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Accessibility at NAU

Welcome!

Welcome to Northern Arizona University’s Accessibility site. NAU strives to create and maintain inclusive, accessible, and usable environments. On these pages, you will find information and resources to assist you in contributing to that goal.

Director Jamie Axelrod is the ADA Coordinator and 504 Compliance Officer. Email: Jamie.Axelrod@nau.edu. Phone: (928) 523-8773.

NAU Accessibility Resources

At NAU, we do not expect faculty and staff to go through the process of creating an inclusive, accessible digital environment on their own. We have resources across campus to help.

Teaching and Learning Center

Our mission is to provide the resources and support that help our faculty be successful, which ultimately promotes the learning and success of our students. Teaching and Learning Center

Instructional Design Support

The NAU Teaching and Learning Center Instructional Design Team supports Inclusive Excellence in teaching through workshops, course reviews, and faculty consultation. Instructional Design Support

Cline Faculty Services

We support faculty in a variety of ways including information literacy instruction, help managing research data and more. We are highly collaborative and welcome any suggestions, ideas and requests from our faculty partners. Cline Faculty Services

Usable Materials Center

The Usable Materials Center (UMC) is a resource for the campus community to help support the University’s mission to provide an inclusive and universally designed academic environment. Faculty can request assistance in making content accessible for their courses, whether they have a student enrolled with a disability or not. NAU staff can request assistance in making training materials, flyers or other documents and media accessible to help ensure equitable access for all recipients.

The purpose of the Center is to assist in making print material and video content accessible for all users.

Course and Document Accessibility Accordion Closed

Creating accessible documents and learning environments is critical to an institution of higher education. Learn more on our course and material page.

 Web Accessibility Accordion Closed

Accessibility of websites is an important goal for NAU, since it helps us effectively reach and serve a broad audience with diverse needs. Learn more on our Web Accessibility page.

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