Montana State University -- Access for People with Disabilities

Beginning March 2009 renovations for the ground floor of Hamilton Hall will begin. Renovations will render Hamilton Hall ADA inaccessible for the duration of the construction. Please note the following:

If you need access to offices being moved to the upper floors of Hamilton Hall you will need to call to arrange meetings in accessible locations with those departments. One of the crucial departments being moved is Human Resources/Affirmative Action they can be reached at 994-2042 to schedule a place to meet, if needed.

The sidewalk on the west side of Hamilton will also be closed during renovations, signs will be posted indicating accessible routes.

ADA parking on the West end of the Hamilton lot will be inaccessible during the construction. Additional ADA parking spots will be added to the south end of the South 7th lot, which is the street that leads to the Hamilton lot.

Renovations are scheduled to be completed by Spring 2010. Montana State University regrets any inconvenience caused by this renovation.

Montana State University is committed to affording students, faculty, staff and visitors with disabilities the opportunity to participate in the university’s academic and non-academic activities by providing access and reasonable accommodations that may be necessary to assure access.

Reasonable accommodation with respect to employment matters should be coordinated with Human Resources. Applicants, prospective employees and faculty and staff with disabilities may submit requests for accommodation to:

Members of the public and visitors with disabilities may contact the following offices to request reasonable accommodations for an event. Planning ahead will greatly reduce the risk of difficulties.

For any other facilities, services and programs or to raise concerns about accessibility or access, contact the MSU Accessibility Contact Person shown below.

The Accessibility Contact Person is responsible for addressing accessibility issues, maintaining accessibility information, including the existence and location of accessible features and routes; providing information to the university community about accessibility requirements and responding to individual and group accessibility requests:

Current accessibility information concerning access to university buildings may be found here. The Accessibility Map of the university which lists accessible routes and accessibility information may be found here.

Accessible routes must be free of obstructions, including bicycles and construction debris. If any person is aware of, or encounters obstacles, debris or obstructions on an accessible route, please contact the Accessibility Contact Person to report it.

The university has adopted a policy prohibiting discrimination on the basis of a disability. Individuals who have complaints alleging discrimination based upon a disability may file them with the following:

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