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The Committee for an Accessible College Culture facilitated the Disability History Exhibit, a 23-panel collage that traced 3000 years of seldom-told history.

Creating the Facilities Standards Regarding Accessibility is one way the Accessible Built Environment Committee improves the college's physical environment.

Creating the accessible technology policy is one of the ways the Accessible Digital Environment Committee improves access to information.

Who is responsible for accessibility at PCC?

We all are! Because accessibility is the work of the whole college, we formed the PCC Accessibility Council, which brings together students, faculty, staff and deans in the name of making PCC accessible. The steering committee meets every term to identify necessary improvements. The committee oversees three work groups that address barriers in our environments.

Resources

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Students

Get equal access to an education! Accessible Ed & Disability Resources can help identify accommodations and minimize barriers.

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Employees

Know your employment rights as an individual with a disability.

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Tools

Use technology to make learning easier: see adaptive computing options.

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Maps

Find features like automatic door openers and accessible water fountains.

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Shared responsibility

Staff and faculty incorporate accessibility into their daily work.

Committees

Built

The Accessible Built Environment Committee (ABEC) supports efforts to create an accessible and welcoming physical environment.

Digital

The Accessible Digital Environment Committee (ADEC) improves PCC’s technology and communication.

Culture

The Committee for an Accessible College Culture (CACC) creates an inclusive culture by reducing isolation and connecting communities.

Upcoming events

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Have feedback for us?

If you have any questions or comments about accessibility at PCC, please let us know by completing the form below.

Accessibility feedback

  • Please let us know some details about your experience. Accessibility issues often fall into categories such as:

    • website accessibility
    • course accessibility
    • campus culture and discrimination concerns
    • transportation concerns
    • employee requests
    • concerns about physical barriers
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