Services provided via Duke Access and Accommodation Services. See, e.g., https://access.duke.edu/ [1]

Students request accommodations through Duke’s Accommodate Student Portal and submit documentation describing the disability and functional barriers. SDAO then reviews the request and works with the student through an individualized process.

• Duke Accommodation Form: https://access.duke.edu/forms/

Also, Duke has a process for disability-related housing accommodations through SDAO and Housing & Residential Life. Students should request accommodations through SDAO and follow the applicable housing process/deadlines. [2]

Quiet Study Room

Duke has an ADA Study Room at Perkins Library, Room 127 [3]

• First floor of Perkins Library
• Available to eligible SDAO-registered students
• Includes assistive technologies
• Contact: [email protected]

Accessibility Map

Duke provides an Accessibility Map with information about campus buildings, accessible paths of travel, and other accessibility features.[4]

• https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/0bb124018e324e439dab174f1602f0d9

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[1] https://access.duke.edu/

[2] https://access.duke.edu/students/housing-and-dining-resources/

[3] https://access.duke.edu/resources/assistive-tech-tools/

[4] https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/0bb124018e324e439dab174f1602f0d9