The McBurney Center can coordinate live captioning for in-person (onsite) or virtual events for a fee when UW-Madison is the primary sponsor or host of the event. This captioning service is provided remotely by a …
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Becoming a Notetaker
Notetakers must be a UW-Madison student currently enrolled in the class for which they are requesting a notetaking assignment. The first part of the process is to let us know that you are interested in being a notetaker and which classes you could provide copies of your notes. As part of the application you can…
Counseling Psychology 115, Transition to College: A Disability Perspective
Overview of Course Who: All UW-Madison freshmen with disabilities are encouraged to enroll. When: Tuesdays from 2:30-3:45 PM for the Fall 2022 semester (September 13 – November 15) Where: The McBurney Center Credits: One university credit Instructors: …
Training for Students
The McBurney Center provides a variety of training options for students for different accommodations, including both in-person and online. If you do not see a training topic, time, or option that meets your needs, OR if you would like additional training beyond the standard training, please contact us. Online Training for Students Selecting Your Accommodations…
Accessibility Taglines for Events
The McBurney Disability Resource Center recommends using an accessibility tagline on all public information advertising your event. These statements give people with disabilities relevant information on who to contact for accommodations.Accommodations statement to include on program announcements and registration materials “If you need an accommodation to attend this event, please contact (name, event host/coordinator) at…