Accessibility Resources
The Accessibility Resources Office (ARO), works with a diverse population of students with documented disabilities to ensure equal educational access.
We seek to collaborate with all components of the University community to increase awareness, remove barriers, and promote an inclusive environment where students are empowered to be successful learners, self-advocates, and citizen leaders.
We strive to create a universally inclusive campus through innovative and individualized practices that foster independent and confident students, informed and engaged faculty, and create a collaborative and welcoming campus community for all.
ARO Empowers!
ARO Empowers is where students who are planning to register with our office have the opportunity to
- Meet the ARO staff
- Learn about ARO
- Explore campus
- Identify resources
The ARO (Accessibility Resources Office) Empowers sign-up is now open.
Monday, August 14th: Move in (time TBD), learn about Accessibility Resources Office and campus resources
Tuesday, August 15th: Explore campus, complete activities, and learn more about campus/community resources
If there are additional questions, please reach out to: accessibilityresources@longwood.edu
Bird’s Eye View of the Accessible Loop.
Be a citizen leader who encourages accessibility and the social model of disabilities.
Take a tour of the Longwood campus and learn about disabilities, ableism, and advocacy.
Campus Accessibility
Automatic Door Not Working? Problems with a Curb Cut? Use our Campus Accessibility Form (PDF) to report barriers to accessibility on campus.
News
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The Accessibility Resources Office (ARO) and the Longwood Center for Visual Arts (LCVA) are looking for submissions for our “First, People” event
January 30, 2023
Artists are encouraged to create a piece that showcases their perspective of disability and what it means to them
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Workforce Recruitment Program for College Students with Disabilities Information Session
September 09, 2021
The Workforce Recruitment Program for College Students with Disabilities (WRP) is a recruitment and referral program that connects federal sector employers nationwide with highly motivated college students and recent graduates with disabilities....
