Meet the Team

Amy Curran joined the Office of Accessibility Services in September 2019, bringing over a decade of experience in the field. With degrees in Sociology and School Counseling, she is dedicated to supporting students in reaching their academic goals and fostering an environment that empowers self-advocacy. Collaboration is at the heart of her work, as she actively engages with campus partners to enhance the overall student experience. Beyond her professional commitments, she values family time, exploring museums, and reading books that keep her up way too late

Disabled writer, scholar-activist, educator, and consultant Aymon Langlois joined the WPI community as Assistant Director of Accessibility Services in 2024. Langlois holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Skidmore College where he concentrated on activist-rooted disability studies. His debut essay collection, Ugly Feet, OCD, and Other Intimations of Resistance: A Narrative Suite on Disability and Masculinity, is forthcoming from Anxiety Press. A skilled and diplomatic communicator and passionate advocate for students, Aymon looks forward to bringing disabled experience and nuanced expertise ...

Meg is an impassioned advocate for educational equity, diversity, and inclusion, with years of invaluable experience in education and accessibility services. Meg joined the Office of Accessibility Services in 2024. Before embarking on her journey in higher education, she worked in early childhood special education, cultivating a deep understanding of the diverse needs within educational settings. Meg holds a Bachelor's degree in English and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Social Justice and Human Rights. Meg is committed to leveraging her academic and professional backgrounds to ...

Maureen Pollard has worked at WPI since 2018.  She is the Office Coordinator in the Office of Accessibility Services (OAS) and is the first point of contact for students.  She is happy to answer questions about the services of our office. She loves spending time with her family and being outside, preferably at the beach.  

James provides support for the Exam Proctoring Center in the Office of Accessibility Services. He assists in scheduling, proctoring and the return of exams for students taking their exams in the EPC. James takes pride in working with students, especially helping them resolve their questions regarding test taking. He holds a Bachelors in Anthropology from the University of New Hampshire.