Georgetown University offers a Disability Cultural Center with an Sensory Room - a newly renovated space on the ground floor of New South, a residential building on Georgetown’s main campus. [1] In addition to meeting and gathering space, the center features a sensory room — the first university in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area to do so — that provides sensory tools and support for students when they are overstimulated. [1]

Accessibility Map

Georgetown provides an Accessible Route Map for navigating campus and identifying accessible routes. [2]

• https://masterplanning.georgetown.edu/maps/

Accommodation Request

Students requesting academic accommodations use the MyARC portal:

• https://academicsupport.georgetown.edu/disability/getting-started/

1. Complete the accommodation request form.
2. Upload supporting documentation.
3. ARC reviews the request.
4. An ARC advisor contacts the student for a meeting to discuss accommodations.

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[1] https://www.georgetown.edu/news/georgetown-launches-new-disability-cultural-center-on-campus/

[2] https://masterplanning.georgetown.edu/maps/

[3] https://academicsupport.georgetown.edu/