- Our Commitment to Accessibility
- Resources for Students
- Resources for Faculty & Staff
- Resources for All
Our Commitment to Accessibility
The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) welcomes and encourages participation in its programs and activities by all individuals. We are committed to ensuring equal access to our facilities, information, programs, services, and activities for all members of our community.
Experiencing an accessibility issue, concern, or aware of one we should know about? Report any Accessibility concerns by emailing us at Accessibility@uah.edu. You do not need to be affiliated with UAH to submit a concern.
Coming soon, we will have a form available for reporting your Accessibility concerns / issues.
Resources
Additional resources will be added as they become known.
Students
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Support for students with documented disabilities.
Faculty & Staff
Mission Accessible
“Mission Accessible” is UAH’s university-wide initiative to ensure that our online course materials, websites, electronic documents, and campus technologies are accessible to everyone. Whether you are building a course in Canvas, creating a campus flyer, or sharing PowerPoint slides for your presentation, Mission Accessible gives you the training and tools to meet the new standards while designing better experiences for all. Through it all, you will receive guidance and assistance from a team of professionals helping you as you play your important role in our shared mission.
- View UAH's Interim Digital Accessibility Policy.
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Support and guidance for online, traditional, technology-enhanced, and collaborative teaching
Available for All
Report an Accessibility Concern / Issue
Report any Accessibility concern by emailing us at Accessibility@uah.edu. You do not need to be affiliated with UAH to submit a concern.
Coming soon, we will have a form available for reporting your Accessibility concerns / issues.
Free resources for individuals who may be experiencing health‑related challenges, learning or processing needs, language barriers, or who are simply seeking general productivity tools for their daily work.
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An accessible, online library for people with print disabilities. Free membership is offered to U.S. students.
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Dictation lets you use speech-to-text to author content in Office with a microphone and reliable internet connection. Use your voice to quickly create documents, emails, notes, presentations, or slide notes.
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Google Workspace user guide to accessibility - Google Accessibility Help
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Learn about accessibility features for Google Workspaces.
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Keyboard shortcuts are keys or key combinations that help you perform common tasks faster and without relying on a mouse.
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On this page, you will find accessibility resources for Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
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As an open-source tool, NVDA is accessible to everyone, regardless of budget.
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Help Desk support for a computer-related problem, have a question, or need assistance with UAH services.
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Learn more about the accessibility features of Zoom.
Contact Us
Have a question, comment, or a resource you'd like to share? Send an email to Accessibility@uah.edu.
