Accessibility Advisory Council
Regis University strives to attract the highest caliber of faculty, staff and students. In addition, the university recognizes that future education trends will utilize webspace design to better serve web users with and without disabilities. These factors, coupled with the university's overall commitment to a diverse and inclusive educational and work environment, merit a comprehensive university policy on accessibility.
Regis University is focused on ensuring that education is accessible to all. Not only is Regis University legally responsible for our Accessibility Policy, but it also aligns with our Jesuit mission, and our journey to do what is right. Learn more about ADA.
The Accessibility Advisory Council includes representatives campus-wide, including faculty and staff. The subcommittees are Awareness and Understanding, Evaluation and Coaching, Faculty and Staff Development and Procurement. For Council meeting notes, contact accessibility@regis.edu.
Council Updates
January 2022
Starting in late January 2022, SDS-UT and the Accessibility Advisory Council will offer a training and conversation group on creating an inclusive campus for our students, faculty and staff with disabilities. In this program, participants will discuss the history of the disability rights movement, develop an understanding of disability experiences on the Regis campus, practice creating inclusive communication materials, hosting accessible events, working with accommodation requests and more.
This is a hybrid opportunity. The group will meet synchronously three times via Zoom in the semester for one hour, times TBA. Before meeting, participants have a short reading and activity to complete online (about 30-60 minutes of preparation).
All faculty and staff are welcome. If you have any questions or are interested in participating, please reach out to Emily Stones at estones@regis.edu.
What are you trying to make accessible?
Frequently Asked Questions
Everyone in the Regis University in the community.
Send an email to disability@regis.edu or visit Student Disability Services for more information.
Send an email to accessibility@regis.edu.