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Across our campus, there are students, faculty and staff managing apparent and non-apparent disabilities. Others are coping with chronic illnesses or navigating the world with neurodivergence. Some live with a combination of these experiences. Many of these Tigers face unseen challenges and must advocate for inclusion and accessibility that others take for granted. It is important to acknowledge these obstacles and highlight the culture that exists at the heart of this community. Their creativity, passion, resilience and drive makes them an impactful and interconnected part of our campus.
 
This page offers resources and accommodations to support these Tigers, events and groups to help them expand their connections and stories of inspiration and leadership from within their community. It also offers tips and advice on navigating life at TU with a disability to help them benefit from the wisdom of those who've come before. 

Who We Are

We are students, faculty, and staff; researchers, teachers and future business leaders. We are a richly diverse group with unique abilities and needs as well as individual preferences on how we, and our disabilities, are addressed. In general, this page uses person-first language, as in a "Tiger with a disability" instead of a "disabled Tiger," but we recognize that some prefer the latter, identity-first approach. When possible, we ask for and use each individual's preferred terminology. Above all, we invite you to be kind, make space for our needs and understand that a disability is just one part of the broader qualities, traits and interests that comprise a whole person.