Our Mission
The mission of the Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) at UNM-G is to provide assistance and support to students with verified disabilities to equalize their opportunities to successfully access UNM-G programs and services, including instructional programs, student services and extracurricular activities. UNM-G operates an integrated program and services model to maximize and simplify students' opportunities for success.

Delfred Sam, Abagail Marsh, and Mary Lou Mraz
How do I begin?
If you were using classroom accommodations while you were in High School, you may have an Individualized Education Plan, or I.E.P.
Please bring in your I.E.P., and meet with ARC to determine if your documents qualify you for classroom accommodations in college.
Our hope is to provide a smooth transition into your college experience.
Please review the ARC Intake Form
Take the following form to your next medical appointment:
Disability Verification Request Form .
Your healthcare professional can use their own form if they wish.
Contact
Mary Lou Mraz, ARC - Student Success Specialist
UNM-G Contact for 504/ADA Compliance and referral to main campus coordinator
Phone: (505) 863-7527 / 7757
Location: GH 1127
Hours of Operation
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 6:30pm
Fridays: Student Employees 9am -12pm 1-5pm
Visit in-person for WALK-IN and/or schedule an appointment through: loboachieve.unm.edu
Helpful Links
ARC for
Instructors
Accessibility
Policies
ARC
Brochure
Notice of
Non-Discrimination
ARC for Instructors
Accessibility Policies
ARC Brochure
Notice of Non-Discrimination
What We Offer
The staff of the ARC is committed to the purpose of serving students with disabilities at the University. Student success is our goal and that Student Service is clear in the manner by which we deliver services. As the University continues to move forward with the use of technology to enhance the teaching/learning process, ARC has followed this path and utilizes assistive technology to improve access and opportunities for student success. Please take advantage of the following resources:

Private Study Room
We have 4 comfortable rooms where you can study without distractions.

SHAC
Student Health and Counseling. Private Confidential Meetings via computer, in Gurley Hall 1147. Open Monday-Friday by appointment.

Test Scheduling
There are two rooms available to take tests in a quiet environment. To make appointments to test please contact ARC with your class time, exam date, and exam time. Please review our taking test hours deadline.
Temporal Disabilities/Injuries
For Temportal Disabilities/Injuries please contact the following Assisting offices:
- Accessibility Resource Center
(505) 863-7757 - Dean of Instruction - (505) 863-7679
- Parking and Campus Police - (505) 763-7620
Title IX Contact Information
UNM-G Contact for Title IX and referral to main campus coordinator:
Jayme McMahon, Director of Student Affairs
(505) 863-7508 - jmcmahon@unm.edu
UNM Main Campus Title IX Coordinator
Heather Cowan, Title IX Coordinator
(505) 277-5251 - hbcowan@unm.edu