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Access Center Location Update
The Access Center and Accommodated Testing Office have been temporarily relocated to Modular Office Building 1, near the intersection of Curtis and 7th streets and adjacent to the Fir parking lot (open in Google Maps). Please contact us with any questions.
Introducing the Access Center Accommodations Hub!
The Access Center is launching a new online portal system for fall 2025 – the Accommodations Hub.
This new system will give students one location to register with our office, request letters, schedule appointments and exams, request alternative format documents and textbooks, and more!
It will also offer faculty a single location to receive accommodation letters, review exam requests, and receive completed exams securely.
Check out our Access Center Accommodations Hub page for more information and guides to using the new system. And check back often – we’re working on adding more guides soon!
Welcome (Bienvenido) to the Access Center!
Our Team partners with students who experience any type of disability (mental health, chronic health, physical, sensory, and neurological) or temporary impairment (concussion, broken wrist, pregnancy, etc.) to provide needed accommodations and support to ensure equal opportunity to demonstrate their academic abilities and receive equal access and inclusion to all the University’s programs, activities and services. Our team is ready to support you in person (Modular 1 Building, 633 Curtis Street), phone: (303) 615-0200, email: [email protected], or through virtual appointments. We are available to assist you during our normal operational hours of Monday-Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
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Report a Campus Accessibility Barrier
If you have encountered any physical barriers on campus (e.g. broken doors or door activators, blocked pathways or access points, etc.), please submit the Report Physical Accessibility Concern form. For issues requiring immediate attention, you may also call our office at (303) 615-0200 during regular business hours.
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