SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, the State of the Art Conference is COMING TO CALIFORNIA and UC DAVIS IS THE HOST UNIVERSITY!
Please join us in Sacramento at the Downtown Sheraton for the State of the Art Conference Kick Off on Tuesday, October 27th at 2pm.
At 3pm, the Student Leadership Conference Attendees will VISIT UC DAVIS!
There will be four on-campus events:
- A Campus Tour
- Dance Party in the Dance Studio at the ARC
- Bowling at the Memorial Union
- Watch Crip Camp
At 5:30pm, there will be the FIRST IN CALIFORNIA INCLUSIVE COLLEGE FAIR on campus at the International Center! Over 40 colleges and universities from across the country who have inclusive college programs will be on campus to share the inside scoop about inclusive college.
College for California Students with Intellectual Disabilities
The Redwood SEED Scholars Program in a Nutshell
The Redwood SEED Scholars Program (Supported Education to Elevate Diversity) at the University of California, Davis is designed for students in California with intellectual disabilities.
The UC Davis Redwood SEED Scholars are welcomed to UC Davis as full-time NON-DEGREE students, and supported with peer mentors in academics, social inclusion, health and wellness, residential living and employment. Redwood Seed Scholars take part in internships both on and off campus with the goal of competitive, integrated employment. They live alongside other UC Davis students in on-campus housing and participate in campus clubs and organizations. Self-determination and choice will be the seeds we plant at the beginning of the program and what will guide us for the full four years.
The program is a collaboration between the UC Davis MIND Institute, the Office of Inclusive Excellence, and the Division of Continuing and Professional Education.
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