Tulane University strives to ensure that our campus experiences and spaces - including, but not limited to: buildings (dorms, dining areas, classrooms, athletic facilities, medical facilities, etc.), 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. We believe that creating accessible and inclusive environments is a shared responsibility and a matter of social justice.
Two offices work together to ensure equal access for disabled individuals 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.
