Accessibility at UConn
UConn is committed to providing equal access and full participation for individuals with disabilities within all University programs and activities. This website serves as a central resource for information related to accessibility at UConn.
Accommodations may be adaptations to elements of a student's academic program or modifications or an adjustment to a job or work environment. Visitors and guests may also receive accommodations to fully participate in an event, activity or program.
American Sign Language Interpretation or Communication Access Realtime Transcription (CART) for classes, programs or events are available through the University of Connecticut Interpreting Services (UCIS). Videophones and assistive listening devices are also available on campus.
Each of the UConn campuses have their own unique landscape and facilities. UConn Storrs is a campus founded on rolling peaks and valleys. Information for getting around each campus includes maps, transportation and parking services.
UConn strives to ensure physical, electronic, and programmatic access for persons with disabilities. Any access concerns may be submitted via an Accessibility Issue Form.