Marist Office of Accommodations & Accessibility

March is Developmental Disability Awareness Month.
Developmental disabilities—such as ADHD, autism, and learning disabilities—are part of the diverse experiences that make our campus community stronger.
The Office of Accommodations and Accessibility works with students to remove barriers,
promote independence, and support academic success.
This month and every month, we celebrate neurodiversity and the unique strengths our
students bring to the Marist community.

Spring Break is here!

However you spend your break—resting, traveling, working, or simply resetting—take care of yourself.

The Office of Accommodations and Accessibility wishes you a safe and relaxing Spring Break!

📢 ATTENTION! 📢
Testing has been restored to our original location in DN258.

Contact the OAA with any additional questions!

OAA Testing Center Update

Due to construction, the OAA Testing Center has moved temporarily.

New location: 69 West Cedar
Starting Friday, January 30th
Marist Loop stops nearby at Lower West Cedar
Please plan ahead and allow extra time.
Questions? Reach out--we are happy to help!

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The Office of Accommodations and Accessibility is here to partner with you!

Swipe through to meet our team and learn who is here to support you throughout the semester. ❤️

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Welcome back! The OAA is here to support access, learning, and inclusive practices for students and faculty alike.

We look forward to working together this semester!

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Finals are officially over!

Thank you to our faculty, staff, and students for your commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and communication throughout the semester!

Rest, recharge, and we will see you in January! ❤️

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Thank you for partnering with us to create a smooth, accessible, finals experience for the entire Marist community.

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Today we honor the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD)-a reminder that access, dignity, and inclusion strengthen our Marist community.

Learn more about the United Nations' International Day of Persons with Disabilities Page (un.org).

Hello, December!

As we head into the final stretch of the semester, students, faculty, and staff are all juggling a lot—deadlines, exams, grading, and big emotions.

However you’re connected to campus—student, faculty, or staff—we’re glad you’re here, and we’re here to support you through the home stretch.

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November is Assistive Technology Month!

Assistive tech includes tools like wheelchairs, hearing aids, screen readers, text-to-speech, captioning, communication devices, and apps that support focus, communication, and daily living.

These tools don’t create an “advantage” — they create access, independence, and dignity.

Want to learn more about assistive technology on campus? Contact the Office of Accommodations and Accessibility.

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