Harrow Valley Community College isn't real. Its people, phone numbers, addresses, policies, and documents are invented. Phone numbers use the fictional 555-01xx range, and email addresses end in .example, which can never belong to a real site.
Why it exists
This site was built as a teaching artifact for The Neuroaccessible Environment, a workshop at Finger Lakes Community College on using AI to design for sensory, executive function, and communication diversity. The practice documents in the workshop all come from Harrow Valley, and here they are in the places a real college would post them.
Where the practice documents live
- Document 0 / Demo 1: Visitor parking procedures
- Demo 2: Learning Commons student guide
- Demo 3: Event space reservation procedures
- Document A: Benefits open enrollment email
- Document B: Bridgeway client intake form
- Document C: Campus Store returns and exchanges
- Document D: Orientation day schedule
- Document E: How to withdraw from a course
- Document F: Purchase requests and reimbursement
- Document G: Campus Store careers page
- Document H: Wellness fair flyer
Photos
Photos are from Wikimedia Commons, under Creative Commons or public domain licenses. Each link below goes to the photo's Commons page, which names the photographer and the license. The photos show other places, used here to stand in for a campus that doesn't exist.
- Campus buildings among trees in autumn color: UMBC in autumn.jpg on Wikimedia Commons
- A campus walkway in the fall: Campus Fall 2013 117 (10291909646).jpg on Wikimedia Commons
- A wide green lawn in front of a campus building: Whitman College Lawn.jpg on Wikimedia Commons
- A paved parking lot with marked spaces: ParkingLot.jpg on Wikimedia Commons
- Study tables in a quiet library: Vassar Library Study Area.jpg on Wikimedia Commons
- Shelves of books inside a bookstore: Bookstore Interior.jpg on Wikimedia Commons
- A red-tailed hawk in flight, wings spread: Red-tailed hawk in flight.jpg on Wikimedia Commons
Type and logo
- Atkinson Hyperlegible, by the Braille Institute, and Source Serif 4, by Adobe, both under the SIL Open Font License.
- The Harrow Valley hawk logo was drawn for this site.