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     *  Virtual Tour With REED Austis Services PATH Transition Program in

         Partnership with Falician College - Thursday, January 9, 2025 6:00 pm

         6:30 pm & Tuesday, January 28, 2025 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm

 

         *  Preparing young adults with disabilities for college Special

         Needs Alliance

 

      *  College Disability Services

 

      *  Hudson County Community College

 

      *  College is Possible for Students with Intellectual Disability!

 

Virtual Tour With REED Autism Services PATH Transition Program in Partnership with Felician College

Thursday, January 9, 2025 6:00 pm

 

         6:30 pm & Tuesday, January 28, 2025 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm

 

 

The REED Autism Services PATH Transition Program is a post-secondary, two-year, college-based certificate program in partnership with Felician University. The program is designed to impart crucial career readiness and life skills for young adults with autism.

 

Located on the Rutherford campus of Felician University, PATH students will have the opportunity to experience life as part of a college community. Students will have access to Felician University amenities and may have the opportunity to take or audit Felician University courses if appropriate.

 

PATH blends dynamic classroom instruction with real-world application, emphasizing four key pillars: community engagement, employment, self-determination, and household/personal management. The program, which also includes vocational training through work-based learning, equips students with the tools for meaningful employment. PATH will work to create individualized experiences that match each student’s unique interests and strengths.

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Register for January 28th's event below.
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Preparing young adults with disabilities for college

Special Needs Alliance

 

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College Disability Services

 

Things to know about college disability services

 

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 Hudson County Community College 

 

To reach and apply for the Hudson County College accessibility resources center

 

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College is Possible for Students with Intellectual Disability!

 

Students with intellectual disability can go to college. Learn more at the “Think Higher. Think College.” public awareness campaign website (www.ThinkHigherEd.net). There’s a new video and extensive resources to support and expand college options for students with ID.

 

The “Think Higher. Think College.” campaign is part of the Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network’s work to promote inclusive postsecondary education (IPSE) opportunities for students with intellectual disability. The goals of the campaign are to increase knowledge of inclusive college options, share information about the benefits and outcomes of students with intellectual disability attending college, and offer people ways to spread the message:

“Think Higher. Think College.”

 

You can also find more information on education after high school on the SPAN website by clicking her.