Access and Inclusion
A disability shouldn’t stop you from enjoying all that Mount Holyoke College has to off er.
Mount Holyoke College strives to provide access to education, employment, services, technology, programs, and activities to all persons, regardless of physical or mental disabilities. As such, members of the College community work together in the effort to create solutions to any barriers that may exist for an individual with a disability.
AccessAbility Services coordinates and provides accommodations and support service to students with documented disabilities.
The Assistive Technology Lab (AT Lab) offers accessible hardware and software to assist students in their coursework.
Use this online form to anonymously report physical, electronic, or administrative barriers to access on campus.
Library, Information, and Technology Services (LITS) offers resources and support so all students can make use of their services.
Take a look at this Five College guide to learn more about how to make sure your videos, websites, and other content are more accessible.
Faculty members can find terrific resources in AccessAbility Services' guide for faculty to help make classrooms and courses accessible.
Find information on school closings, how the College works to resolve weather-related walkway accessibility concerns, and where you can report barriers due to adverse weather.
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