However, its goal is to establish a separate Web because members have heard that it is difficult for prospective employees to find answers if they have questions. Also, the committee wishes to make itself more accessible to the campus as a whole, especially when handicapped students are first getting aquainted with Calvin. Students with physical disabilities are made aware of the committee's presence on campus during Quest, Calvin's orientation program. According to Vriend, most attend, and there has been a rapidly increasing number of disabled students at Calvin and other institutions of higher education. This is due to an increasing sense among disabled students that they can involve themselves with higher education and in a college environment where they are properly accommodated.
Disabled students transfer here and say that it's easier to get around.
In fact, MacKenzie and Vriend claimed that there have not been many complaints recently. They said that Calvin has a long history of meeting the needs of handicapped persons because Calvin has always taken the stance that those needs are very important, especially within the role of a Christian campus. It extends to all sorts of differences. We tend to think of ethnicity, religious backgrounds and so on, but God made more differences than those. We want to be inclusive at Calvin for people with those diversities we want to make sure that everything is available.