Web Accessibility Statement
Sonoma State University is committed to providing a fully inclusive environment, accessible responsive to the needs of all students, employees, and community members. As such, information technology resources, services and programs will be made accessible to persons with disabilities.
Our goal is that all campus websites meet the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0 AA). This effort represents a shared responsibility of all members of the campus and will require ongoing, overall institutional attention and commitment for its success. We are utilizing SiteImprove for regular, automated accessibility reports, as well as performing regular, manual scans of campus websites.
Submit a Ticket
If you have Accessibility questions, or need a document or website reviewed and/or remediated for Accessibility, please submit an IT Helpdesk Ticket.
Accessible Technology Initiative
The Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI) is the CSU commitment to providing access to information resources and technologies for students and the university's public with disabilities (physical, sensory, cognitive, learning).
ATI serves as a roadmap for ensuring accessibility based on state and federal law. SSU supports the idea of an equitable environment for all diverse students, employees and others who interact with us.
Ensuring the accessibility of information technology and resources is a shared responsibility that cuts across the campus and requires ongoing, overall institutional attention and commitment for its success. One of the common requirements in the ATI plan is the identification of roles and responsibilities for each aspect of accessibility.
Achieving accessibility will require collaboration among faculty, Disabled Student Services, bookstore, academic and student services departments, Information Technology, other institutional staff, and students with disabilities.
Contact
Brad Starkey-Owens
Accessibility Services Analyst
starkeyowe@sonoma.edu • ext. 43216 • Schulz 1063