Amac The Alternative Media Access Center Careers in Atlanta, GA

The AMAC team is charged with research and development of products and services to support individuals with disabilities and their circle of support to become more independent and productive in their academic and workplace environments. Through grass roots advocacy and the support of the disability community which the Governors Council Development Disabilities and the Georgia Board of Regents, Noel Gregg, Ph.D., Director of the Regents Center on Learning Disorders (1993-2009) and Christopher Lee, Ph.D. co-founded The Alternative Media Access Center. On July 1, 2005, AMAC opened their door at the University of Georgia in Athens to serve students with print-related disabilities under the 35 Georgia BOR institutions. Since the conception of AMAC services, products have expanded to include: promoting publisher accessibility through national initiatives, accessible document conversion to electronic, audio or braille format, specialized assistive technology software, captioning and remote tr