and the Eastman School of Music
to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities at the University. The Introduction and University Resources sections are applicable to all members of the University
community. Information specific to students is included in the Classroom Accommodations section. Information specific to faculty and staff is included in the Workplace Accommodations section. It was developed to serve as a useful tool to address
the needs of staff and faculty with disabilities and to assist their supervisors
with the process.
We encourage you to familiarize yourself with these resources. Whether you
are an undergraduate student of The College, a graduate student in one of our
graduate degree programs on the River Campus or at the Medical Center, a member
of the faculty or staff, or a visitor to our campus, we want this guide to serve
your needs. If there are improvements you would like to suggest for future editions
of the Resource Guide, please contact 275-9125
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