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Accessible Buildings, Areas, and OSU Transportation

Campus Facilities Information:

• Wayfinding Map: identifies accessible walking routes based on your input for starting and destination points.
  [http://gis.fod.ohio-state.edu/gis/spr/WebIE/Index.cfm]
• Classroom Inventory: identifies the attributes of the various rooms on campus including accessibility for students and faculty with disabilities, technology provided, room size, etc. http://classroom.osu.edu/classroom_search/room.php
• Construction Awareness Information: shows the impact of current & future construction projects. [http://fod.osu.edu/news/index.htm]

Engineer's Office Building Design Standards of the Ohio State University:For Access issues go to Appendix, Part B: Requirements to Assure Access for Individuals with Disabilities [PDF].

Handivan - OSU's paratransit service: Handivan Service is an adapted transportation service provided for students, faculty, staff and visitors with temporary or permanent mobility impairments.
[http://tp.osu.edu/PoliciesandProcedures/page17.shtml]

Transportation and Parking Policies and parking decals for people with disabilities: An OSU disability permit is required to park in the general disability parking spaces on campus.
[http://tp.osu.edu/PoliciesandProcedures/page16.shtml]

Schottenstein Center's Accessibility Information: An outline of services available at the Schottenstein Center is located on the "FAQ" (Frequently Asked Questions) page under "What accommodations are there for people with disabilities?" or call: Carolyn Speicher at 614-292-7469.
[http://www.schottensteincenter.com/sections/arenainfo/faq.aspx]

Stadium Access: For questions regarding accessible ticket purchases or exchanges, seating, and parking at the OSU stadium, please go to the Athletic Department's website at:
http://www.ohiostatebuckeyes.com/ViewArticle.dbml?&DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1209382

U.S Access Board: A Federal agency committed to Accessible Design for people with disabilities. [www.access-board.gov]

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