The University of Texas Libraries is committed to providing access to our collections and services in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Our goal is to provide, whenever possible, arrangements that enable library users with disabilities to work independently. Please share your feedback about making the Libraries more accessible.
In addition to physical spaces, we are determined to provide accessible digital materials. This includes regularly scheduled scanning/adjustment of all UT Libraries website pages for accessibility and other access concerns.
Library Resources and Services
Spaces and Assistive Technology Equipment
A Reduced Distraction Room in the Perry-Castañeda Library is available to students registered with the University’s Disability and Access Office. Request access at PCL Borrowers Services.
A wheelchair for use in the Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL) is available upon request at the PCL Desk.
An assistive technology workstation is available in the Lebermann Media Lab in the Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)
Access to Digitized Materials
Eligible students, staff and faculty with print disabilities may request accessible versions of titles through the HathiTrust Digital Library. Access includes all books held in HathiTrust collection. Contact Coordinator of Disability and Access for more information.
Access to Print Materials
Users can request materials to be pulled from the stacks by using the Pick It Up function available in the UT Libraries Catalog. Additionally, users may request OCR-compatible scans of articles and book chapters through our Get a Scan service available through Interlibrary Services.
Users registered with Disability and Access can establish a proxy borrower who can retrieve materials on their behalf. Contact Borrower Services for details.
Users may also be eligible for remote delivery of print materials. Contact Interlibrary Services for details.
Research Assistance
Research assistance is available in person, on the telephone and via e-mail to all library users. It is also available via chat to UT-Austin students, faculty and staff.
Users who require extend research assistance using assistive technology equipment are encouraged to make an appointment with the Coordinator for Disability and Access.
Classes & Workshops
Users with disabilities who need accommodations during library instruction sessions, including course integrated sessions and drop-in workshops, should contact the instructor or the Coordinator for Disability and Access in advance to make arrangements.
Captioning & Transcription
Learn how to access high quality, professional text versions of your audio/visual content through the Captioning & Transcription Service.
Quick Links
Coordinator of Services for Users with Disabilities
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Wheelchair Accessible Computer Workstation Areas
Find a list of computer workstations that are wheelchair accessible.
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Computer Workstations at the Architecture and Planning Library Description: Computer workstations at the Architecture and Planning Library. More Information |
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Computer Workstations at the Benson Located on the First Floor Description: Computer workstations at the Benson Latin American Collection. More Information |
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Computer Workstations at the Physics Mathematics Astronomy Library Description: Computer workstations at the Physics Mathematics Astronomy Library. More Information |
| Engineering Library Service Desk Located on the First Floor Description: The service desk at the Engineering Library is on the 1st floor of the Engineering and Education Research Center (EER) and includes a Research Help & Check Out Desk, PC workstations, a quick print station, a library catalog computer, and an overhead book scanner. The Engineering Library is wheelchair accessible. More Information |
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| Seminar Room at the Benson Located on the First Floor Description: The Benson Latin American Collection's Seminar Room is used for class meetings, Library Instruction sessions, and archival showings. It includes a large meeting table. More Information |
