Alternative Testing accommodations provide access to course tests, mid-terms, quizzes, final exams, and other assessments. Most common alternative testing accommodations are provided within the departments. Students should discuss and arrange their test accommodations with faculty as early as possible (generally, no later than the end of the third week of the semester). Most students complete…
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Guide to Using Alternative Formats
Alternative Formats (previously Document Conversion) provides students approved for this accommodation with three types of accessible course reading materials (audio, enlarged text, Braille) in three formats (recorded audio, electronic text, and Braille). Students eligible for Alternative Formats need to attend a training session before using the service. All requests should be submitted at least six…
First Year Student (and Parent & Guardian) Orientation – MOST
About MOST The McBurney Orientation and Service Training (MOST) Program helps new freshmen and their parents and guardians get the MOST out of their transition to UW-Madison. Participants will have the opportunity to complete the McBurney Center orientation and service training activities before the start of Wisconsin Welcome. In order to attend the MOST program,…
Instructor Resources
This page offers a variety of resources for instructors, including FAQs, Instructor Portal information, and syllabus statement information.
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Giving Opportunities at the McBurney Disability Resource Center
The McBurney Disability Resource Center provides services and educational support to UW-Madison undergraduate, graduate, professional and special students with disabilities. Over 2600 UW students are registered with the Center and eligible for some type of disability-related accommodation in classroom activities. McBurney staff also work closely with faculty and staff to ensure that students are able…
Employment Opportunities
The McBurney Disability Resource Center is the office for students with disabilities and student accommodations on the UW-Madison Campus. The McBurney Center is a team-focused, collaborative environment, and seeks to recruit and retain a diverse workforce.The McBurney Center hires professionals for a variety of positions (access consultants, adaptive/assistive technology, sign language interpreters, and captioners) to…