Accessibility @ Mason

Resources for Students with Disabilities

 

Office of Disability Services (ODS)

The Office of Disability Services (ODS) at George Mason University is designed to facilitate equal access for students with disabilities to ensure access to all university courses, programs, events, and services. All student accommodations must be arranged through this office.

Learning Services

Learning Services provides a variety of experience based learning opportunities through which students explore a wide range of academic concerns. Study skills workshops and individual study skills counseling provide learning experiences to improve academic skills. The Certificate in Academic Skills Program provides a structured, yet individualized program of study to develop academic skills. The Academic Counseling Program provides individual support to students with learning differences such as attention deficit disorder or learning disabilities. The Tutor Referral Program maintains a roster of undergraduate and graduate students available to provide fee-for-service tutoring assistance. Learning Services staff are available to consult with faculty and staff regarding student learning needs.

The Assistive Technology Initiative (ATI)

The Assistive Technology Initiative (ATI) is a joint project with the Office of Disability Services, the Office of Equity and Diversity, and the Kellar Institute for Human Disabilities. It is designed to provide access to assistive technology consultations, training and equipment/software to all students and employees with disabilities.

Accessible Text Project

The ATI also provides conversion of hard copy text (textbooks, class handouts, etc.) into an accessible electronic format for students and employees with print disabilities.

Accessible Library Services

The university libraries have a variety of services and policies designed to ensure comparable access to all library services. Check this site for details.