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WSU Vancouver

Accessibility at WSU Vancouver Library

WSU Vancouver Library is committed to ensuring that our offerings are accessible to all patrons. We do this by participating in initiatives that advance accessibility, engaging in accessibility-centered professional development, and seeking out resources and technology that enables us to better serve all patrons.

If you notice an accessibility issue or have additional questions, comments, or concerns please email us at van.library@wsu.edu or call us at 360-546-9680.

Physical Assistive Technology

We have one computer setup at an accessible workstation equipped with:

  • manual height-adjustable desk
  • trackball mouse

Three motorized height-adjustable desks.

Ask at the circulation desk for headphones.

The public computers include Windows 11 accessibility features.

Locations of Accessible workstation and Height-Adjustable desks

The accessible workstation is located near the Reference desk.

The motorized height-adjustable desks are located near the Circulation desk.

Questions?

WSU Vancouver Library

Main Campus Library Services
Email Address van.library@wsu.edu
Phone (360) 546-9680

Library Hours

  • Mon – Fri: 9:00am – 4:00pm
  • Sat – Sun: Closed
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Library Accessibility map WSU Vancouver WA

Digital Accessibility

WSU Vancouver Library Website

The Library is committed to maintaining a website that is usable and accessible to all.  As part of this work, we use automated evaluation tools and manual checks to ensure our website meets Level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1.  

Digitized Collections

The WSU Vancouver Library Archives & Special Collections includes many materials that are digitized by the Library.  This material is related to the history and culture of the WSU Vancouver campus and the history of Clark County and Southwest Washington region.  Often these materials are selected in collaboration with local museums and historical societies.  Formats include images, documents and audio recordings.  If you have difficulty accessing our digital archival collections, please contact our Archivist, Robert Schimelpfenig at schimo@wsu.edu.  We will provide you with an accessible version or work with you to address your concerns.

Licensed Resources

Many of our web resources, tools and services are available through the WSU Libraries system.  For details about accessibility of these digital resources, please consult Accessibility at WSU Libraries.