University of Illinois System

Accessibility

At the University of Illinois System Offices, accessibility is fundamental to our commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEI&B). Everyone should have equal access to participate fully in our work environments, programs, and services, regardless of ability or disability.

Creating accessible spaces is not merely a legal obligation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and related civil rights laws; it embodies our fundamental values of respect, inclusion, and dignity for all. Whether through digital platforms, physical workspaces, or workplace policies, SHRS is dedicated to eliminating barriers and fostering environments where everyone can thrive.

Accessibility is a collective responsibility. By fostering collaboration, offering proactive support, and promoting a culture of inclusion, we are constantly working to enhance the experiences of employees, applicants, and visitors with disabilities.

If you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions, we welcome your input and encourage ongoing discussions as we work together to create a more inclusive future.

Digital Accessibility

Learn how the University of Illinois System adheres to digital accessibility standards in compliance with ADA Title II and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Discover our commitment to creating inclusive digital environments, the tools we utilize, how content creators can adhere to accessibility standards, and resources for reporting issues.

Digital Accessibility

Request for Reasonable Accommodation (Medical Condition)

Employees, applicants, and visitors may request reasonable accommodations due to a medical condition or disability. Learn about the interactive process and how to request an accommodation through SHRS.

System Offices Request for Reasonable Accommodation Based on Medical Condition

Request for Religious Accommodation

We honor religious and spiritual diversity as part of our DEI&B values. Learn how to request a reasonable accommodation for religious observances and practices.

System Offices Request for Reasonable Accommodation Based on Religious Exemption