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Disability and Access (D&A) supports accommodations for disabled students and promotes accessibility across The University of Texas at Austin.

Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) determines eligibility and helps implement reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities at the University of Texas at Austin. We also engage in outreach across campus to build awareness of and appreciation for people with disabilities.

07/16/2026

Meet Axel Wimer, D&A's assistive technology access coordinator. 🤘 New Longhorns might meet him when using assistive technology options for their accommodations.

Axel's favorite part of his job is finding assistive technology solutions for students and D&A staff alike. He loves discovering what works for each person's individual accessibility needs and is proud of the dedication and hard work D&A puts into prioritizing access at UT.

Outside of work, Axel spends time hiking and exploring the outdoors with his dog. He is also a big music fan — the live music scene is part of what brought him to Austin. His dream trip is to see the night sky at Big Bend National Park.

Disability and Access is ready to help. Visit https://disability.utexas.edu to learn more.

07/14/2026

Meet Amanda Winfield, the outreach and education coordinator for Disability and Access and the Disability Cultural Center. 🤘 You might see her at orientation or DCC events!

Amanda's favorite part of her job is connecting students with resources and building partnerships that make learning more accessible. She's proud to be part of a team dedicated to helping students succeed at UT.

Outside of work, Amanda loves thrifting and antiquing for unique finds. She's also looking forward to a trip to Paris this fall and dreams of visiting Japan one day.

Learn more about Disability and Access: https://disability.utexas.edu

07/08/2026

Got questions? We've got answers. 🤘 Here are three FAQs from Longhorn families about Disability and Access.

06/30/2026

Help D&A and the DCC better meet the needs of students with disabilities!

As a member of the D&A-DCC Student Advisory Committee, you'll foster leadership skills, expand your knowledge of disability topics and support solutions for disability-related concerns on campus.

The length of service is 1 year, from the beginning of Fall 2026 through the end of Spring 2027. Apply by July 31: https://utexas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bQkz4EBoTN8XfoO.

06/25/2026

Heading to the Forty Acres this fall? 🤘

If you think you may need disability-related accommodations, start the registration process early so accommodations can be in place by the first day of class.

Learn more: disability.utexas.edu/how-to-register

06/16/2026

Today, we're highlighting Josh Carra, an access coordinator at D&A. 🤘

Josh loves working with students. As someone with dyslexia and a younger brother on the spectrum, he values helping students access the support they need to succeed.

Outside of work, Josh enjoys running, reading and drawing. His dream trip is Istanbul, and his favorite book, album and movie are East of Eden, Where Did Our Love Go by The Supremes and The Princess Bride.

Disability and Access is ready to help. Visit disability.utexas.edu to learn more.

06/10/2026

Meet Zariah Preston, LMSW, a senior access coordinator at D&A. 🤘 New Longhorns might meet her when reaching out for accommodations.

Zariah loves the problem-solving side of her job. She works to eliminate barriers, support students in accessing their education and collaborate with campus partners to make accessibility happen. She is proud of how hard and collaboratively Disability and Access team members work to serve a large volume of students with a wide range of needs.

Outside of work, Zariah enjoys golfing with her husband, spending time with family and friends, hanging out with her puppy Storm, working out and serving in her community. Her dream trip is an extended vacation through Europe, though she will never turn down a tropical beach.

Disability and Access is ready to help. Visit disability.utexas.edu to learn more.

06/05/2026

This summer, we're introducing some of the people new Longhorns might meet when they reach out for accommodations.. 🤘 First up: Sameera Nath, MA!

As an access coordinator, Sameera works with students to help them navigate disability-related accommodations and support at UT Austin. She is proud to be part of a team dedicated to helping Longhorns succeed.

Outside of work, Sameera enjoys hanging out with friends and family, listening to music, and going for walks. Her dream trip is Costa Rica for the rainforest and wildlife.

Disability and Access is ready to help. Visit https://disability.utexas.edu/ to learn more.

05/26/2026

Announcing our Spring 2026 Accessibility Champions! 🧡

Nominated by disabled students, faculty and staff, these individuals have shown outstanding commitment to creating an accessible UT. Their work helps ensure everyone can fully participate in campus life.

Join us in celebrating our Champions’ contributions to our community!

05/18/2026

Do you have a psychological disability? D&A provides accommodations including testing accommodations, flexible attendance, extended deadlines and note-taking support. Swipe to learn more, and check out the documentation guidelines: https://disability.utexas.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Psych.Guidelines-8-2024.pdf.

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100 West Dean Keeton Street/3. 200J
Austin, TX
78712

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

https://disability.utexas.edu/

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