Accessibility

Dartmouth is committed to ensuring that its programs, services, and activities are accessible to all. Disability-related accommodations are delivered through a network of established programs and offices that serve undergraduate, graduate, and professional school students, faculty, staff, visitors, and guests. Accommodation needs and inquiries about accessibility assistance are welcome. Please see the following listing for the Dartmouth resources available to assist students, faculty, staff, visitors, and guests with disabilities.

ADA/504 COMPLIANCE PROGRAM

The ADA/504 Coordinator in the Office of Equal Opportunity, Accessibility, and Title IX (EOATIX) ensures compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and other federal and state laws and regulations pertaining to persons with disabilities. The ADA/504 Coordinator oversees and implements a campus-wide compliance program, including managing all disability-based grievance processes related to the provision of disability-related accommodations, delivering campus-wide disability compliance training, promoting physical and digital access enhancements, and providing effective leadership to promote cross-divisional collaboration and consistency.

Contact: Linda Sullivan, ADA/504 Coordinator

(603) 646-3920 | equal.opportunity.accessibility.title.IX@dartmouth.edu | Linda.M.Sullivan@Dartmouth.edu

Employment Accommodations

Employment accommodations are overseen by the ADA/504 Coordinator who receives requests for workplace accommodations and recommends reasonable accommodations for faculty, staff, and student employees, and applicants for employment. The ADA/504 Coordinator also serves as a resource to departments and programs in providing accommodations to visitors and guests. This position works with partners across the institution to promote an accessible and inclusive working environment.

Contact: Linda Sullivan, ADA/504 Coordinator

(603) 646-3920 | Linda.M.Sullivan@Dartmouth.edu

Student Accommodations

Accommodations for prospective and enrolled students with disabilities are supported through specific programs within the undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools. The following offices are the first point of contact for applicants for admissions and currently enrolled students to inquire about disability-related accommodations and begin the interactive process.