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• Via Kent Hall, enter Kent through College Walk entrance and exit building on 3rd floor (accessible during business hours Monday–Friday; call 212-854-2797 to confirm hours)

• Via Schapiro/CEPSR Hall, enter 120th Street entrance of Schapiro/CEPSR Hall between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue and exit building on 4th floor (accessible during business hours Monday–Friday; call 212-854-2797 to confirm hours)

• Via Northwest Corner Building (NWC), enter NWC on 120th Street and Broadway and exit building on 4th floor

To access buildings located on lower campus—Butler Library, Carman, Furnald, John Jay, Hamilton Hall, Hartley-Wallach, Pulitzer (Journalism), and Lerner Hall: • From College Walk, use ramp adjacent to Pulitzer (Journalism)

or ramp adjacent to Hamilton Hall• From 115th Street and Broadway, use ramp adjacent to Lerner Hall

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Locations of Wheelchair Lifts and Elevators for Disability Access • Broadway Residence Hall entrance and lounge• Dodge Elevator at northwest College Walk (access to upper campus)• Dodge Fitness Center Elevator Entrance at Pupin Plaza • Dodge Fitness Center (access to weight room)• Dodge Hall (access from College Walk)• Earl Hall (access to lower level and 2nd–3rd floors)• East Campus/Heyman Center/Revson and Ancel Plaza level access via Wien Courtyard• Hamilton Entrance Lobby• IAB (access between the lower and upper levels of 4th floor)• Jerome Greene Hall/Law School (access to cafe and Ancell/Revson Plaza)• Lewisohn Entrance Lobby• Mathematics Entrance Lobby• Miller Theatre (wheelchair lift provides access to seating area)• Pupin Hall (access between 13th and 14th floors)• Schermerhorn Main Entrance (upper campus level)• Schermerhorn ExtensionWheelchair lifts are indicated on the map by:Elevators with prior authorization required or assistance from Public Safetyare indicated on the map by:Accessible elevators are indicated on the map by:

Disability Services Disability Services (DS) coordinates accommodations and support services for students with disabilities. Disability Services also seeks to facilitate access to all programs and activities for individuals with disabilities visiting Columbia University. Disability Services’ approach is consistent with the spirit of the Americans with Disabilities Act and places an emphasis on ability and independence. Further, DS strives to cultivate a campus culture that is sensitive and responsive to individuals with disabilities. For additional information, please contact Disability Services at 212-854-2388 or disability@columbia.edu.

Leave Management Leave Management provides assistance to faculty and staff with permanent or temporary medical conditions, including explaining benefits and procedures relating to workplace accommodations and medical leaves of absence, and arranging reasonable and appropriate workplace accommodations in coordination with the employee’s department. For more information, employees should call 212-851-0698 or email leavemanagement@columbia.edu. Information is also available on the Human Resources website: humanresources.columbia.edu/content/workplace-accommodations.

Equal Opportunity and Affirmative ActionEqual Opportunity and Affirmative Action (EOAA) has overall responsibility for the University’s Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination Policies on disability and has been designated to coordinate compliance activities under these policies and the applicable federal, state, and local laws. For information or assistance, please call 212-854-5511 or visit http://www.columbia.edu/cu/vpaa/eoaa/.

Questions/CommentsIf you have feedback regarding your experience on campus with respect to accessibility, please e-mail access@columbia.edu. Please be specific and provide as much detail as possible (i.e., building name/location, circumstance, etc.).

If you have any questions or comments regarding this map, please contact Disability Services at 212-854-2388.

Columbia is committed to fostering a campus that is increasingly accessible to people with disabilities. Each year Columbia removes physical barriers and makes significant accessibility improvements. This map is intended to serve as a guide to the accessibility of the campus. Please understand that this map is subject to change based on structural developments and improvements throughout the campus.

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Visitor AccommodationsVisitors, guests, and members of the public who require disability access or accommodations for a Columbia event should contact Disability Services at 212-854-2388 or disability@columbia.edu at least 10 days in advance of the event to arrange such access or accommodations.

Shuttle Bus ServiceColumbia University provides a network of shuttle buses among the Morningside campus, Lamont, Studebaker, the Medical Center, Harlem Hospital, and the George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal. Shuttle service is available to all Columbia University affiliates with a valid University ID, free of charge. The Intercampus and Studebaker shuttles are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible transportation to and from Lamont-Doherty can be arranged through the Transportation Office. For additional information, including route and schedule information, please call the Transportation Office at 212-854-3382 or visit http://transportation.columbia.edu.

Library Access ServicesColumbia University provides services and programs to patrons with disabilities. Services for individuals with disabilities include library orientations, catalog assistance, accessible photocopy machines, retrieval services from the stacks or other locations, lockers, loan renewal via telephone, and the ability to designate a deputy borrower. The University works with patrons on an individual basis to assess their individual accommodation needs. For information, patrons should contact the Libraries Disability Services liaison at 212-854-3536.

