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Visitors & Patients

NOTE TO EXTERNAL JOB APPLICANTS AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS: We are pleased that you are exploring employment and/or educational opportunities with Duke University and Duke Health System. If you anticipate needing an accommodation to complete the applicant and/or interview process or attend an information session, please submit a Reasonable Accommodations Request form at least 5 days in advance of your visit.

Requesting Accommodations

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First time Accommodation Request

This form is for those not yet registered with the DMS office
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Additional Accommodation Request

This form is for those already registered with the DMS office
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Obtaining Interpreters

This form is for requesting an interpreter through the DMS office

Getting Around

Duke University is committed to an accessible campus for students, staff and visitors.  Click on the link below for information on getting around Duke’s Campus as well as travel options in the immediate vicinity. Also provided is a listing of area locations for wheelchair rental or purchase.

Please note:  All on-campus tours and information sessions have been canceled through early May. The Karsh Alumni & Visitors Center is also closed throughout this time as well which means that if visitors decide to come to campus on their own, the usual set of accommodation services from the center will not be available.

Resources for Getting Around Duke and Durham

Duke Athletics: Game Day Information

Duke Athletics and Duke University welcome all persons with disabilities to our campus and athletic events. Information about available accessibility accommodations at our facilities is available by sport in the Duke A-Z Game Day Guides.

Game Day Guides

 

 

Additional Resources and Information

Employment & Visitor Accommodations Office

Duke University encourages individuals with disabilities to participate in its programs and activities.  If you anticipate needing any type of reasonable accommodations, or have questions about the reasonable accommodations process, please contact your program sponsor in advance of your participation or visit.  

Should you still have concerns, please contact the Employment and Visitor Accommodations office within the Disability Managment System (DMS).

Kimberly Basnight
Program Coordinator
919-684-1424
kimberly.basnight@duke.edu(link sends e-mail)

Shonda Desir
Director
919-684-8247
shonda.desir@duke.edu