Tulane University strives to ensure that our campus experiences and spaces - including buildings, dorms, dining areas, classrooms, athletic facilities, medical facilities, transportation, parking areas, events, course materials, and policies - are accessible and free of barriers.
Our commitment to accessibility extends beyond the physical campus to any programs, activities, and services provided by Tulane. Creating accessible and inclusive environments is a shared responsibility.
Two offices work together to ensure access in our Tulane community - the Office for Campus Accessibility and the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility.
The Office for Campus Accessibility is responsible for:
- Workplace accommodations
- Facilities/physical access
- Digital technology access
- Accessible Events and Meetings
- ADA/504 compliance
The Goldman Center for Student Accessibility is responsible for:
- Student accommodations
- Self-advocacy
- Disability-related learning support
- Accommodated testing in the Goldman Testing Center
- Communication access
- Assistive technology.
