Access Center
Blind/Low Vision Services
WSU is committed to providing access to all parts of university life. Establishing accommodations can be time-intensive and requires planning. Please contact our office as soon as possible, in order to have accommodations in place.
Available services include:
- Alternative print course materials, in Braille, digital format, audio format, and the use of assistive technology
- Testing accommodations, including extended time, readers, scribes, screen reader, screen magnification and other assistive technology
- Note taking services
- Priority Registration
- Referral to other campus services
For the best outcomes, please
- Provide us with a list of all classes for which alternative print and note takers will be needed with days, times and places at least four weeks before services are needed or earlier, if possible.
- Inform us of problems with notetakers as soon as possible.
- Inform your Access Advisor immediately, if you need to make changes to your accommodation or are having difficulties in receiving your accommodations.
- Return all loaned equipment.