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Accessibility Strategy Implementation Committee (ASIC)

Per the Terms of Reference, the ASIC supports and oversees the enactment of the Accessibility Strategy over the next five years. It brings together representatives from key administrative units and governance bodies, along with students, faculty, and staff who offer valuable insights through their lived experiences of disability.

Members attend three meetings per year, including one public town hall. They also review key documents and support work in five priority areas: student experience, workforce, outreach, research and knowledge, and physical and digital environments.

Accessibility supports are provided to foster full participation. Read the Committee's full Terms of Reference. 

 

Committee co-chairs

  • Tynan Jarrett, Director, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
  • Catherine Roy, Accessibility Advisor

Contact

For any questions regarding the committee, please contact catherine.roy7 [at] mcgill.ca (subject: ASIC%20Inquiry) (Catherine Roy, Accessibility Advisor)

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