Accessibility Resources

Visitors: If you do not have an accessible parking tag please call 716-645-2608 and request a guest parking permit.

The Accessibility Resources office is located on the ground floor of Capen Hall, in room 60, on the North Campus. Capen Hall is located adjacent to Flint Loop, on Mary Talbert Way. To get to our office:

• Norton Hall: Take stairs or elevator to ground level. Once on the ground level, proceed down the corridor past 1Capen, turn left and follow the corridor to the end of the hall.
• Natural Sciences: Take stairs or elevator to ground level. Once on the ground level, proceed down the corridor to Capen Hall and turn right to enter the office.

1. Enter the building in the front (from the doors facing Mary Talbert Way) or from the doors on the right side of the building adjacent the loading and parking area
2. Take the corridor from the right side of the lobby
3. Enter our office through the double doors at the end of the corridor

1. Enter the South Campus off Bailey Avenue (at the light by the VA Hospital) onto Sherman Road.
2. Stay on Sherman Road past Rotary Road and immediately make a slight left into the Diefendorf Parking Lot. This is a faculty/staff lot but people with accessible Parking Tags may park in designated Accessible Parking spaces. Those with Visitor Parking Passes may park in other spaces.
3. Turn right and drive toward Diefendorf Hall at end of lot.

Please note: there is also an accessible parking and short term visitor parking on Rotary Road immediately outside accessible entry to Diefendorf Hall.

An active member in the area of transitioning students from K-12 to higher education. Kristin has leadership roles with local and state organizations to support transition for students and their families.

Sue’s areas of interest and research include participation, disability studies and collaborative programming, as well as universal design and programming. She enjoys working with all members of the UB community to learn about, design and implement education and participation opportunities for everyone. Sue is also a Registered Yoga Teacher.

Erin has worked extensively in the field of assistive technology, directing and managing projects related to assistive technology for persons of all ages.  For more information about CAT services, visit http://sphhp.buffalo.edu/cat/client-services.html

The University at Buffalo is subject to various legal requirements regarding accommodations. Please read UB’s Reasonable Accommodations Policy to learn more. If you have a concern about accessibility at UB, please contact Accessibility Resources.