Action Brief
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What would you like to do?
Understand when I must provide an assistive listening device |
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In brief
The University must make available assistive listening devices (ALDs) to individuals who wish to use them to hear better during lectures, classes, conferences, theater performances, concerts, sporting events, and other functions that members of the public might attend. ALDs amplify sound directly into the ears of people with hearing loss and are now expected to be at events in case a member of the audience asks to use one.
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Do it now
If you have any questions about whether you must provide an assistive listening device, contact Audio Visual Services at avs@listhost.uchicago.edu or 773-834-4499. |
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details
Who is
eligible? Anyone coordinating an event at UChicago
Hours
or seasons:8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
What does
it cost me? Free
What to
know first:The University must make available assistive listening devices (ALDs) to individuals who wish to use them to hear better during lectures, classes, conferences, theater performances, concerts, sporting events, and other functions that members of the public might attend. ALDs must also be available at University-sponsored events occurring off-campus in the United States.
Who can
help out? avs@listhost.uchicago.edu; 773-834-4499, Hours
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Last updated: 06/30/09
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