Guests may also park in spaces in parking lots on the campus except those lots marked with bright blue Medical Center signs, and those reserved for guests with mobility impairments. Disability Parking Permit is required. Please make your disability parking arrangements as soon as possible. Graduates and guests with car license plates or placards indicating a disability will also need to display a Commencement 2001 Disability Parking Permit in order to access any reserved campus parking lot on May 11. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for loan by prior reservation, and an area within the seating section has been reserved for wheelchair users.
Campus maps illustrating accessible entrances to buildings are available.
Interpreters for persons with hearing impairments will be available at the ceremony on Alumni Lawn, and a seating section has been reserved. For information regarding a reserved disability parking permit, to request an interpreter, or to reserve a wheelchair, please contact the Opportunity Development Center, Box 1809 Station B, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee 37235 as soon as possible . Under the aegis of the Vanderbilt Alumni Association, seventy alumni clubs support continuing education opportunities and community service projects, help to recruit new students for the University, and provide social and networking opportunities for alumni members. The Vanderbilt Alumni Association ensures alumni a continuing voice in the life of the University and helps them maintain contact with their close friends from Vanderbilt. The Association encourages alumni to return to the University every year for Homecoming and every five years for Reunion.