DRC Basics
What does "DRC" stand for at Purdue?
Disability Resource Center
What transportation service supports students with mobility needs?
Purdue Accessible Shuttle
What is the most common testing accommodation?
Extended Time
What app helps map accessible routes?
The Purdue App
True or False: Always ask before offering help
True
Where is the DRC located on Purdue's campus?
Young Hall
Which building has ADA entrances on all sides?
Wilmeth Active Learning Center
What document outlines a student’s approved accommodations?
Faculty Notification Letter
One common barrier when navigating campus
Construction, broken elevators, ice/snow, steep routes
One respectful way to refer to disability
Student with a disability
What is the first step a student must take to get registered with the DRC?
Submit the online application
What does an ADA entrance sign indicate?
A wheelchair-accessible, barrier-free entrance
Give one example of a classroom accommodation
Accessible seating, note-taking support, audio textbooks, priority seating
Which elevator is busiest between classes?
WALC or University Hall elevators
An example of ableist language to avoid
Crazy, lame, dumb, handicapped
Name one type of documentation the DRC accepts for accommodations
Medical documentation
Name one recent accessibility improvement at Purdue
Updated curb cuts, new elevators, more automatic doors, improved signage
How far in advance must DRC exams be scheduled?
At least 5 days before the test
What should you do if an elevator or door opener isn’t working?
Report it to Purdue Facilities or notify the DRC
What should you do if someone blocks an ADA ramp or button?
Politely ask them to move and explain its importance
What is the DRC's mission statement?
To ensure equal access by supporting students with disabilities through accommodations and resources
True or False: All Purdue buses are wheelchair accessible.
True
Which accommodation supports students with temporary injuries?
Temporary academic adjustments
Which office handles physical accessibility issues, such as ramps or elevators?
Purdue Facilities, Operations & Maintenance
What is universal design?
Designing environments to be usable by everyone, regardless of ability