Darcie Adams

Darcie Adams

Digital Accessibility Project Lead - Umbc Sites @University of Maryland Baltimore County

Washington, DC, US
EMAILS
d•••••@umbc.edu
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2025 — Present

Digital Accessibility Project Lead - Umbc Sites @University of Maryland Baltimore County

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Catonsville, MD, US

As a part of a campus-wide initiative to meet federal digital accessibility requirements (WCAG 2.1 guidelines), this role leads the UMBC Sites remediation project. Duties include: creating process tools, checklists, and trainings; leading project team and training team on process; assisting with campus efforts to train users in digital accessibility; remediation of websites; ensuring campus remediation completed in a timely manner; providing guidance and resources on needs of disabled users. Role requires deep collaboration with units focused on other remediation efforts and campus site owners at all levels.

EDUCATION

N/A

University of Maryland Baltimore County

Bachelor of Arts - BA

2009 — 2013

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point

Bachelor of Arts, English Language and Literature, General

2011

Liverpool Hope University

Study Abroad - English Literature & Language

N/A

University of Maryland Baltimore County

Masters of Professional Studies, Community Leadership

SKILLS

EditorialSocial MediaEmployee ManagementEmployee TrainingInterviewsLeadershipMicrosoft WordResearchFood SafetyProject ManagementMicrosoft PowerpointNew MediaInventory ManagementCustomer ServiceDigital MediaMicrosoft OfficeTrainingWritingFood QualityTime ManagementCreative WritingMicrosoft ExcelPowerpointSchedulingRestaurant ManagementEnglish

ABOUT DARCIE ADAMS

Disability activist and advocate, DEIA professional, and community-focused leader.

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