Think College Webinar

Flood the internet with all the wonderful things about inclusive postsecondary education for students with intellectual disability! Share videos, photos, quotes, stories, and more and use #IPSEDay2024

#IPSE Day or Inclusive Postsecondary Education Day, is a day to raise awareness and spread the word about postsecondary education options for students with intellectual disability.

What is inclusive postsecondary education?

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Program professionals are invited to discuss and share strategies for supporting students to exit PSE programs to paid employment upon graduation. Participants must be staff who work in PSE programs for students with intellectual disability.

Los estudiantes con discapacidad intelectual quieren ir a la universidad, ¡y pueden hacerlo! Pero no pueden llegar solos. Necesitan educadores y familiares que comprendan qué habilidades son necesarias para lograrlo y necesitan ser apoyados para lograr sus objetivos. También necesitan recursos que les ayuden a ellos (¡y a sus familias!) a comprender el proceso de búsqueda y solicitud de universidades.

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Are you interested in learning what supports are available for college students with intellectual disabilities? Presenters Ashley Luce and Maria Paiewonsky will explore the comprehensive supports available on college campuses. Luke SaintAmour, a student at UMass Boston, will join to share his perspective.

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Curious about how to find the right college? Want to learn more about dorm life? Funding possibilities? Ask experts on inclusive postsecondary education ANYTHING about college for students with intellectual disability. Bring all your questions and tune in! This event is part of our “Think Higher. Think College.” public awareness campaign to expand access to college for students with intellectual disability.