A mobility impairment is a limitation of one or more of an individual's cognitive motor skills. Diseases such as multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, and polio as well as conditions such as cerebral palsy and spinal cord injuries often contribute to the impairment of motor skills.
Muscular dystrophy causes a weakening and eventual deterioration of muscle tissue.
Cerebral palsy may affect movement of various parts of the body, speech, hearing and vision. Students with prosthetic devices, braces, or crutches may be limited in their range and speed of movement. This information is also available in Spanish, Braille, on tape, or in large print. You will be told about a variety of ways in which AES and the University can assist you. The shuttle operates Monday through Friday when classes are in session.