Campus Accessibility
The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus is committed to ensuring digital and physical accessibility for everyone, including people with disabilities. In alignment with Colorado House Bill 21-1110, our commitment extends to the university's services, digital content, and information and communication technologies (ICT).
As a campus community, we are collectively responsible for:
- Investing in accessible technologies
- Adopting recognized accessibility standards and guidelines, and inclusive design practices
- Building accessibility awareness and skills through continuous learning
We are committed to removing accessibility barriers and ensuring full participation for all members of our campus community.
Report a Barrier
CU Anschutz welcomes all reports of barriers and requests for accommodations. If you encounter an accessibility barrier, please let us know through any of the following methods:
- Submit a report or request using the links below
- Email: DigitalAccessibility@cuanschutz.edu
Technology Barrier
Technology barriers include accessibility issues with websites, software applications, electronic documents, videos, and hardware devices.
Physical Barrier
If you encounter physical ADA barriers in a campus building or on campus grounds, please report the access issue to our Facilities Management department.
Request an Accommodation
ADA Accommodations for Students
CU Anschutz encourages students with disabilities to connect with the Office of Disability, Access and Inclusion (ODAI) to identify any needs and accommodations.
ADA Accommodations for Employees
The university actively promotes the use of appropriate accommodations for faculty, staff, and campus visitors with disabilities. These accommodations are tailored to individual needs and provided on a case-by-case basis.
Digital Accessibility
CU Anschutz is dedicated to creating an accessible digital environment for everyone, in full support of Colorado House Bill 21-1110. We provide a variety of resources, training, and support to help our campus community design and maintain accessible digital content – including websites, software applications, and documents.