IU Indianapolis's Accessible Educational Services (AES) approves accommodations for students with disabilities and works with university partners to implement those accommodations. AES strives to ensure that students have equal opportunities to pursue a college education, while also ensuring a high level of academic integrity is maintained. AES acts as a liaison office between students and professors, ensuring students and the IUPUI community understand and promote important legislation like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, to name a few. They offer multiple assistive technologies and accommodation services, including note takers, readers, electronic versions of textbooks and more.
Contact AES by phone at (317) 274-3241 or send email to aes@iu.edu.
The AES office is located in Joseph T. Taylor Hall (UC), Room 100, 815 W. Michigan St.
The Assistive Technology and Accessibility Centers (ATAC) serves Indiana University students, faculty and staff with and without disabilities by providing access to specialized assistive technologies that help with reading, writing, studying, and information access.
Contact ATAC by phone (812) 856-4112 or send an email to iuadapts@iu.edu.
IU Indy's ATAC office is located in the Informatics and Communications Technology Complex (ICTC) Room # 131, 535 W. Michigan St.
The Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO) serves as IU Indy’s compliance coordinator for the Americans with Disabilities Act and handles accessibility concerns from staff, students, and the IUPUI community at large.
Contact OEO by phone (317) 274-2306 or send an email at oieindy@iu.edu.
The OEO office is located at 980 Indiana Avenue, Suite 4440.
IU Indy's Division of Student Affairs (DSA) exists to provide students with as many opportunities and resources as possible to make sure their college experience is a rewarding one. From leadership opportunities and student organizations to health and wellness services, the Division of Student Affairs provides students with a variety of things to do or take advantage of to make their time outside of the classroom rewarding. The DSA also has a Student Advocacy service that can help support students on a more personal and specific way.
The Division of Student Affairs Student Advocacy Office is located in the Campus Center, room 270 and can be contacted by phone (317) 274-4431 or email stuadvoc@iu.edu.
Contact IU Indy's Division of Student Affairs by phone (317) 278-2533 or send an email to ceadmin@iu.edu.
The Division of Student Affairs is located at 420 University Blvd.
There are also some Student Organizations at IU Indy that can provide support for visually disabled or print disabled students, such as the Social Justice Scholars and the Underrepresented Professional and Graduate Student Organization. A full list of students organizations can be found here.
