Everyone is welcome to get involved with the Disability Cultural Center. Below are opportunities to connect and engage with the DCC.

• Attend DCC Events
  • The DCC hosts recurring and one time events and helps promote disability-related events hosted by campus partners
• Sign up for the DCC newsletter
  • The monthly DCC newsletter connects readers with DCC news, updates, opportunities and events
• Follow the DCC on Social Media (Facebook: UT-Disability Cultural Center and Instagram: dcc_ut)
  • The most up to date place to find events, news, and spotlights
• Request an Accessibility Consultation
  • Get support, ideas, and feedback on how to develop projects and programs that are accessible.
• Suggest a Collaborative Event or Project 
  • For campus partners who are interested in collaborating with the DCC. Tell us your idea and what type of support you are requesting.
• Request a training or workshop
  • Trainings provided on a variety of disability and accessibility topics
• Request an Interview
  • Interviews available for student assignments and published media
• Donate to the DCC
  • Financially support DCC programming with a monetary gift.
• Check out a book from the DCC Library
  • • DCC maintains a growing collection of disability-related material for use by the UT community
• Join an Advisory Committee
  • The DCC maintains a student and faculty advisory committee in conjunction with Disability and Access. Applications are accepted in the summer for the following academic year.
• Intern with the DCC
  • The DCC welcomes interns from a variety of programs. Contact the DCC directly for more information about internship opportunities
• Work at the DCC
  • The DCC hires Graduate Assistants and Work-Study Eligible Student Associates. Currently available positions are posted on Handshake.

Want to get involved in other disability-related opportunities at UT?

• Join the Disabled Faculty and Staff Association
  • DFSA connects disabled faculty and staff with community and resources and helps celebrate the voices, identities, experiences, and talents of the group.
• Join a Student Organization
  • Search for and find disability-related student organizations listed on Hornslink.
• Sign up to be a Volunteer Notetaker
  • Student volunteer notetakers share their notes with a student with a disability who get notes as a disability accommodations. Volunteer notetakers get service hours for their time and service,
• Add a Disability Studies minor or portfolio
  • Undergraduate and graduate students can add a Disability Studies designation to their degree.