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Introduction

The University Libraries' Accessibility Committee has put together this LibGuide to help members of the University community find resources about accessibility. We encourage those who are interested in providing access to all and creating opportunities to succeed use any of the collected resources. The resources collected in this guide include informative websites, other organizations' webinars, and our libraries' catalog holdings.

Have ideas for additional resources? Please submit an Accessibility LibGuide Suggestions form.

UofM Resources

Accessibility at the University Libraries
Overview of accessibility in spaces and facilities, collections, and events and services at the University Libraries
Source: UofM University Libraries Accessibility Committee
ADA and Accessibility
The University is committed to ensuring equal access to its educational benefits and opportunities. Therefore, the University provides the information on this page in an effort to meet its goal of eliminating barriers for those with disabilities in regard to accessing the programs, services and activities of the University.
Source: UofM Office of Institutional Equity
Between the Stacks archive with accessibility column
The monthly University Libraries newsletter. The accessibility column ran from 2021-2024.
Source: UofM University Libraries
Date: 2021-2024

Choosing Accessible Course Readings
An infographic aimed at faculty members explaining how to select sources for course readings that can be viewed and analyzed using accessible software.
Source: UofM Libraries Accessibility Committee

Disability Resources for Students
The role of DRS is to facilitate equal access to University classes, programs, and activities for students with disabilities.
Source: UofM Disability Resources for Students
Policy SA8003 - Disability Access for Students
The purpose of this policy is to extend to qualified students with disabilities the same educational opportunities as those available to other students.
Source: UofM PolicyTech
Date: 05/05/2021
University Accessibility Committee
The University Accessibility Committee (UAC) is made up of faculty, staff, and students whose purpose is to thoughtfully consider and eliminate potential and existing barriers to equal access and participation in University programs, activities, and our physical environment.
Source: UofM Accessibility Committee