McBurney Disability Resource Center

Office hours

• • McBurney Center Access Consultants and Staff are available 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday.
  • Appointments & trainings are being conducted by web conferencing, phone, or in-person
  • Scheduling: contact the front desk staff  by phone (608)263-2741, text (608)225-7956, or email the front desk (please indicate days/times you are available).

Welcome to the McBurney Disability Resource Center, an office within Student Affairs. We view disability as an important aspect of the diversity of UW-Madison and are committed to creating an accessible and inclusive educational experience for students. We do this by partnering with students, faculty, and staff to design accessible environments and to provide academic accommodations so that students can engage, explore and participate in the Wisconsin Idea. Whether you are a student or instructor, are new to campus or are already quite familiar, have a long history of accommodations or are just exploring disability-related accommodations for the first time, we invite you to learn more about the Center and to contact us with any questions you may have.

The Instructor Guide to Student Accommodations is a new, four topic resource for both new and current instructors (faculty, instructional staff, and TAs).  You can go through it start to finish or reference it as questions arise.

Have questions about your accommodations that use technology/software?

We offer assistance for all McBurney Center and accommodation related technology.

For assistance with McBurney Connect, alternative formats, and Kurzweil, schedule by:

• Emailing the Alt Formats Coordinator
• Contacting the McBurney Center at 608-263-2741 (voice) or 608-225-7956 (text) and ask for the Alt Formats Coordinator

For assistance with smartpens, Echo Desktop, and notetaking apps, schedule by:

• Emailing the Notetaking Technology Coordinator
• Contacting the McBurney Center at 608-263-2741 (voice) or 608-225-7956 (text) and ask for the Notetaking Technology Coordinator

(this service was previously called drop-in hours)

The university’s disability and accessibility resources are now consolidated in a single, user-friendly location: Accessibility@UW–Madison. The goal of the website is to ensure faculty, staff and students can easily find resources related to disability, accessibility, accommodations, training, and creating a more inclusive, accessible environment.