Promoting Accessibility Syracuse University

Accessibility Student Experience Syracuse University We provide guidance and resources for learning about the importance of accessible information and communication technology (ict), creating accessible content and implementing the ict accessibility policy. Identify and deliver tools and other solutions that support campus wide digital accessibility initiatives. oversee the accessible ict procurement process and vendor commitments. support a campus wide network of digital accessibility liaisons and partners.

Promoting Accessibility Syracuse University Syracuse university encourages students, faculty, staff, and visitors to report any concerns related to accessibility, discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct, so that they can be addressed quickly and appropriately. The university is committed to providing an accessible campus environment through its facilities and digital presence, including its websites, online communications and technology. To guide our efforts, we focus on seven key areas that are fundamental to accessible digital content. use the links provided for guidance on each topic, including general best practices, technical tips, and what to avoid with examples for reference. Syracuse university values diversity, is committed to inclusion, and seeks to provide access for all people, including those with disabilities. this page serves as a clearinghouse for information on disability and accessibility at su.

Promoting Accessibility Syracuse University To guide our efforts, we focus on seven key areas that are fundamental to accessible digital content. use the links provided for guidance on each topic, including general best practices, technical tips, and what to avoid with examples for reference. Syracuse university values diversity, is committed to inclusion, and seeks to provide access for all people, including those with disabilities. this page serves as a clearinghouse for information on disability and accessibility at su. The digital accessibility services (das) team within information technology services (its) supports the campus community in creating, procuring, and maintaining accessible digital properties. As a unified and deeply connected community, we strive to create a work and learning environment that’s accessible to all. learn more today. accessibility programs, services and resources. Through our inclusive and accessible spaces, students are encouraged to engage with a diversity of perspectives to further understanding across cultures and foster a stronger sense of community. With this in mind, syracuse university works to foster diversity and build a campus culture of inclusion. the university is committed to ensuring people with disabilities enjoy full participation in the university’s programs, services and benefits.

Promoting Accessibility Syracuse University The digital accessibility services (das) team within information technology services (its) supports the campus community in creating, procuring, and maintaining accessible digital properties. As a unified and deeply connected community, we strive to create a work and learning environment that’s accessible to all. learn more today. accessibility programs, services and resources. Through our inclusive and accessible spaces, students are encouraged to engage with a diversity of perspectives to further understanding across cultures and foster a stronger sense of community. With this in mind, syracuse university works to foster diversity and build a campus culture of inclusion. the university is committed to ensuring people with disabilities enjoy full participation in the university’s programs, services and benefits.

Promoting Accessibility Syracuse University Through our inclusive and accessible spaces, students are encouraged to engage with a diversity of perspectives to further understanding across cultures and foster a stronger sense of community. With this in mind, syracuse university works to foster diversity and build a campus culture of inclusion. the university is committed to ensuring people with disabilities enjoy full participation in the university’s programs, services and benefits.