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Student Tools, Resources, and Additional Support

The Accessibility Services Center (ASC) is committed to helping students access the resources, technology, and support services they need to succeed at UNO and beyond. Whether you are looking for academic assistance, accessibility tools, personal support services, employment resources, or community-based programs, the resources below can help you navigate university life and connect with additional support.

Explore the categories below to find services that match your needs and goals.

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Email: unoaccessibility@unomaha.edu

Phone: 402.554.2872

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Academic Success and Learning Support

Academic support resources can help students strengthen study skills, improve course performance, build confidence, and connect with tutoring, advising, and learning assistance across campus.

Academic Advising — Academic planning and degree guidance.

Project Achieve (TRIO) — Support services for eligible students to promote academic success and graduation.

Math-Science Learning Center — Tutoring and academic support for math and science courses.

MatheMaverick Zone — Drop-in support for introductory mathematics courses.

Computer Science Learning Center — Tutoring and support for computer science students.

Business Administration Tutoring — Academic assistance for College of Business students.

Engineering Support and Tutoring — Tutoring and learning support for engineering courses.

Writing Center — Assistance with writing projects at any stage of the process.

Speech Center — Support for presentations, speeches, and communication skills.

Language Lab for English Learners — Language support and learning resources for multilingual students.

Criss Library Research and Instruction Services — Research assistance, library instruction, and information literacy support.
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Wellbeing, Student Support, and Campus Life

These services support your personal wellbeing, leadership development, community engagement, basic needs, and overall student experience outside the classroom.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) — Mental health counseling and psychological support.

Wellness Coaching — Goal-focused support for health and wellbeing.

Collegiate Recovery Community — Support for students in recovery from substance use disorders.

On-Campus Support Groups — Peer and group support opportunities.

Durango's Advancement and Support Hub (DASH) — Case management and student support services.

Victim and Survivor Advocacy — Confidential support and advocacy services.

Office of Military and Veterans Services (OMVS) — Resources and support for military-connected students.

UNO Transitions for Students with Autism — Programs that support academic and social success.

Student Legal Services — Legal consultation and support for eligible students.

Student Leadership and Involvement (SLI) — Opportunities for engagement, leadership, and campus involvement.

Maverick Food Pantry and Diaper Bank — Access to food, diapers, and essential items.

Career Services — Career exploration, job preparation, and employment resources.


Accessibility and Assistive Technology

Technology can support reading, writing, note-taking, organization, communication, and access to digital content. The tools below may help reduce barriers and improve access to coursework and university resources.

Canvas Accessibility Features — Built-in tools that support accessible course navigation and content interaction.

YuJa Media Player Accessibility Features — Captions, transcripts, and accessible video controls.

Apple (iOS) Accessibility Features — Built-in accessibility tools including VoiceOver, Zoom, and speech features.

Android TalkBack — Screen reader providing spoken feedback for Android devices.

Immersive Reader (Microsoft Edge) — Read-aloud and reading support tools.

JAWS (Job Access With Speech) — Screen reader for users who are blind or visually impaired.

NVDA (Non-Visual Desktop Access) — Free screen reader with speech and braille support.

Read&Write — Reading and writing support tools including text-to-speech.

Speechify — Converts digital text into natural-sounding speech.

Learning Ally — Accessible audiobooks and learning resources for students with print disabilities.

Genio (formerly Glean) — Lecture recording, note-taking, and study support.

Notability — Combines handwritten notes, typed notes, and audio recording.

Evernote — Organizes notes, tasks, and documents across devices.

Just Press Record — Audio recording and transcription tool.

MindMeister — Visual mind mapping and idea organization.

Goblin Tools — Executive functioning and task management support.

RescueTime — Time management and productivity tracking.

Dragon Professional — Speech-to-text software and voice computer control.


Community, Employment, and Disability Resources

Local, state, and national organizations provide additional support related to disability services, employment, advocacy, independent living, healthcare, and community connection.

Assistive Technology for All (AT4ALL) — Marketplace for buying, selling, and exchanging assistive technology.

Nebraska Vocational Rehabilitation (Nebraska VR) — Employment and career support services.

Nebraska Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (NCDHH) — Advocacy and communication access resources.

Nebraska Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (NCBVI) — Independent living, training, and employment support.

Easterseals Nebraska — Disability-related services, advocacy, and community programs.

Autism Society of Nebraska — Support, education, and community resources.

Community Alliance — Mental health, housing, and community-based services.

Voice Advocacy Center — Advocacy and support for survivors of violence.

Nebraska 211 — Information and referrals for community services and crisis support.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) — Mental health education, advocacy, and support.

Prosper Workforce Services — Employment support and workforce development resources.

Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) — Federal employment opportunities for college students with disabilities.

Job Accommodation Network (JAN) — Workplace accommodation guidance and resources.

Partnership on Employment & Accessible Technology (PEAT) — Resources promoting accessible workplace technology.

Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion (EARN) — Disability-inclusive employment resources.

Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) — Federal resources promoting inclusive employment.

Outlook Enrichment — Employment and enrichment opportunities for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Braille Institute of America — Programs and resources for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) — Benefits, healthcare, and support services for veterans.

USA.gov Disability Services — Federal disability programs, benefits, and services.

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