Accessibility Services Center
Our Mission
The Accessibility Services Center aims to cultivate an accessible and inclusive community where students with permanent and temporary disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate in all aspects of campus life. We facilitate student advocacy, learning, and access through partnerships with students, faculty, and staff.The Accessibility Services Center offers accessibility related services to students who have a documented medical condition or disability in accordance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and the ADA Amendment Act of 2008. Each accommodation request initiates the interactive process that provides a 1:1 approach with the student and center staff to find what accommodations and services best meet a student's needs.
Students are responsible for initiating the accommodation request process.
- Register with the center by completing and submitting the Self-Identification Form
- Submit documentation related to the diagnosis via fax (402.559.9671) or email: UNMCASC@unmc.edu
- Schedule an intake meeting with a staff member to determine reasonable accommodations.
- Once approved, meet with necessary faculty to discuss accommodation plan.
- Each semester upon approval, check in with the ASC regarding accommodation concerns and implementation.
2022-2023 Statistics
See our impact on students during the 2022-2023 school year.
Over 300 students registered for services, including learners from each college and program offered. There was a 31% increase in learners accessing accessibility services from Fall 2022 to Spring 2023.
Sixty-two percent of our learners identify as neurodiverse. However, we work with students with a variety of diagnosed disabilities and medical conditions. Nearly 12% of our learners identify with a medical or chronic health condition.
Nearly 400 1:1 consultations were conducted to ensure students receive the proper accommodation plan that fits their needs, support, and advocacy.
Report an Accessibility Concern
If you notice an Accessibility Concern on campus, including issues with facilities access, construction, snow removal, technology services, parking, etc., please click the title above to file a report.
