An inclusive environment

Whether you need support for a lifelong disability or a temporary impairment, like an injury or recovery from a medical procedure, the Accessibility Resource Center is here to help. We provide academic, housing, and other accommodations to remove barriers that might otherwise get in the way of your campus experience.

To get started, register with the Accessibility Resource Center. Accommodations aren't retroactive, so the earlier you begin, the better. If you run into unexpected barriers along the way, let us know as soon as possible because we want to address them quickly.

Transitioning from high school or another college (IEP/504)

If you had an IEP or Section 504 accommodations before, that history is helpful context, but it doesn't automatically transfer. College accommodations are determined through a new intake, and we'll work with you to figure out what applies at FLC.

Schedule an appointment    Register with ARC    

Student Portal    Faculty Portal

Accommodations

If you have a disability, find out how FLC can support your academic, housing, or campus experience.

Temporary Accommodations

For injuries or post-surgery recovery, submit this expedited accommodations request.

Emotional Support/Assistance Animals

Register to live on campus with an emotional support or assistance animal.

Testing Center

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The testing center offers a low-distraction environment for students with approved testing accommodations. Learn more and schedule your exam.

Digital Accessibility Committee

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Are you passionate about improving digital accessibility on campus? Have you had significant hardships or successes with digital accessibility as an instructor or student? The Digital Accessibility Committee invites students, faculty, and staff to join the committee, become a digital accessibility liaison for your department, or simply share your experience with the committee.

Accessibility Resource Center mission

The Accessibility Resource Center promotes equal opportunity for students with disabilities in pursuing their academic goals in higher education by creating a usable, equitable, inclusive and sustainable learning environment. Fort Lewis College recognizes disability as an aspect of diversity. Through partnership and active engagement, the ARC empowers students to succeed through personal initiative and sustained effort.