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Department of Accessibility Services

DAS is committed to advancing an accessible and “barrier-free” environment for students, faculty, staff, patients, guests and visitors by ensuring that the principles of access, equity, inclusion and learning are realized in and by the Emory community.

Transition to Remote Learning

Emory University welcomes students and employees with disabilities and is committed to providing equal access to all community members. With the onset of COVID-19, the Department of Accessibility Services is committed to assisting the Emory community with resources as we transition to Remote Learning.

Remote Learning Details

Students

Registering with DAS - forms, documentation requirements, and what to expect

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Returning Students

Already registered with DAS? Start Here.

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Transfer, Visiting and Graduate Students

Specific process and requirement guidelines

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COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked student questions

Workplace Access

Information for Employees

Find forms, documentation requirements and other important information here.

Information for Managers

Guidance on implementing workplace accommodations

Faculty Resources

Roles and Responsibilities

General information related to the roles and responsibilities of faculty in the context of collaboration through the OAS office.

Assisting You

Guidance for implementing student accommodations

Accommodate for Faculty

Access the OAS Accommodate System here.

Resources

Internal and external resources for accessible classrooms

COVID-19 FAQs

Frequently asked faculty questions

Accessible Events

Accessibility Guidelines

Provides event organizers with necessary tools to plan accessible events

Event Planning Checklist

Program planning recommendations and requirements

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Consult OAS

Contact OAS for specific accessible event planning and guidance