Welcome to the Alternative Media Access Center

The Alternative Media Access Center (AMAC) is committed to removing barriers for individuals with disabilities by improving the human condition through technology in academic and workplace environments.

Incubated at the Georgia Institute of Technology, one of the nation’s top research universities, AMAC provides products and services to universities and colleges, government organizations, non-profit entities, and private corporations at competitive or reduced costs.

STEPP- The Student E-Rent Pilot Project

Learn about the STEPP project, led by AMAC's Sandra Ho. STEPP aims to help improve low-cost access to higher education textbooks for all students, including those with print-related disabilities. Renting textbooks saves money and trees!

PROFITT, Providing Real Opportunities for Income through Technology

AMAC received a grant authorized by the Second Chance Act from the U.S. Department of Justice/Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA).

Regents Hear Presentation on Serving Students with Disabilities

Dr. Christopher Lee, director of the USG's Alternative Media Access Center (AMAC), provided this information in a presentation during the Georgia Board of Regent's meeting.

WUGA Alternative Media

Mary Kay Mitchell of WUGA profiles the Alternative Media Access Center.