Mission, Vision, and Values

These legislative acts help ensure that students with disabilities are provided the same access to higher education programs that other students have. Accommodations are intended to provide students with disabilities an equal opportunity to achieve the same results that other students have the opportunity to achieve. The ADAAA and Section 504 guarantee equal access, but do not guarantee success.

---

Mission

The mission of the Student Accessibility Resources is to advance UWF's mission, vision, and priorities by delivering innovative and high quality service through collaborative networks that ensure educational access and support for students with disabilities.

---

Vision

To help empower students with disabilities in their pursuit of educational and career opportunities by assisting in the creation of an inclusive and supportive campus environment that facilitates graduation and participation in the global community.

---

Values

• Excellence: The staff of SAR is committed to ongoing personal and professional development and continuous quality improvement, encouraging individual initiative, creativity, and innovation.
• Collaboration: The staff of SAR engages in a culture of supportive and cooperative interactions and communication to advance and achieve shared expectations and goals.
• Inclusion: The staff of SAR embraces and respects the diversity inherent in all people and aims to create an inclusive environment where all students can live, learn, and lead meaningful lives regardless of who they are.
• Stewardship: The staff of SAR will provide high quality service while demonstrating fiscal responsibility and cost-effectiveness.

---

To request this page or any information referenced on the page in an alternative format, please email sar@uwf.edu.