Guidelines for making PowerPoint presentations accessible.

Instructions for formatting Word documents to be accessible for screen readers and other assistive technologies.

Space includes a bed and bean bags; shared with exam room, limiting availability.

First-come, first-served; not bookable due to exam priority.

Resources from the Justice Institute of BC on Duty to Accommodate, Universal Design for Learning, training courses, and impacts.

Accessible washroom available to students during Access Resource Centre (ARC) open hours and exams.

Conversion of course materials into accessible formats, including PDFs from publishers.

Statement in job postings affirming UNBC's commitment to accessibility. Invites applicants to request accommodations as needed.

Future wellness support initiative. More details to follow.

Accommodations are any adaptations or adjustments that enable an employee’s function and participation in the workplace. Accommodations reduce or eliminate barriers, resulting in an equitable and accessible workplace for employees. 

Examples of Accommodations include:

• Communication: Masks with a clear panel, closed-captioning
• Adaptive Equipment, Technology, and Infrastructure: Ergonomic furniture, voice-to-text software, accessible parking
• Modified job duties: Limiting tasks based on physical and/or mental restrictions (e.g. limiting lifting over 50 lbs)
• Modified scheduling: Reduced working hours, hybrid work schedule