Campus Resources

The Academic Resource Center provides students with academic strategies and individualized support needed for academic success and inclusion within the Georgetown community.

The Office of Disability Services and the Georgetown University Law Center are dedicated to promoting a community of access and inclusion for students with disabilities.

Whether in-person or online, we want all of our students to have access to learning. Here are a few of the most important things that faculty can do to make courses more accessible to students.

For instructors, UDL means designing your course with accessibility in mind—regardless of whether you’ve been approached by a student who may “require” such adjustments.

IDEAA provides accommodation assistance to applicants for employment and current employees, including staff, AAPs, faculty, and student employees.

Georgetown has a number of accessibility options for visitors, faculty, staff, and students traveling to and from campus.