Your Access Specialist is assigned to you based on your academic college/major. Refer to the table below to find your Access Specialist's information. You can contact your Access Specialist by emailing them or scheduling a follow-up appointment.
Follow-up Meetings:
Examples of reasons to schedule a follow-up meeting include adjusting accommodations, housing questions, accommodation implementation concerns, and working with your Access Specialist regarding an ongoing matter. Other matters that would go beyond the 15-minute time limit of a drop-in should be discussed during a follow-up meeting.
Drop-in Consultations:
Drop-in consultations for students, faculty, staff, and guests can be conducted via phone or in person for Autumn 2024. Drop-in hours are Monday-Friday from 10a-1p and 2p-4p. Some staff may visit with you virtually even if you are on-site if they are working remotely that day.
Drop-ins are intended to provide you with an opportunity to speak with an Access Specialist about time-sensitive matters. They are limited to 10-15 minutes and are intended for issues that can be resolved quickly.
Some examples of appropriate drop-in topics include technical issues with AIM, urgent temporary accommodations, questions about documentation or next steps in the application process, or faculty consultations.
Your drop-in request may not be resolved same day.
You must be in the queue 15 minutes prior to the end of the consult times.
Access Specialist
Academic Colleges
Email Address
Schedule a Follow-Up Appt.
Heidi Aune (Accessibility Manager)
Arts and Sciences: Social and Behavioral Department of Neuroscience
Arts and Sciences:Humanities Departments of African American and African Studies; Classics; Comparative Studies; East Asian Languages and Lit., English; French and Italian; Germanic Languages and Lit.; History; International Studies; Linguistics; Near Eastern Languages and Lit.; Slavic and East European Languages and Lit.; Spanish and Portuguese; and Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Engineering: Departments of Computer Science and Engineering and Electrical and Computer Engineering
Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) including Department of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering (FABE). (Except Animal Sciences)
Arts and Sciences:Natural and Mathematical Departments of Earth Sciences, Mathematics, Statistics
Arts and Sciences:Social and Behavioral Departments of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Arts and Sciences:Arts, Visual and Performing Departments of Art; Art Admin, Education and Policy; Design; History of Art; (School of) Music; and Theatre; Undecided
Optometry
Other(e.g. College Credit Plus, Non-Degree-Seeking, Program 60)
Arts and Sciences: Natural and Mathematical Departments ofAstronomy,Chemistry and Biochemistry, EEOB, (Center for) Life Sciences Education, Microbiology, Molecular Genetics, and Physics