Think College Vermont is an inclusive and supportive college experience for students with disabilities. To earn a Certificate of College Studies, students complete 9-18 credits of courses at the University of Vermont. The program includes peer mentoring, student-centered academic advising, personalized learning opportunities, and a robust social and emotional network, and work experience.
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Serve as a Peer Mentor!
Think College VT is looking for UVM undergraduate students to serve as peer mentors. To apply, please download, complete and return the application to Bryan Dague via email at bryan.dague@uvm.edu.
Peer Mentor Application (docx)
Background and Funding
In October 2010, the UVM Center on Disability and Community Inclusion was one of 27 programs nationwide awarded a 5-year Transition and Postsecondary Programs for Students with Intellectual Disabilities (TPSID) grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Think College Vermont was supported by federal funds from 2010-2015. Now the program is sustained through student tuition and generous donations from families, organizations and visitors like you.
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If you are interested or have questions, please email Think College Vermont Program Director Bryan Dague at bryan.dague@uvm.edu.
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