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FOR EMPLOYEES: The university recognizes that some employees who previously did not seek ADA Accommodations, but who may have a qualifying condition or disability, may need support or assistance during the return to campus process in order to perform work-related duties. A modified approach to continue to address accommodation needs in a timely and human-centered manner has been developed and implemented to ensure employees full access to programs and activities. Because every case is different, employee requests are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please share your need for an accommodation with your manager or you may contact the Accessibility Administrator serving as the ADA/504 Coordinator directly via email at 安卓手机上外网教程.

FOR STUDENTS: The university recognizes that some students who previously did not need Section 504 Academic Accommodations, and who have a qualifying condition or disability, may need support or assistance during the return to campus process. A modified approach for the temporary and more permanent need for accommodation has been developed and implemented to provide students with full access to programs and activities related to their academic majors. Because every case is different, student requests are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Please share your need for an accommodation with the Student Accessibility and Education Office after you have worked directly with your faculty member.

Diversity and inclusion are fundamental values at Virginia Commonwealth University, and we are committed to providing access to individuals with disabilities to our programs, activities and services, including courses and websites.

Whether you’re a student who needs extra time on an exam, a visitor looking for accessible parking or an employee who desires accommodations to perform essential functions of your job, we offer resources to ensure you can take advantage of all that Virginia Commonwealth University has to offer.

Should you have any questions or should you need assistance with information on this site, please contact the university Accessibility Administrator serving as the ADA/504 Coordinator by calling the main number of the Equity and Access Services at (804) 828-1347.

Campus wayfinding alerts

There is a change to the pedestrian path around the new Engineering Research Building construction project at the corner of Cary Street and Belvidere Street. You can no longer access the sidewalk and crosswalk in front of the construction site. If you are heading south along Belvidere Street towards Engineering East use the crosswalk to cross over Belvidere at Main Street and use the sidewalk along Engineering West to continue south down Belvidere Street. If you are heading north along Belvidere Street use the crosswalk in front of Chili's to cross over Belvidere Street and continue north along Belvidere Street next to Engineering West. Belvidere Sidewalk Closure around Engineering Research Building

The installation of the final phase of the fencing along the front of Franklin Street Gym will begin on Monday, March 2, 2023. The sidewalk and the parking lane in front of the Gym will be inside of the construction fence so pedestrians should cross Franklin at Shafer and Laurel Streets. As a reminder, I am including a link to the detour map and a written narrative of the routes.

The construction of the STEM Building has begun on the site of the Franklin Street Gym at 817 W. Franklin Street. The area is being fenced off which requires pedestrian detours to Shafer Dining Center and Johnson Hall because the alley behind the Gym is closed. To reach Johnson Hall from the Compass, go north on Shafer towards Franklin Street. Cross Franklin and turn right in front of Blanton House, 826-828 W. Franklin Street, and walk one block east towards Laurel Street. At Laurel Street turn right to go back across Franklin and Johnson Hall, 801 W. Franklin Street, is in front of you. An alternative path from Shafer Dining to Johnson is to go one block east on Cathedral Way towards Monroe Park. Turn left on Laurel Street, go one block north, crossing the alley behind Franklin Street Gym and Johnson Hall, 801 W. Franklin Street, will be on your left. Be mindful that the Franklin Street path is the recommended path of travel.

To reach Shafer Dining from the intersection of Laurel and Franklin Streets, go one block west on the north side of the 800 block of W Franklin Street in front of Williams House. When you reach Blanton House, 826-828 W Franklin Street, at Shafer Street, turn left to cross Franklin. Go south on Shafer towards Cabell Library. Shafer Dining will be on your left when you reach the Compass in front of Cabell. The alternative route is to go one block south on Laurel in front of Johnson Hall, crossing the alley behind Franklin Street Gym and turn right on Cathedral Way. If you cross Cathedral Way, the sidewalk supports safe travel. Go one block west on Cathedral and Shafer Dining will be on the right when you reach the Compass.

Getting around campus

All VCU shuttles are accessible, and VCU Parking and Transportation provides maps of accessible parking.

Accessible parking at VCU — general information
Map of Monroe Park Campus accessible parking
Map of MCV Campus accessible parking
Accessible building entrances: The VCU Maps website lists accessible entrances, when available, for each VCU building.
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Resources for students with disabilities

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