Announcements

Trainings on assistive technology (Kurzweil 3000, and/or Sonocent Audio Notetaker) will consist of  1-2 hour long sessions focusing on Kurzweil 3000 and/or Sonocent. The first portion of the training will focus on Sonocent, followed by Kurzweil. Students must sign up for these training opportunities through their SAMM account. 

Students must bring their own device (laptop, smartphone, tablet) with all software installed as well as their username and password for Kurzweil (if applicable). Any questions can be sent to  access2@mail.wvu.edu. 

Locations: 
Main Campus Location: Stewart Hall B20 - OAS Main Office 

After recording lecture content on a mobile device, you can transfer it to a traditional computer to work with it using Google Drive as an intermediary. This may be necessary to do while using computers that are on campus.

WVU Office of Accessibility trainings on assistive technology will consist of  1-2 hour long sessions focusing on Kurzweil 3000 and/or Sonocent. Students must sign up for these training opportunities on their SAMM account.

WVU Office of Accessibility trainings on assistive technology will consist of  1-2 hour long sessions focusing on Kurzweil 3000 and/or Sonocent. Students must sign up for these traininging opportunities on their SAMM account.

Below students can find information on six scholarships. 

WVU Office of Accessibility trainings  will consist of a 2-hour long sessions.  The first hour will focus on Sonocent Audio Note taker. The second hour will cover Kurzweil 3000 and Fire Fly. Students are welcome to attend both sessions or just one.

Potomac State Campus Location: Mary F. Shipper Room 201

To better serve students, the Office of Accessibility Services has moved to the lower level of Stewart Hall. The staff assists students with temporary and permanent disabilities at all campuses. In addition to new space, the office has re-organized to provide greater clarity and support to students with disabilities in authorizing reasonable accommodations as well as assisting the faculty by answering questions or concerns in relation to academic accommodations. For questions about accommodations or help assisting a student who is having difficulty in class please contact the office at 304.293.6700 or at access2@mail.wvu.edu.  

The Office of Office of Accessibility Services (OAS) has reorganized to provide greater clarity and support to students and faculty in providing reasonable accommodations. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act require institutions of higher education to provide architectural and programmatic access to persons with disabilities. We are committed to working with everyone to answer questions and concerns in relation to students with disabilities and their academic success here at WVU.

First, in an effort to make our processes clearer, our website serves as the first point of reference.