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Universal Design: Creating Inclusion for All

What is Universal Design?

Learn about the seven principles of Universal Design and how they insure equitable access to everyone, regardless of age, size, ability, or any other factor.

Applying Universal Design

Learn how to apply universal design principles to create more inclusive classrooms, offices, events, and more.

MU Units with Major ADA Responsibilities

Accessibility Tips for an Inclusive Campus

Show Me Respect: Promoting Civility at the University of Missouri

Find out what you can do in your area to make the University a better place for everyone to work and learn.

In the News

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About the Office of Accessibility and ADA Education

The Office of Accessibility and ADA Education works to foster an inclusive and welcoming environment at the University of Missouri (MU) for people with disabilities, free of physical, programmatic, informational, and attitudinal barriers. This environment includes the University's governing policies and procedures, access to employment and employment services, academic programs, physical facilities, information technology, and other University programs, activities, and services.

MizzouDiversity Portal

Sponsored by the Chancellor’s Diversity Initiative, the MizzouDiversity portal website is a central clearinghouse for diversity-related information and resources at the University of Missouri.

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Last Updated: November 09, 2012