This document certifies that the University of Wisconsin–Madison has adopted and implemented an alcohol and other drugs prevention program for its students and employees.
File: UW-Madison-Biennial-Review-2016-17.pdf
The UW-Madison supports the right of full and equal educational opportunity for all students. Disability should not be the basis for exclusion from educational programs. Instructional accommodations and alternative testing programs may be necessary in order for qualified students with disabilities to participate in instructional programs.
File: FacultyDocument1143.pdf
It is the policy of the University of Wisconsin–Madison that assistance animals are generally permitted in University Housing on the UW–Madison campus as described in this document.
File: AssistanceAnimalPolicyFinal9_2013.pdf
In April of 1993, the University Committee constituted an ad hoc committee to develop a campus policy on access and accommodation in instruction for students with disabilities.
File: University-of-Wisconsin-Faculty-Document-1071.pdf
Employee Training: Preventing Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence at UW-Madison
Supplemental training materials in English.
File: Handouts_English.pdf
The Guide to Creating and Maintaining a Safe Learning and Work Environment at UW-Madison: Responsibilities, Resources, and Reporting Requirements provides you with this information on how to report and respond to acts of criminal behavior including sexual assault, sexual violence, and child abuse and neglect; and non-criminal behavior including sexual harassment and consensual relationships between employees. Training information and campus and community resources are also included.
The Guide to Creating and Maintaining a Safe Learning and Work Environment at UW-Madison: Responsibilities, Resources, and Reporting Requirements provides you with this information on how to report and respond to acts of criminal behavior including sexual assault, sexual violence, and child abuse and neglect; and non-criminal behavior including sexual harassment and consensual relationships between employees. Training information and campus and community resources are also included.
Employee Training: Preventing Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence at UW-Madison
Supplemental training materials in Spanish.
File: Handouts_Spanish.pdf
The Guide to Creating and Maintaining a Safe Learning and Work Environment at UW-Madison: Responsibilities, Resources, and Reporting Requirements provides you with this information on how to report and respond to acts of criminal behavior including sexual assault, sexual violence, and child abuse and neglect; and non-criminal behavior including sexual harassment and consensual relationships between employees. Training information and campus and community resources are also included.
File: Safe-Learning-and-Work-Guide-Spring-FY18-Highlights-Spanish.pdf
The purpose of this document is to describe the coordination and funding responsibilities different entities on campus have in providing commonly anticipated academically‐based accommodations to UW‐Madison students with disabilities.
File: AccommodationFundingPolicy2010.pdf
This guide provides examples of tagline statements to inform program participants how they can request an accommodation or make their needs known. These statements are a great way to create an inclusive and accessible experience.
Introduction:
Accessible tagline statements provide accessibility information to disabled individuals and inform them how they can request a reasonable accommodation or make their needs known. These statements are a great way to create an inclusive and accessible experience. As with all digital content, ensure that these statements are accessible.
Identify the type of event or resource you want to include an accessible tagline statement for below to find suggested examples.
Digital Accessibility:
- This digital tool or electronic resource is not accessible. To request an accessible version or a reasonable accommodation due to disability, please email [insert email address].
- This webpage is archived digital content and is not accessible. To request an accessible version or a reasonable accommodation due to disability, please email [insert email address].
- The following digital content is archived and not accessible. To request an accessible version or a reasonable accommodation due to disability, please email [insert email address].
General Events:
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- [Insert your school college, division, department, unit name] is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event. If you need a reasonable accommodation, please contact [instert contact name and email/phone number]. All requests must be made by [insert date]. We will attempt to implement late requests but cannot guarantee they will be met.
- We value inclusion and access for all participants and are pleased to provide reasonable accommodations for this event. Please contact [insert contact name and email/phone number] to make a reasonable accommodation request. Requests must be submitted by [insert date].
- This event is wheelchair accessible. To request a reasonable accommodation or discuss your needs, contact [insert contact name and email/phone number].
Publications or Handouts:
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- “This document, along with all publications or handouts used in this event, is available in alternative formats upon request by contacting [insert contact name and email/phone number].”
Dietary Needs:
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- “If you have dietary needs, please contact [insert contact name and email/phone number] by [insert date].”
Allergies/Fragrance Free Tagline Statement:
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- “We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals to engage fully. To be respectful of those with allergies and environmental sensitivities, we ask you refrain from wearing strong fragrances. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact [insert contact name and email/phone number].” (Adopted from accessibility.cornell.edu)
Questions?
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