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UToledo Accessibility and Disability Resources We partner with students, faculty and staff to facilitate disability access essential to sustaining an inclusive campus experience.

Access and accommodations ensure equal opportunity for students with disabilities to participate

💡 Accessibility Tip Tuesday! 💙💛Have you requested your accommodations for classes yet? You still have time to request y...
10/13/2026

💡 Accessibility Tip Tuesday! 💙💛

Have you requested your accommodations for classes yet? You still have time to request your accommodations in your Disability Accommodations Portal (DAP). Go to our website and click on the Student/Faculty Portal button in our main page picture and login with your UToledo credentials. Click on the courses you need accommodations for and memos will be sent to your professors.

For more help or questions about requesting your accommodations in DAP, please reach out to our office and we can assist you! 419-530-4981


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The picture is a UToledo Accessibility Tip Tuesday graphic featuring a blue-and-gold color scheme with a faded photograph of a university building in the background.
At the top, the words “ACCESSIBILITY TIP TUESDAY” appear in bold blue and yellow lettering, alongside a lightbulb icon with a checkmark. In the center, a large white rounded rectangle with a yellow shadow contains the heading “TIP:” next to a blue accessibility-themed icon.
The main message reads in large, bold blue letters: “It’s not too late to request your accommodations!!!” Below the message is a black line-art illustration of a chair, table, clock, and music notes, representing some of the different types of accommodations available, like captioning, test, text to speech.

📚 Need a better plan for studying?Join the Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources tonight at 6:00pm and tomorr...
10/12/2026

📚 Need a better plan for studying?

Join the Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources tonight at 6:00pm and tomorrow in the Carlson Library at 12:30pm, to explore practical time-management and study strategies, discover what works best for you, and create a plan you can actually use!

✨ All UToledo students are welcome! You don’t need to be affiliated with our office to participate.

Choose the session that works for you:

💻 Virtual: October 12 | 6:00–7:00 PM
📍 In-Person: October 13 | 12:30–1:30 PM
📚 Carlson Library, Learning Enhancement Center – Room 1021

Come learn strategies, get organized, and feel more confident about your academic success! 🎓

Sign up on Invonet using the QR codes in our pic!
We look forward to seeing you there!



Picture Description: A promotional graphic for the University of Toledo Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources workshop, “Your Brain, Your Strategy.” The design features a bold navy blue, yellow, and white color scheme, with a stylized brain graphic and a yellow path leading toward a flag, representing learning, strategies, and reaching goals.

The graphic provides two workshop options:

Virtual Workshop: October 12, 2026, 6:00–7:00 PM
In-Person Workshop: October 13, 2026, 12:30–1:30 PM

Registration QR codes are provided for both sessions. The University of Toledo and Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources logos appear in the lower-right corner.

The Spooky Boardwalk for Sunshine Communities is still a go! We are here from 2:00pm to 4:00pm giving out treats. Stop ...
10/11/2026

The Spooky Boardwalk for Sunshine Communities is still a go! We are here from 2:00pm to 4:00pm giving out treats. Stop by and say hi to Gina and her family!

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1st pic shows the UToledo Accessibility and Disability Resources table draped in blue sprinkled with candy and stickers. Decorated with a pumpkin with the UT athletic logo of a rocket on one side and blue and gold pop poms.

2nd pic shows Gina and her husband and daughter posing behind the ADR table giving their best smiles. They are all dressed in UToledo gear.

📚 Need a better plan for studying?Join the Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources to explore practical time-ma...
10/11/2026

📚 Need a better plan for studying?

Join the Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources to explore practical time-management and study strategies, discover what works best for you, and create a plan you can actually use!

✨ All UToledo students are welcome! You don’t need to be affiliated with our office to participate.

Choose the session that works for you:

💻 Virtual: October 12 | 6:00–7:00 PM
📍 In-Person: October 13 | 12:30–1:30 PM
📚 Carlson Library, Learning Enhancement Center – Room 1021

Come learn strategies, get organized, and feel more confident about your academic success! 🎓

Sign up on Invonet using the QR codes in our pic!
We look forward to seeing you there!



Picture Description: A promotional graphic for the University of Toledo Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources workshop, “Your Brain, Your Strategy.” The design features a bold navy blue, yellow, and white color scheme, with a stylized brain graphic and a yellow path leading toward a flag, representing learning, strategies, and reaching goals.

The graphic provides two workshop options:

Virtual Workshop: October 12, 2026, 6:00–7:00 PM
In-Person Workshop: October 13, 2026, 12:30–1:30 PM

Registration QR codes are provided for both sessions. The University of Toledo and Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources logos appear in the lower-right corner.

🎃👻 We’re so excited to be part of Sunshine Communities, Spooky Boardwalk this Sunday, October 11th, from 2:00–4:00 PM (w...
10/09/2026

🎃👻 We’re so excited to be part of Sunshine Communities, Spooky Boardwalk this Sunday, October 11th, from 2:00–4:00 PM (weather permitting)!

