The College of Arts and Letters is committed to providing access to inclusive learning experiences for its students. Our overarching goal is developing culture change to foster lasting and authentic change, rather than ending with compliance. Our approach is appealing to the community to take an active role in adopting inclusive practices and supporting faculty and staff making meaningful changes over time.
Meet the Team
Contact the whole team at access@cal.msu.edu.
Support and Learning
Here are upcoming support and learning opportunities like workshops, webinars, and drop-in sessions across CAL, MSU, and beyond.
Introduction to Course Accessibility
February 9, 2026
12:00-1:00pm Eastern
In person; B243 Wells Hall (registration not required)
Scott Schopieray and Caitlin Cornell will outline the importance of course accessibility, including but not limited to digital accessibility in the context of the approaching federal deadline 4/24/26. Participants will explore some common course accessibility concerns and some simple solutions, discuss next steps in their inclusive practices, and identify some helpful resources.
Introduction to Course Accessibility
February 20, 2026
12:30-1:30pm Eastern
Virtual; please register for Introduction to Accessibility
Scott Schopieray and Caitlin Cornell will outline the importance of course accessibility, including but not limited to digital accessibility in the context of the approaching federal deadline 4/24/26. Participants will explore some common course accessibility concernsand some simple solutions, discuss next steps in their inclusive practices, and identify some helpful resources.
Drop-In Course Accessibility Support
March 10, 2026
2:00-3:00pm Eastern
Virtual; please register for Course Accessibility Support
Need help making your D2L course more accessible? Members of the CAL Accessibility and Inclusion team will be on hand to answer your questions and troubleshoot specific operations.