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Help us foster an inclusive environment by reporting any accessibility barriers you encounter on campus.

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Accessibility Barriers

The University of Mississippi is dedicated to creating an inclusive and accessible environment. If you encounter accessibility issues, we encourage you to report them using the form below. We take every report seriously and will promptly investigate your concern. You can also report accessibility barriers directly to Billy Benson, the ADA Coordinator.

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Equal Opportunity & Regulatory Compliance

Are you experiencing one of these accessibility barriers?

If you run into a web, weather or ordinary maintenance barrier, or are looking for accommodations as a student, please report it to the proper department listed below. All other barriers may be reported using our Barrier to Access Report Form or by contacting the ADA Coordinator.
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Website/Digital

The Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require that all content, including documents, posted on University of Mississippi websites must be accessible. If you identify a barrier to accessing information on any of the university's websites, please report it by using the Digital Accessibility Reporting Form or by email.

  • accessibility@olemiss.edu
Report a Digital Accessibility Issue
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Weather or Maintenance

If you encounter weather-related barriers (e.g. ice on an ADA ramp) or ordinary maintenance issues in a university facility, please reach out to the Department of Facilities Management. They ensure compliance with campus accessibility standards for new construction and major renovations, while also maintaining accessibility in existing facilities.

  • 662-915-7003
Department of Facilities Management
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Student Accommodations

The Office of Student Disabilities Service reviews and approves student requests for academic accommodations. They collaborate with the EORC and campus community to remove disability-related barriers, recognize disability as a valued aspect of diversity, and embrace access as a social justice and civil rights issue.

  • 662-915-7128
Office of Student Disability Services

ADA Barrier to Access Report Form