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The initiative has helped students with intellectual disabilities find community and acquire both life and job skills as they become independent By
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The initiative has helped students with intellectual disabilities find community and acquire both life and job skills as they become independent By
While most people's past experiences are diagnosable, those who remain undiagnosed take for granted one significant factor that can help them overcome the complexities of their problems: their access to resources.
UC Davis is now accepting applications for a new college program serving students with diagnosed intellectual disabilities or has neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism, fragile X syndrome, Down syndrome or a traumatic brain injury.
UC Davis will create four-year program for students with intellectual disabilities 3 minute read Team Davis participants celebrate with Davis Police officers, including Natalie Corona (third from left), at the opening ceremonies of the 2016 Special Olympics Northern California Summer Games at UC Davis. Sue Cockrell/Enterprise file photo Support Local Journalism SEED Scholar program to begin fall 2021 The UC Davis MIND Institute and the UC Davis Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will create an inclusive four-year college program for students with intellectual disabilities. The program...