🍬 Stop by our table to grab a sweet treat or a festive sticker! We can’t wait to see everyone’s spooky, creative, and festive costumes! 🧙‍♀️🕸️

We hope to see you there Rocket Families!! 🧡🎃💙💛



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The picture is a festive Halloween-themed advertisement for Sunshine Communities’ Spooky Boardwalk. The top features an orange background with the white Sunshine Communities logo, decorated with spiderwebs. The bottom has a light gray background with playful white ghost illustrations and bold lettering that reads “Spooky Board Walk” and “See Us at Spooky! Oct. 11, 2–4.” 🎃👻

📚 Need a better plan for studying?Join the Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources to explore practical time-ma...
10/08/2026

📚 Need a better plan for studying?

Join the Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources to explore practical time-management and study strategies, discover what works best for you, and create a plan you can actually use!

✨ All UToledo students are welcome! You don’t need to be affiliated with our office to participate.

Choose the session that works for you:

💻 Virtual: October 12 | 6:00–7:00 PM
📍 In-Person: October 13 | 12:30–1:30 PM
📚 Carlson Library, Learning Enhancement Center – Room 1021

Come learn strategies, get organized, and feel more confident about your academic success! 🎓

Sign up on Invonet using the QR codes in our pic! Or find us on Invonet : https://invonet.utoledo.edu/event/12819659
We look forward to seeing you there!



Picture Description: A promotional graphic for the University of Toledo Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources workshop, “Your Brain, Your Strategy.” The design features a bold navy blue, yellow, and white color scheme, with a stylized brain graphic and a yellow path leading toward a flag, representing learning, strategies, and reaching goals.

The graphic provides two workshop options:

Virtual Workshop: October 12, 2026, 6:00–7:00 PM
In-Person Workshop: October 13, 2026, 12:30–1:30 PM

Registration QR codes are provided for both sessions. The University of Toledo and Office of Accessibility and Disability Resources logos appear in the lower-right corner.

🍂 Is the October Slide sneaking up on you? 🍂Shorter days, cooler weather, changing routines, midterms, and a growing to-...
10/07/2026

🍂 Is the October Slide sneaking up on you? 🍂

Shorter days, cooler weather, changing routines, midterms, and a growing to-do list can all take a toll on your energy, focus, motivation, and well-being. For some students with disabilities, these seasonal changes may bring additional challenges.

Don’t wait for the slide to take over! 💪✨

📅 Plan ahead
⏰ Break things into manageable steps
📚 Use study and time-management strategies that work for YOU!
📍Join us 10/12 or 10/13 for our Strategy Workshop! RSVP on Invonet!
💬 Reach out for support when you need it
🧣 Give yourself time to adjust to the changing season

Small steps now can help you stay on track all semester long! 💙💛



Picture description:
An orange infographic picture that features a ghost in the upper right corner and pumpkin on the bottom left corners. October slide, A phenomenon where those with chronic illness tend to decline and become more symptomatic with the season change. Signs of Fatigue, brain fog, energy crash, muscle weakness/pain, headaches/migraines, sleep disturbances and weaken immune support. Tips to survive: Use external supports, energy budget (spoon theory), prepare for flare ups, increase rest and hydration, and communicate your needs.

💡Accessibility Tip Tuesday!What’s the difference between Service Animals, Therapy Dogs, and Emotional Support Animals (E...
10/06/2026

💡Accessibility Tip Tuesday!

What’s the difference between Service Animals, Therapy Dogs, and Emotional Support Animals (ESAs)? 🐕💙

Not all support animals serve the same purpose! See the infographic below to learn more about the differences.

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The image is an infographic comparing service dogs, therapy dogs, and emotional support animals (ESAs). It uses green checkmarks and red Xs to show which statements apply to each type of assistance animal. The infographic is designed to visually emphasize the differences between the roles, training, access rights, and purposes of service animals, therapy dogs, and emotional support animals.

The comparison includes:

ADA coverage: Service animals have rights to accompany their handlers into public establishments; therapy dogs and ESAs generally do not.

Environment: Both service animals and therapy dogs are expected to handle a wide variety of experiences, people and environments; ESAs are not held to the same standard.

Housing: Service animals and ESAs may live with their disabled owners even where a “No Pets” policy applies. (Landlords can require written verification from the tenant’s health care provider that they are disabled, but cannot ask for any specifics about the disability.)

Primary function: ESAs provide emotional support through companionship, while service dogs and therapy dogs have different primary purposes.

Training: Service animals are specifically trained to assist an individual person; therapy dogs and ESAs do not receive this same type of individualized task training.

Therapy dogs are specifically intended to temporarily provide comfort and emotional support to multiple people in a variety of group settings. Like schools, nursing homes, and hospice facilities.

🎉 Happy National Disability Employment Awareness Month!At ADR, we’re here to support, empower, and prepare students for ...
10/01/2026

🎉 Happy National Disability Employment Awareness Month!

At ADR, we’re here to support, empower, and prepare students for their future careers! 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓💼👩‍💻👨‍💻✨

Students with disabilities, looking to explore career possibilities within their major and get guidance, can meet with our Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) Immersed Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, Tinola Mayfield-Guerrero. Contact our office to get connected! 419-530-4981.🚀💙💛



Picture description:
The graphic uses a dark blue and bright gold color scheme. It features a workplace scene with people working together, including a person using a wheelchair.

The text highlights “October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month” and “Empower Through Employment.” The design also includes the message “Celebrating Abilities in Workforce.”

“During the month of October, We promote and celebrate the contributions of people with disabilities in the workplace.”

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