Grinnell College promotes the full inclusion of individuals with disabilities as part of our commitment to creating a diverse, multicultural campus community. It is the policy of Grinnell to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and other applicable federal and state laws that prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability. The College provides reasonable accommodation to qualified individuals with disabilities upon request.

• Visitors request for accommodations
• Accessible Campus Map (pdf)
• Dining Accommodations for Visitors
• Lodging in the Grinnell Area (Visitors should ask about accessibility when making reservations.)
• Bringing a visitor to campus? see Accessibility Information at Events - Grinnell College

• Campus Accessibility Map (pdf)
• Nondiscrimination policy
• Handicap Permits and Parking PDF
• Emergency Plan for Persons with Disabilities PDF
• Accessibility in the Grinnell College Libraries
• Accessible Van
• External Resource Disability Etiquette PDF United Spinal Association

• Student Disability Accommodation Request Policy
• Academic Accommodations
• Housing Accommodations
• Dining Accomodations
• Accommodation Policy for Employees
• Equal Employment Opportunity
• Other helpful resources

• Accommodation Policy for Employees
• Equal Employment Opportunity
• Dining Accommodations for Employees
• Handicap Parking Permits
• Assistive Technology
• Accomodating Students with Disabilities
• Classroom Reassignment Policy
• Event Planners Guide

• Equal Employment Opportunity
• Accommodation Policy for Employees
• Dining Accommodations for Employees
• Handicap Parking Permits
• Assistive Technology
• Event Planners Guide

• Institutional Accessibility
• Institutional Accessibility Resources Coordinator
• Institutional Accessibility Vision Statement for College Facilities
• Disability Services for Students

• Accessibility Committee
• Disability Awareness Committee
• Diversity Steering Committee

• Steps to creating an accessible Word document (pdf)
• How to create accessible PDFs (pdf)
• Resources (pdf)
• Make Your Pages Accessible (opens new window)
• The Top Five Accessibility Priorities for Web Sites: The How (opens new window)

A text only version of the webpage may be accessed by going to the bottom of the page and selecting the Text only/printer version of the webpage. The College is working towards increased webpage accessibility. Most pages include a comment link on the bottom of the page. At times, you may encounter a problem. When this happens, click on the comment link on the bottom of the page and let us know about the difficulty that you are experiencing.