Accessibility and the Adaptive Technology Centre

The ATC includes Library Accessibility Services, an Adaptive Technology Computer Lab, the Assistive Technology Support Office and quiet places for study.

The Adaptive Technology Centre contains technology and services that enable students with disabilities to study, research, and access library and course materials.

Queen's Student Accessibility Services

Student Wellness Centre

Mitchell Hall, Queen's University

69 Union Street,

Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6

Book an appointment today!

Phone: 613-533-2506
Fax: 613-533-6284

E-mail: accessibilityservices@queensu.ca

*This document is available in alternate formats upon request - please contact Michele Chittenden or Anne Newman

The Adaptive Technology Centre (ATC) includes:

• Library Accessibility Services
  The Library offers a range of services that enable students with disabilities to read, write, research and access library materials more effectively.
• Adaptive Technology Lab and Support
  The Adaptive Technology Lab contains computers, assistive devices, quiet study space and specialized software.

Please contact the ATC Coordinator, Michele Chittenden, in one of the following ways:

• Telephone (direct): (613) 533-2833
• TTY:  (613) 533-3346
• E-mail:  chittend@queensu.ca

Location: Stauffer Library, Ground Floor, Room: 120b

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The Library is committed to advancing accessibility for persons with disabilities at Queen's University and we welcome your feedback. Let us know how we're doing.