Vertical TransportationThere are wheelchair lifts and elevators on campus that are exclusively designated for disability access. Prior authorization is required to use these lifts and elevators. For this authorization, students should contact Disability Services; faculty and staff should contact Leave Management. Visitors should alert a Public Safety Officer upon arrival on campus.

Columbia University Public SafetyThe Columbia University Department of Public Safety is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to assist guests and visitors with outdoor access to the different levels of the campus. The Department will also assist guests and visitors with access within campus buildings, subject to each building’s hours of operation. To arrange for assistance, visitors should call the Low Public Safety desk at 212-854-2797 or request help from the guards stationed 24 hours a day at both West 116th Street and Broadway and West 116th Street and Amsterdam or from any other Public Safety officer they may encounter.

To report an elevator outage, nonoperating automatic door opener, or the need for snow removal, please contact Columbia University Facilities Management at 212-854-2222.

Campus Operations and Disability Services provide access service alerts for issues impacting campus accessible routes, including elevator/lift outages and ramp closures for administrative or academic buildings on the Morningside campus and undergraduate residence halls. To view current service alerts and subscribe, visit https://facilities.columbia.edu/service_alerts.

Venues at Columbia 1. Altschul Auditorium at School of International and Public Affairs (417 IAB)—Accessible

via Amsterdam Avenue entrance 2. Black Box Theatre/Alfred Lerner Hall (5th floor)—Accessible via campus-side entrance 3. Black Box Theatres/Schapiro Residence Hall (lower level) 4. Casa Italiana Teatro—Accessible via side building entrance on Amsterdam Avenue 5. Davis Auditorium (412 Schapiro CEPSR)—Accessible via upper campus level entrance or

120th Street entrance6. Dodge Fitness Center—Accessible via elevator located at Pupin Plaza; prior

authorization required or alert Public Safety; located below Pupin Plaza7. Heyman Center—Accessible via elevator located outdoors across from Faculty House

via Wien Courtyard at 116th Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Morningside Drive; assistance from Public Safety required

8. LeRoy Neiman Center for Print Services & Photography Labs/Dodge Hall—Accessible via College Walk entrance with assistance from Public Safety

9. Levien Gymnasium—Accessible via 120th Street and Dodge Gym Elevator for events; accessible via 2nd floor of Dodge Fitness Center

10. Low Rotunda (2nd floor Low Library)—Accessible via northeast entrance of Low Library11. Miller Theatre (Dodge Hall)—Accessible via Broadway entrance 12. Roone Arledge Auditorium/Cinema (Alfred Lerner Hall)—Accessible via Broadway and

115th Street entrance or campus entrance13. Visitors Center (213 Low Library)—Accessible via northeast entrance of Low Library14. Avery Hall 1st floor—Wood Auditorium (113 Avery), Macioce Lecture Hall (114 Avery),

115 Avery (classroom), and café space. Accessible via 1st floor of Fayerweather Hall; located below Avery Plaza

15. World/Lecture Rooms at School of Journalism (3rd floor)—Accessible via Pulitzer/Journalism building entrance

16. Ancell Plaza (above street level)—Accessible via wheelchair lift on 3rd floor of Jerome Greene Hall; prior authorization required for reentry to Jerome Greene Hall from plaza

17. Revson Plaza (above street level)—Accessible via wheelchair lift on 3rd floor of Jerome Greene Hall; prior authorization required for reentry to Jerome Greene Hall from plaza

18. Center for Career Education accessible via Morningside Drive

Important Campus Phone Numbers Phone Location

Columbia University General Information 212-854-1754Public Safety 212-854-2797 101 Low Library Emergencies 212-854-5555 Visitors Center 212-854-4900 213 Low Library Columbia Disability Services 212-854-2388 Wien Hall, 1st floorBarnard Office of Disability Services 212-854-4634 105 Hewitt Hall, Barnard Teachers College Office of Access and 212-678-3689 166 Thorndike Hall Services for Individuals with Disabilities Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action 212-854-5511 103 Low Library University Event Management 212-854-9067 704 Lerner Hall Leave Management 212-851-0698 Studebaker, 4th floorColumbia Athletics 212-854-2534Library Access Services 212-854-3536 311 Butler Library

Interbuilding ConnectionsInterbuilding access is indicated on the map by:

Chandler, 9th floor NW Corner Building, 9th floor

Fayerweather, 1st floor Avery, 1st floor

Havemeyer, 3rd floor Chandler, 3rd floor

Havemeyer, 6th floor Chandler, 7th floor

Jerome Greene (Law School), 1st floor Extension, 4th floor International Affairs

Kent Hall, 2nd floor Philosophy Hall, 2nd floor

NW Corner Building, 1st floor Pupin, 2nd floor

Pupin, 11th floor Schapiro CEPSR, 9th floor

Schapiro CEPSR, 9th floor Mudd, 10th floor

Schermerhorn, 6th floor Schermerhorn Extension, 6th floor

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