Appendix D: Accessology Report

UT Austin retained the services of Accessology, a Texas-based accessibility-consulting firm, to evaluate the UT Austin's paths of travel. UT Austin has authority over a number of streets that intersect the campus. As a result, a critical component of UT Austin's ADA transition plan includes the improvement/creation of paths of travel throughout the campus.

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Transition Plan

Appendix A: Nondiscrimination Policy

Appendix B: 504 Transition Plan

Appendix C: ADA Transition Plan, 1992

Appendix D: Accessology Report

Appendix E: Summary of Current Deficiencies

ADA Prioritization Committee

Disability Advocacy Student Coalition (DASC) Presentation

Institutional Accessibility and Accommodation Home

ADA Transition Plan

Animals on Campus

Disability Resources

Electronic Information Resources

Employee ADA Accommodations

Employee PWFA Accommodations

Employee Religious Accommodations

Frequently Asked Questions

Grievance

Job Applicants with Disabilities

Student Academic Accommodations

Meet the IAA Team 

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