Disability Cultural Center
The Disability Cultural Center (DCC) supports disability community and education for disabled students, faculty, staff and alumni and all members of the University community. The first of its kind in Texas, the DCC works to create and sustain a sense of belonging for disabled people who study, teach and work at UT. In collaboration with campus partners, the DCC strives to create a community where disability is respected and valued as an important part of our campus community, and accessibility is built into the structure and design of all aspects of campus life.
Welcome Students!
Complete our Student Interest Form so we can help you get connected with DCC events, programs and opportunities!
Faculty, staff and students can find ways to connect on our Campus and Community Connections page.
DCC Events
The DCC partners with departments across campus to host disability-related programming. DCC events are designed to provide various opportunities for students, staff and faculty to learn about and promote disability culture, identity, resources and community.
Disability Resources
Padlet Bulletin Board
DCC Director
Emily Shryock
emily.s@austin.utexas.edu
Report a Campus Accessibility Barrier
Disability-Related Opportunities
Looking for scholarships, internships, research opportunities specifically for students with disabilities?
Request a Presentation
Please visit the D&A outreach presentation page and click the link at the bottom to fill out the form.
Schedule an Accessibility Consultation
Want support around creating accessibility programs, policies, process or physical spaces? Schedule an Accessibility Consultation.
Support the Disability Cultural Center
Interested in learning more about supporting the Disability Cultural Center?
Make a donation or contact:
Heather Miller, Director of Development for Student Affairs
UT Disability Resources
An extensive list of various disability resources relevant to the UT community