520.621.3268
Hear from disabled students who have studied abroad:
Amanda Parkman, Australia 
Did you know that your Mac can read aloud to you? Mac OS X Leopard and later includes a cool Text to Speech function that makes the Mac speak selected text in text-based files — including web pages, email messages, spreadsheets, calendar entries, PDFs, text documents, Finder windows, and even iTunes.
Request a copy of documentation that DRC has on file for you by filling out this form: Requesting a Copy of Documentation.
Email drc-info@email.arizona.edu
FAX to 520-621-9423, or,
Mail or bring information to the DRC.
The following Tucson area clinicians have been identified as providing diagnostic services for learning disabilities. You are welcome to contact other appropriate professionals in order to document a learning disability or provide information regarding a request for reasonable accommodations.
The following information is provided to help define the role and the place of animals relative to facilities, employment, and residence halls at the University of Arizona in promoting disability access.
DRC is the campus department designated by the University to determine and provide access to University classes, programs and activities for disabled individuals. Through an interactive process, we will facilitate access either through a reasonable accommodation or by redesigning aspects of a University experience. Our processes are designed to be convenient for students.
Read more about ADA/504 Compliance.
Located on the second floor of the Disability Resource Center, the assistive technology computer lab includes:
The computer lab is used for:
Monday - Thursday: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Friday: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm