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WildCat Access Van
Programs - Wildcat Access
Wildcat Access (formerly known as the "Handi-Van") provides on-campus, point-to-point transportation service for UNH students and employees with permanent or temporary mobility impairments.
Wildcat Access services the campus area that is also serviced by the Campus Connector shuttles.
Students may obtain approval for using this service from the campus Disability Services for Students office (862-2607 voice/TTY), or from UNH Health Services (862-1530 voice, 862-0807 TTY). All students must be approved by one of these offices to use Wildcat Access.
The Affirmative Action Office (Thompson Hall) can assist and clear members of the faculty and staff to use Wildcat Access. They can be reached at 862-2930 (voice/TTY).
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Students
- Eligibility & UNH Guidelines
- Accommodations & Services
- Prospective Students
- Timeline for Accommodations
- Temporary Medical Conditions
- Alternative Testing Accommodations
- Wildcat Access van
- Accessible Buildings on Campus
- Campus Accessibilty Map
- Foreign Language Policy and Petition
- Housing Request
- Priority Registration
- Reduced Course Load
- Snow and Ice Removal
- Rights, Rules & Responsibilities
- Alternative Text
- Assistive Technology
- TimeCat- schedule appointments
- College Students with Asperger's/High-Functioning Autism Meeting Group
- Career Resources
- Scholarships for students with Disabilities
- Study Abroad
- Service Animals
- NH Vocational Rehabilitation
- President's Commission on the Status of People with Disabilities
- ADA Compliance at UNH; Affirmative Action and Equity office
- AAPD- American Association of People with Disabilities
- Campus Accessibility Map
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