Welcome to Disability and Accessibility Resources, an administrative unit within the Division of Academic Affairs at West Virginia State University. We strive to collaborate with and empower individuals who have disabilities through efforts to eliminate barriers to access and participation within our institution when possible as well as coordinate accessibility, accommodations and related resources that enable equal access to an education, our programs and services and university life. On behalf of the staff of Disability and Accessibility Resource, we look forward to working with you during your time at West Virginia State University.
West Virginia State University recognizes its obligations under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, as amended. The President of West Virginia State University has designated the authority for determining the necessary access options for individuals with disabilities, including students, to the staff with the Disability and Accessibility Resources administrative unit. Ensuring equal access is not the sole responsibility of the Disability and Accessibility Resources office, cooperation from the administration, faculty and staff from all departments is essential to ensuring this access is available to individuals with a disability.
If you have a documented physical or mental condition or would like assistance in determining if you are eligible for accessibility resources, please contact our office. You will find links to the various resource pages as well as the forms utilized in reporting access issues and requesting accommodations.
Student Accessibility Resources
Campus Accessibility/Compliance
Reporting Disability Access Issues
Reporting Accommodation Implementation Issues
Digital Accessibility Exception Request Form
Michael Casey, MS, CRC, CDF, ADAC, LCAS
Director & ADA Coordinator/504 Compliance Officer
Email: ada@wvstateu.edu
Phone: 681-533-0850
Office: 117 Sullivan Hall East
West Virginia State University (WVSU) does not discriminate on the basis of disability in its services, programs, or activities.