With the campus response to COVID-19 (more information on CSU’s COVID-19 Recovery website), the ATRC is providing all services remotely. We are able to conduct appointments by phone or Microsoft Teams. If you have questions about your assistive technology or concerns about upcoming semesters, please reach out:
Our staff also wants to extend our concern and support to the Black students, faculty, and staff in our community. We are heartbroken by the events of recent weeks. To echo our Dean’s words: we see you, we stand with you, and our hearts go out to you. You matter.
The ATRC is dedicated to supporting you in online courses. We recognize that online courses may be new and may present some challenges for you. Please be assured that the ATRC is available to support your ability to access online coursework.
We will continue to provide services as needed and can do so by phone or in an online meeting.
Although you will receive your appointment reminders as normal, please do not come into the office for your appointment. Coordinate with us to determine whether a phone or online meeting will work best for you.
Students, please let us know if you’re having problems accessing your online course content with assistive technology. We can work with you and your instructor on solutions. Email your service provider or use our contact form to let us know what kind of issues you’re encountering.
Instructors, please let us know if you’re having problems with accessibility of online course delivery systems. We can work with you to find solutions and workarounds.
Support for Instructors
Instructors, as you’re converting your courses to online, be mindful that you need to make your content accessible. Tutorials are available on our Accessibility by Design website for many types of content, including PDF and video.
If you need further assistance after following the tutorials, please submit a ticket on the Keep Teaching website.
Assistive Technology Resource Center EndowmentGive Now
The Gene and Ellie Gilfoyle Endowment for the ATRC helps members of the campus community with disabilities and provides hands-on experiences with assistive technology applications for Occupational Therapy graduate students.
