Join us for an engaging, hands-on workshop to learn how to make your digital content accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. This session covers the "why" and "how" of web accessibility, focusing on WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards, practical techniques for content creation, and an introduction to assistive technology. Register for Workshops Web […]
Join us in the WUC for tabling activities and a performance from Taiko Drum Group to celebrate International Education Week. Tabling activities include: Candy of the world Henna tattoos Japanese fish flags DIY Language matching game
Come join the Natural Science Club for our weekly meeting in NS 122! We will be playing games after discussing upcoming events.
This workshop is a hands-on guide for folks creating text-based content so that they produce clear, inclusive, and accessible text for all audiences, including those using assistive technology like screen readers. Topics will include: Accessible Structure, Link Text, Visual Presentation, Readable Fonts, and more, across a variety of applications. Please bring your content items that […]
The Social Media Accessibility Training is designed to empower individuals and organizations to create inclusive online content. This training covers essential best practices for making social media posts accessible to all users, including those with disabilities. Register for Workshops Web conferencing details provided upon confirmation.
In this weekly board meeting, student leaders plan events, set priorities, and discuss current issues on campus. Meetings are open to all students. Attend in-person or via Zoom.
This is a free event, held outside—rain of shine—and features a short walking tour. Learn about our newest campus trees! Open to students, employees, and the community. Meet at the west entrance of the WUC, across from the Grove. This event is part of WOU's Tree Campus Higher Education recognition by the Arbor Day Foundation. […]
Join ASWOU for our weekly Senate Meeting! These meetings are open to the public and are a great way to get involved and learn about various events or activities that ASWOU has contributed towards! Come to the Columbia Room in the WUC or join us on Zoom.
