Q1: With limited handicapped parking on campus, what do you think could be done to provide more spaces?
Q2: How much do you think VCU is doing to provide for handicapped students?
Q3: How could VCU enforce the mandatory reporting of broken handicapped doors?
Q4: What do you do when a handicapped door is broken?
Q5: How important do you think handicapped access is to VCU students?

Art Shustek, freshman, homeland security and emergency preparedness
Q1: VCU should have more handicapped spaces placed in all of the parking lots.
Q2: Not sure
Q3: VCU should have regular preventive maintenance inspections, so that way the doors will be less prone to problems.
Q4: Try to assist any handicapped persons around
Q5: Unimportant

Ashley Garner, sophomore, business
Q1: There needs to be more designated handicapped parking spaces on the lower level of the Main Street parking garage.
Q2: Enough
Q3: I don’t see how they could enforce this on anyone.
Q4: Use other door
Q5: Very important

Jeremy Huck, junior, criminal justice
Q1: VCU should change some of the existing parking spaces to handicapped-only spaces
Q2: Not enough
Q3: If there were a maintenance schedule, it wouldn’t be necessary to enforce reporting.
Q4: Report to the proper authorities
Q5: Important

Jon Domingo, freshman, undeclared
Q1: There should be more signs in the parking lots to let people know what spaces are for handicapped persons only.
Q2: Enough
Q3: If signs were posted on the doors, more people would take initiative when the doors are broken.
Q4: Report to the proper authorities
Q5: Important

Jill Carmicheal, 24, Social-work graduate student
Q1: VCU should designate more parking areas for handicapped students.
Q2: Not enough
Q3: VCU should post fliers around campus and inform students in VCU 101 or Life Sciences classes about reporting broken handicapped doors.
Q4: Try to assist any handicapped persons around
Q5: Important

Rabia Javed, junior, pre-dental
Q1: I think this is a big issue, and we should build more parking for handicapped people or assign parking specifically for them.
Q2: Not enough
Q3: People should inform the maintenance crew so the problem can be corrected.
Q4: Try to assist any handicapped persons around
Q5: Unimportant