Accessibility Center
Creating an accessible learning environment
The Accessibility Center at UW Oshkosh is committed to being an active partner with students, faculty and staff to provide services and support for students with disabilities ensuring equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of the university programs, services and activities on all three of our campuses.
Offering a range of resources, the Accessibility Center coordinates reasonable accommodations, providing students the opportunity to reach their highest level of success along with promoting independence and self-advocacy.
Fond du Lac and Fox Cities Campus Students
All accommodation processes will be handled by the Oshkosh campus Accessibility Coordinator. For campus-specific accommodations, questions and concerns, students may connect with their campus contact.
Contact Us
(920) 424-3100
(920) 424-2405
accessibilitycenter@uwosh.edu
Office Hours
Dempsey Hall 125
Monday-Friday
7:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Information for Parents and Guardians
Your child’s well-being at UW Oshkosh is taken into serious consideration. Please contact us with any additional questions or concerns.
Accommodations
All students requesting accommodations must go through an application and interview process with the Accessibility Center.
Faculty Resources
As an instructor or faculty member at the UW Oshkosh, you play an important role in ensuring access for students with disabilities.
Our Services
Alternative Media
Alternative media is the provision of printed materials for individuals with visual or information processing disabilities.
Alternative Testing
Equal access to the testing process at the University without compromising the integrity of the class. Visit the Testing Center website.
Assistive Technology/Software
Various resources are available for students to check out for a limited time.
Classroom Accommodations
Create equal access to the learning environment (i.e. preferential seating, accessible room location, chair/table/desk adjustments, etc.).
Interpreting/Captioning
Accurate translation of spoken/auditory information in the classroom for students who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Support & Liaison
Support and liaison services are available to students. Discuss your specific situation or concern with your Campus Contact for assistance.
Note Taking
Access to copies of class notes to qualified students with disabilities through the use of classroom volunteers.
Temporary Impairment
Students may receive short-term accommodations for temporary disabilities due to injury for a reasonable time period based upon anticipated recovery dates.
Contact the Accessibility Center
accessibilitycenter@uwosh.edu
(920) 424-3100
Visit Us at UW Oshkosh in Dempsey Hall 125
Monday-Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m.