UMass Amherst Accessibility

From academic support to transportation to assistive technology, the UMass Amherst Office of Accessibility strives to connect each member of our community to resources that will empower them with an accessible experience.

Five young adults of different races and abilities sit outside on a sunny day at a round metal table in front of a wall of glass windows
Kerri Tillett: A Black woman with short brown hair, glasses, and red lipstick smiles in front of a background of sunny trees

Welcome from the Associate Vice Chancellor for Equal Opportunity

Thank you for visiting the University Accessibility website. I hope that you will find everything that you need on this site. We know that there is not a “one size fits all” solution to access issues. These issues may show up in a variety of contexts: in the classroom, residence halls, workplaces, restrooms, just to name a few. If you have a question, can’t find what you are looking for, need help finding a campus resource, or just want to offer a suggestion, please feel free to contact me. If I can’t help you, I’m happy to connect you with the appropriate resource.

All the best!

Kerri Thompson Tillett, J.D.
Associate Vice Chancellor for Equal Opportunity
ADA Coordinator

What Are You Looking For?

Learn about the range of accessibility resources available to members of and visitors to the UMass Amherst community

Academic Resources Academic Resources Accommodations and Access Accommodations and Access Animals on Campus Animals on Campus Community Resources Community Resources Digital Accessibility Tips Digital Accessibility Tips For Visitors For Visitors Latest Accessibility Updates at UMass Amherst Latest Accessibility Updates at UMass Amherst Planning an Accessible Event Planning an Accessible Event Report a Non-Emergency Issue Report a Non-Emergency Issue Resources for More Inclusive Teaching Resources for More Inclusive Teaching Transportation and Parking Transportation and Parking Wellness Resources Wellness Resources

Accessibility Statement

The University of Massachusetts Amherst is committed to fostering a culture of diversity and inclusion, where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. We embrace disability as a natural part of diversity and seek to build capacity to appreciate and value individual differences, including differences in ability, to create inclusive community.

We are fully committed to providing full and equal access to information and services for all current and potential members of our community.


 

Need Help or Have a Question?

If you need help locating an accessibility resource at UMass Amherst or have a question or comment about our services, please fill out this form.

Form to Contact Accessibility Team