Accessibility for Visitors
North Carolina A&T State University welcomes thousands of visitors to campus every year. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), as amended, the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and relevant federal, state, and local laws, the University provides equal access to programs, services and/or activities for individuals with disabilities. Please review resources for visitor accommodations from process partners across the university.
Submission of an appropriate request for a disability accommodation must be made to the following using the Visitor Disability Accommodation Request Form.
Sheena J. Cobrand
Associate Vice Chancellor/Deputy General Counsel and Compliance Officer
Phone: 336-285-3088 Email: compliance@ncat.edu
Note: The information you provide will be shared with the people required to assist or resolve the reported issue. Our goal is to facilitate solutions to verified barriers as quickly as possible.
Submission of an appropriate request for a disability accommodation must be made to the following using the Visitor Disability Accommodation Request Form.
Sheena J. Cobrand
Associate Vice Chancellor/Deputy General Counsel and Compliance Officer
Phone: 336-285-3088 Email: compliance@ncat.edu
Note: The information you provide will be shared with the people required to assist or resolve the reported issue. Our goal is to facilitate solutions to verified barriers as quickly as possible.
Visitors in need of disability accessible parking should first review N.C. A&T’s Ordinance for Parking and Transportation Services and contact the Parking and Transportation Services Office by email at ncatpark@ncat.edu or phone at 336-285-2027.
Visitors and guests to are required to purchase parking any time they park on campus. All parking on campus is allocated and signed for specific uses, and parking regulations are enforced 24/7. ADA-accessible spaces are available in designated parking areas across campus. Paid hourly parking and the display of a state-issued disability placard are required to use an accessible space.
The Office of Enterprise Risk Management and Compliance collaborates with university departments to ensure equal access for students, employees, guests, and visitors with disabilities to participate in university programs, activities, events, and services. Guests or visitors seeking an accommodation to participate in a university program, activity, event, or service are encouraged to contact the event sponsor or department as early as possible and in advance of the event.
Visitors and guests to are required to purchase parking any time they park on campus. All parking on campus is allocated and signed for specific uses, and parking regulations are enforced 24/7. ADA-accessible spaces are available in designated parking areas across campus. Paid hourly parking and the display of a state-issued disability placard are required to use an accessible space.
The Office of Enterprise Risk Management and Compliance collaborates with university departments to ensure equal access for students, employees, guests, and visitors with disabilities to participate in university programs, activities, events, and services. Guests or visitors seeking an accommodation to participate in a university program, activity, event, or service are encouraged to contact the event sponsor or department as early as possible and in advance of the event.
The ADA does not require N.C. A&T to provide accessible seats in the event of a sellout. Guests with disabilities have no greater right to obtain tickets to a sold-out game or event than those without a disability. Completion of the Visitor Disability Accommodation Request Form does not entitle an individual to purchase tickets to an event or game, and is not evidence of ticket purchase/request to purchase tickets for a game or event.
Accessible seating at ticketed events is reserved exclusively for NC A&T’s visitors with accessibility needs who have already purchased tickets in separate transactions (standard admission).
Accessible seating at ticketed events is reserved exclusively for NC A&T’s visitors with accessibility needs who have already purchased tickets in separate transactions (standard admission).
