The HighEdWeb Accessibility Summit is a one-day, online event focused on digital accessibility in higher education.

Learn best practices about digital accessibility and connect with your peers at other higher ed institutions. Beginners and experts, non-technical and technical users, and everyone in-between will benefit from attending the Accessibility Summit!

Join us Tuesday, July 30, 2024, as we learn and work together to make the digital space accessible to everyone.

About HighEdWeb

The Higher Education Web Professionals Association (HighEdWeb) is the international organization of professionals working to design, develop, manage and map the future of digital in higher education. Each fall, we come together at our annual conference and we remain active year-round via our educational and networking events, our online member community and our Link Journal.

Organizing committee

HighEdWeb is volunteer powered. The Accessibility Summit is an outcome of their dedicated work.

Joyce Joyce Peralta
Conference chair
she/her
McGill University
Lori Lori Packer
Program vice chair
she/her
University of Rochester
Kate Kate Bundy
Program vice chair
she/her
Concordia University (Canada)
Carolyn Carolyn Schoenian
Program vice-chair
Helix opportunity
Kathleen Kathleen Callahan
she/her
Higher Education Web Professionals Association
Jenn Jenn Hayes
She/her
Teachers College at Columbia University
Jen Jennifer Bethmann
Registration Coordinator
She, her, hers
Illinois State University
Ben Ben Kaminsky
Platform Lead
He/Him
Mississippi State University
Holly Holly Nicholson
Graphic Designer
She/her/hers
Northern Illinois University
Eunillyne Eunillyne Lazado
Social Media Coordinator
McGill University
Maddie Maddie Reardon
Safety and Inclusion Coordinator
all pronouns
Arizona State University ( ASU )
Karen Karen Skudlarek
Accessibility Coordinator
University of Connecticut
Sara Sara Clark
Executive Director
she, her, hers
HighEdWeb Association

Code of Conduct

The HighEdWeb community is awesome, and we want to keep being awesome for everyone involved. So a reminder of what you already know: HighEdWeb is dedicated to working toward a harassment-free community and conference experience for everyone, regardless of identity factors such as (but not limited to) sex, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, ability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, nationality, culture, class, age, or faith.

Code of Conduct