Campus Accessibility

UF is dedicated to safe and accessible transportation options. Click the links below to learn about the transportation options available to students, faculty, and staff at UF.

GatorLift

Free transportation designed for students, faculty, and staff with mobility related disabilities. Visit GatorLift’s website for more information on free transportation designed for students, faculty, and staff with mobility related disabilities.

SNAP

Free and safe nighttime transportation service for students. Please call SNAP in advance to request a wheelchair accessible van. For more information about SNAP, please visit the SNAP website.

Parking Decal and Event Parking

If you are a student, faculty or staff member and park on campus using a state-issued Disabled Persons Parking Placard, you are also required to purchase a UF Disabled Persons parking decal. Visit the Transportation and Parking Services website for more information on decals and accessible parking.

RTS

RTS is the largest public transportation option for students, faculty, and staff that offers routes on and off campus. All RTS buses are wheelchair accessible. Visit the RTS website for more information about this transportation option.

The DRC works with all units across campus to ensure classrooms are accessible for all students. If you experience an accessibility barrier, please fill out the form below and we will be in touch with you soon.

Classroom Accessibility

If you plan to graduate at the end of the current semester and require accommodations to participate in the commencement ceremony, please submit your commencement accommodation request below.

For more information on commencement or to find out the date and time of your commencement please visit the following site: commencement.ufl.edu

Commencement Accommodations

Student Government and the Disability Resource Center are committed to providing reasonable accommodations for students who experience access barriers within a student organization. These accommodations are available for student organizations that are funded by Student Government.

Executive Board members of each student organization can submit a request below at least two weeks in advance to request accommodations for the event.

Student Government Accommodated Reuqest Form

The Center for Instructional Technology and Training provides resources for Accessible Course Design.

Top Tips for Accessibility: Get started with digital accessibility with a quick reference of what to consider when creating content and take advantage of links to more information.

Accessibility in 5: Build your knowledge with microlearning videos that highlight aspects of digital accessibility. A new video is available each month.

Accessibility in 5

The University of Florida is committed to providing everyone a welcoming and accessible campus. UF strives to ensure individuals with disabilities enjoy reasonable access to services and resources required by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and other applicable federal and state regulations. This website will serve as a central resource to inform stakeholders on the university’s efforts related to accessibility.

Learn more about Accessible UF

Check out some Practical Tips & Best Practices for Planning/Hosting Accessible On-Campus Events. *This is a non-exhaustive list of suggestions. 

For additional guidance or assistance in facilitating accommodations, please email drc@ufsa.ufl.edu at least 72 hours in advances of the event.